The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-17
Glendale Normal.

Ellendale. N. D.. March 17.-Fred
Smith Peterson. '16. is the manual
training teacher in the city schools of
Cloquet, MINI. He is glad to be re-
lieved from army service and was
fortunate In securing a position on his
return.
H. w. Ward. '16. lis manual training
teacher at Chaska. MINI. A letter from
him states that they are preparing
for an exhibit with prospects of q
good display of work.
Mr.. Leischner. who has been in
Montana for a time was a visitor at
the school Wednesday the guest OF his
brothers, Theodore and Gottfried.
| Mrs. o. A. Peterson of Dale, ". D.,
was visitor at the dormitory on
Monday of this week. the guest Of her
daughters. Beulah and Mildred.
Miss Olson gave the response to the
address Of welcome at the Central
Educational association In Jamestown
last week and Professor Fuller had a
paper in the high school section.
President Black was unable to attend
the meeting.
Plans are under way for a triangular
debate this spring and also a debate
with the Aberdeen normal. In the
North Dakota part Of the debate this
school will be matched against Wah-
peton and probably jamestown.
Our popular, trio Of faculty ladies
are booked for one Of their evenings of
music and reading at Barnard on
March Fl.
The military inspection and contest
will be held at the armory the evening
Of March %. The adjutant general
has promised to detail an inspection
officer. and the different squads of
Company A are diligently training for
the contest which is held the same
evening. There will be a small ad-
mission charge Of 10 cents and the
geenral public is cordially invited to
attend.
The students are enjoying a series
gymnasium the last week. The
schedule Of interscholastic games has
been PLAYED off. but the class teams
are playing a series of interclasS
basketball games which are creating
considerable interest.
On Friday evening Of last week the
winter term recital was held in the
chapel room and proved a very en-
joyable evening for lovers of music
A large class Of Miss Hollis and Miss
Wards pupils were on the program
with instrumental music and vocal
solos and a duet by Miss Olson and
Miss Miller.
On Saturday night. March 10. a
rather unique and unusual event &C.
CURED in the armory. This was the
exhibit of the physical training de-
partment. The young ladies Of the
school under the instruction of Miss
Potts gave a very interesting and in
structive exhibit consisting of gymn-
astic exercises. solo dances and drills
The girls did splendid work and prov
ed beyond doubt the efficiency of sys-
tematic physical training. Some very
interesting special features were intro
duced as a part Of the program.
Today the school holds its third an
nual open house. At this time every
one is invited to visit the school es-
pecially in the afternoon to see not
only the things that have been made
by the short course students and 9TH
ers in the line of the regular school
work. but also to see the school In
operation. Nearly every department
has something special to show and
guides will be provided to take the
Visitors to the parts of the school they
want to see or rather to all parts OF
the school.