The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-27
s. MAYVILLE NORMAL +

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Several students have entered since
the last news items was sent out and
this brings the attendance still more
in advance of that for any previous
fall term. Never before was there
such demand for dorlnitory rooms in
the fall term. There is capacity in
the old dormitory for a few more but
the increased number of new students.
both freshmen. and seniors. Last
years students from the freshmen
and sophomore classes. are, as usual.
with these classes, largely engaged In
teaching. Many Of these will return
in a year for further work but sew
eral will continue to teach. One good
feature in North Dakota state educa-
tional' institutions is the fact that
there is little Of running from one in
stitution to another. Students almost
uniformly remain in the school in
which they first enter.
h model rural school opened its
doors for the first time on October 20
with Miss Anna Stewart Of Marion.
Mich. in charge and with an enroll
ment Of country children nearly
equal to the capacity. Until this linn
admitted In the order ~ thoir 70.
quests.
The literary society gave its usual
term reception at he heginning ~ the
term and there was the usual amo,,nt
OF fun. The reception a held in
the assembly room where an informal
program was given and much merri-
ment in evidence. The interest in the
hat this will he anothar 1srv
@.st,s.,;aa NC. ."e =. De anosieF soFy
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1850 a. ~ S.osTn u ra'Eo az.
ps a III tne auo'torlum las. fr1day
e ~, ! unuer the ausplces OF tne 10.
cal society and pleased a good
aua!ence WIN ner aoie reading. Miss
- y nL ol 'ne senior GAS
-. : n,oon, asss.su ner os rshaer-
us s a oio Miss oms.au Is q
s;nS;rr IT, ,,ar, ns'ah en aao 'o'
e. e "e "'ose"
ine octoner number OF the May
viiie normal school bulletin will be
devoted to an illustrated description
OF the model rural school buildings
and Will contain sketches OF elevation
OF f1oor and basement plans. The
bulletin will be circulated widely
among rural school officers and may
be obtained by any one not receiving
a copy II request is made Of the Office
at tne nornaaI
Miss Watson and Mrs. Hillyer rep
sen n local woman's club at
tne annual meeting OF the Federation
OF clubs OF North Dakota
ana report an excellent meeting.
Mrs: travis gave the program at
n meeting OF the Woman's club last
saturday, the subject being 1.-THE Pro-
POS0O NdtlOnaI DAnaffmanf NJ pNhlfN
Health"
Miss Manda Knudson visited at
Palmer hall over Sunday and went to
Devils Lake on Monday to attend a
eacne institute being held there
nov
Mr.: Andrew Simonson. 1913, visited
the scnooi a Few days ago.
Inc normal boys are working hard
now IN football practice. A game was
Played between them and the May
Viile nigh school last Friday after
nSon %nicn resulted In a score Of
ayout ~ 70 U IN avor of the normal
feature playing and the normals show
ed looseness in their back field work.
But the high school team was not en-
tlreiy TOO In their back field
work but their line was very weak
too.
Mr.. Travis returned on Saturday
from conducting a teachers institute
at Bismarck for the rural teachar ~
Burleigh county. He renorted 90 ~
Of %. the largest ever held
IN the county and a good set Of work.
ers among these teachers. He was
Idly assisted by Miss Alice FISCHER Of
n Valley City normal school.
The entertainment course for tn.
season Of 1894 is announced Nv
the normal and consists Of the OK.
ford Comic Opera comnan, ~, go