Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-26
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day at the State NOrmal-lnduStrial
SCHOOL. 'Sexenty-One gold monogram
pins or buttons were awarded at cha
pei to students who had attained the
standard in scholarship set by the
faculty, and eleven more pins We're
awarded in the Military contest.
The Military contest, always a fea-
ture of the school year was perhaps
the best ever held at the MI. All
events were closely contested. Col.
Carlson of Bismarck, the official in
spector, said that the caGeis ranked
far above the average in discipline,
conduct, and knowledge of drill regu-
lations. He stated that the one blem-
.sh was the old-fashioned equipment,
in spite of which the cadets made
such an excellent ~ showing. Four
prizes were awarded to individuals
and one to the best drilled squad.
Thursday afternoon, March 10, was
given over to an exhibit OF the work
in Household Economics and Fine
Arts. The work in Household Econo-
mics, under, the. direction OF Miss
Alice p. Gum, has been unusually
successful this year. The sewing ex.
hfbit of the students was the most
extensive in the history of the school
and spoke volumes of praise for the
faithful and painstaking' work of Miss
Gertrude Gibbins. In the Domestic
Science rooms there Aas large dis.
play of foods prepared by students
under the direction of Miss Ida L..
Brooks, who also had charge of the
serving Of light refreshments to the
guests. Miss Brooks has shown un.
usual ability as an instructor in Cook.
ing and Food Analysis. In the Art
room there were many evidences of
the faithful efforts of the students un-
under the direction of Miss Harnsber-
ger. The work in oils, water color,
charcoal, and handcrafts was very at.
tractive. While there was no exhibit
shown in the Mechanic Arts Depart
ment. the shops were open that the
visitors might inspect the equipment
and the samples Of work that were
IN evidence. About thousand per.
sons visited the school.
Thursday and Friday Professor r.
y. Hathaway participated in the
Farmers Institute at Forbes, he and
Miss bennington being the leading
speakers. Professor Hathaway had
With him about 200 slides illustrating
agricultural topics
On Wednesday, March Is, Miss Ida
L. Brooks of the Domestic Science
Department, and F. C. Hathaway, Pro.
lessor of Agriculture spent the day
at Edgeley, taking part IN the lecture
and demonstration work OF the Farm.
er's. Institute at that place.
Thursday, March l2 President Viii
lis p. johnson spoke at the .Commun-
ity Institute held at Lidgerwood. This
institute was under the auspices of
the State University and Agricultural
College. President Johnson gave three
addresses. Il, g.. ..1'
JAPANESE KNITTING EXHIBITION
Philadelphia, Pa, March 25.-Knit-
ting interests Of this city are given an
opportunity for a study as to how
they may meet competition from
new quarter. An exhibition opened
here today, showing samples of hos
iery and underwear made in Japan.
The exhibition is under the auspices
Of the. bureau OF foreign and domestic
commerce, and will remain open to
the people until the middle of next
month. Other cities will then be Wis
tied. Knitting machinery used in ia
pan IS also shown. A consular report
states that there are large increases
IN the fmportatiOns OF sewing, knit
ting and embroidery machinery into
China, and that a large American