The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-21
STATE SCIENCE SCHOOL
Summer school began Tuesday witt
} good enrolment.

Summer school began Tuesday with
a good enrolment.
Horace Robbins left Monday for his
claim ear Chinook, Mont.
The Science School band has signed
UP for the four days Of the Tri-State
fair at Fargo, July /, 2, 3 and 4, and
will be on hand to dispense music for
that occasion.
Anna Nelson, 1911. was here from
Bismarck to attend the exercises of
commencement week and the alumni
banquet and reunion.
Among the others Of the out-of-tow
graduates of the school we noticed
Sena Berg of Morris, Hannah berg of
Kenmare, Hazel King of Melrose,
Howard Smith and Lee Davidson of
Tintah, Harvey Void of Cummings,
and Fred FL. Hackett of Abercrombie.
The defamation contest on Tuesday
evening was a strong feature of COM
mencement week. Three girls had been
chosen from a class of seven in a pre-
liminary contest and three boys from a
class of six in the same way. These
SlA w S4 . ro1 Nv pIOSA d1i11lISE tdSI. IuSS-
day, and from the girls Mabel Sim
mons won first place and Helga Ringen
second place. From the class of boys
AL Alzheimer won first and Peter
Schmitt second place. Separate prizes
were awarded each class, the first in
each receiving a gold medal, inc the
| second a silver medal.
The class day exercises were held in
| tho pyT1oT ma ciIlna M Wn1nnc1orr a ffay>-
noon. Arthur Lorans was marshal
Leo Klein gave the class history. Nor
man Mcdonald made the prophecy
Joel Hektner contributed the poem
Caroline McCabe read the class will
and Helga Ringen delivered the class
GRAFTON. 1t was an interesting pro.
gramme and was well rendered.
The alumni banquet was given in the
dining room, and was a festal occa.
sion. A large number Of former grad.
yates were present to welcome the
new class. 1t was an enjoyable talk
fest of visiting with classmates re
turned after a year or more Of abs.
sence. James Murray and Liza Ecke.
each sang a solo and had to respond tt
an encore, and several brief speeches
were made.
Another very successful year CLOSED
at the science school with the com
~mencement Friday evening. The stu
dents departed at once and quie
reigned supreme for the brief vacation
before summer school. The members o
the faculty for the next few weeks viii
have their time occupied about as fol
lows: President Smith, Miss Mirick
Miss Fulton, Professor Prather an
Professor Black will teach in the sum
mer school; Professor Clipfell will b
in Wahpeton for the fore part Of tn
summer, Professor Taylor has takel
; up his new position az engineering ex
] pert for the Cttertail Power Co., an,
!, will locate in Fergus Falls; Professor
Wolfe and Jones will be at Madison a
student in the University of Wiscon
sin; Professor Mcmahon has gone t
Sioux City, Ia, for a visit before goin
to Boston; Professor Station will b
field representative Of the S. S. s.. fo
the summer; Professor Ward has gon
to Cleveland. O., for a good part of tn
fsummer; Miss Ristow will take an ex
ltende drip to the Pacific coast an
Nrill attend the National E~ducations
~aasociation at Salt Lake City in July
Miss Matson goes to her home at Nj
agar a, Wis; and may be heard fror
| later. Miss Sleeper goes to Seattle an
to hor. ne making in that city; Mis-
Simard will change her profession an
will. If reports are correct, try domes
tic scien, &c instead Of shorthand, q
rather will be at home in Brecken
ridge. This> students and faculty sti
in town wis h them all a pleasant sum
mer.