The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-31

Jalmer Johnson, a student who at
tended the normal last year and this
Year for two terms, ,has been given a
position at Big Falls, Mimi, in a furni-
ture factory, at a salary of $50 a
month. Mr.. Johnson was interested in
manual training while in school.
r. Miss Viola Marshall, state secretary
of the Y. w. c.. A, spoke at chapel
Wednesday morning on the larger
phases of the work Of the association.
Miss Tryphina Anderson entertained
her Bible class Thursday evening in
her rooms at Wheeler hall.
Professor Martin gave an address
Wednesday at Evansville and one
Thursday evening at Audubon.
The retiring cabinet Of the Y. w. C.
A. gave a picture of a woodland scene
to the society for the decoration of. the
society room.
Professor Collins gave his address
on The Woman of the Future at the
First Congregational church in Fargo
Sunday evening.
The Y. w. C. A. cabinets entertain
ed the cabinet of the agricultural COL
ACSO "SoIACod1S CNSllI1lS. L lie ODJSCl
of the meeting was to keep in touch
with the work of the societies in the
two cities. 1t was fortunate that Miss
Viola Marshall was here at the time,
and h spoke on the work of the So
ciety and on what a teacher can do in
a community. Light refreshments
We're served, and the evening was
pleasant n profitable.
p.ofa1co~ Do i1or wi -,o.. - DaALsa-,
to speak at the annual commencement
exercises OF the public schools Friday
evening. .
Principal F. E. Stillwell of the Glyn-
don school vas a visitor Wednesday
morning, his object being to secure
teachers.
The department of manual training,
under the care OF J. w. Eek, had a re-
rlarkably, fine exhibit Of work done by
the students in the domestic science
rooms the last three days Of this week
The variety and excellence of the work
elected a good many expressions OF
approval from those who saw the ex-
hibit. Among the objects, which al
together are far too numerous to men
ton, were two library tables done by
Harry Larson and Daniel Johannison
@ HS1AACiJ 8M 0PIlolSlCIGu H. 1llduE
by Wallace Rosel, a beautiful hal
clock, the work of Julius Wilson, a
mahogany hall tree, turned with per.
feet nicely by Jalmre Johnson. d. secre-
tary by Leroy Larson. a chair and book
case by Carl Walker, a music cabinet
by Frank Weld, fine pieces of wood
turning by many different workmen
copper work, wood turning inlay, and
many fine. small pieces by the Seventh
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racks, towel racks, coat hangers, book
racks. Most Of these objects will be
kept by the makers, and they are such
things as the owners may keep anG
prize for many years.
The Witches will have their annual
party Saturday evening. May 81, al
which several former members of the
school and society will be present.
Professor and Mrs. e. r.. Collins will
entertain the members of the faculty
who Joined this year at their home or
Eighth street next Wednesday evening,
IA memorial programme in honor oil
Lew A. Huntoon, will be held at the
Normal School auditorium next Wed.
nesday morning at 10 o'clock to which
the public is invited. There will be
music by the school, by a. duartette
and addresses by noted citizens. The
students and faculty OF the norma
school invite the public to attend thu
programme. A memorial booklet con
taining the programme will be giver
Tout at the time ofSthe memorial pro.
gTarnme.
Clothes TO be Enjoyed.
All garments sold by Al. 4. Mood.
as well as all fabrics. dress a~ccessories
and shoes are OF such high correc