The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-12-05
F0REsTRY WINNER
ToOk DaskOlball Game Frou Woslhopo
nleh Thanksgiving Day
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The School of Forestry West
hope basketball game on the
home floor on Thanksgiving
day resulted in a victory for
the Forestry boys to the tune
of 40 to 8. This was the first
game of the season and our
boys are pleased with the show
ing made. Another game is
scheduled to take place this
evening friday between the
local high school and School
of Forestry team.
The boiler and pipes for heat
ing the greenhouse arrived laet
week. The work of installa-
ton will start as soon as all the
material is on hand.
The attention of teachers liv-
ing within driving distance of
Bottineau is called to the fact
that they can arrange to carry
one or two subjects at the State
School of Forestry by attend
ing all day on Saturdays. The
school schedule, which calls
for work on Saturday, makes
this possible. Miss Mabel
wood is the first to take
advantage of this opportunity.
This arrangement for students
is another way in which the
school hopes to be of greater
service to the community than
is ordinarily the case.
Friday evening President and
Mrs. Smith entertained the
lstudents at an impromptu
party. The object was to pro
vide amusement for those who
Ibid not go home Thanksgiving
(iames played in the gymnas-
ium the early part of the eve
ming were followed by short
musical entertainment. Grand
Opera selections were played
bv the Edison musical instru-
ment. Prof. NJ. K. Shuler with
Miss Jessie Hansen at the
piano, then rendered solo,
which was very much enjoyed
by all. Adjournment was the n
made to the kitchen where
each guest tried, by means of
knife and pencil, to fashion
out of the various vegetables
some likeness of plant, ami
NAL or person. Some very
clever results were obtained:
among others were turtle,
made from an onion. a flying
machine from a carrot, a boat
from an apple. a representation
of the School of Forestry build
ing and the faculty made from
Ipotatoes, and the prize winner.
a perfect miniature of a fine
hog. The prize, a souvenir
spoon. was awarded to Charles
Lueck of Kramer. After a de-
| licious luncheon the party
broke up, the young folks feel
ing at least partly repaid for
missing the pleasure Of going
home at Thanksgiving time.
Since last reported the fol-
lowing students have enrolled:
Samuel Oschwald, Otto Flu
stenau, Gardena; Edward Kor-
ty. Lansford; Charles Lueck,
Kramer: William Flanery,
| Omemee: Oron J. Trimble,
Cora Townsend, Westhope;
Naomi Berg, Bernhard Wall,
Brent Noun, Carbury; Mabel
Green wood, Arthur Boyer,
Doyle Trent. Olaf Wall. Jno. G..
Murdock and Isaac N. Bacon,
City.
Several students registered
on Monday for the half year
courses. Judging by the inter
est manifested in this arrange
ment it meets need that has
long been felt by the young
people who can not attend
school in fall and spring. With
fclasses organized in practically
all subjects desired and credit
for the work taken it d possi-
BILE for a student to be in school
at great advantage 70 himself
at q time when there u Ycry
little pressing work on the
farm.
Bick Costello arrived fron