The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-30
PRIZE WINNERS
TO GATHER IN
FARGO, DEC. 4
One Hundred and Fifteen
Boys and Girls Coming
for Institute

One hundred and fifteen boys and
girls, prize winners in Industrial
contests held in % counties Of North
Dakota this year, will attend a four
day institute under the auspices of
the North Dakota Agricultural col
lege here Dec. 4 to z.
Expenses OF the, youngsters will be
paid by their respective counties.
Several college and Fargo organiza-
tons have arranged special attrac-
tons for their entertainment.
An excellent program for the in
stitute has been arranged under the
direction of Prof. d. w. Galehouse,
who is to have charge of the insti-
tute. as follows:
Tuesday Forenoon.
Opening exercises, 3 to 9:45 a. m.
and President Ladd. Response, Marie
Marcoux, president of institute 9:45
to 1890, enrolment; secretary's re-
port, Thelma Young. 1880 to 11:I5,
boys. dairying, Mr.. Keithley; girls,
to IL, boys, corn and potato clubs. Mr..
Galehouse, state club leader; girls
sewing, baking and canning clubs,
Miss Fitzgerald, assistant state club
leader.
Tuesday Afternoon.
1915 to 1870, play, directed by Miss
kammeyer. 1889 to $3.50, boys class,
Birds and Insects. Mr.. Miller; girls
class, Emergency Aids, Miss Hulett.
$3.50 to $3.50, girls class, Birds and In
sects. Mr.. Miller; boys class. Corn
Varieties, Judging, Culture, etc, Mr..
Doneghue. $3.50 to 1880, inspection of
building and grounds. $3.50 to 6, play
meyer. Dinner. q p: m, patriotic pro-
gram. Address by Melvin Hildretn at
the Little Country Theater.
Wednesday Forenoon.
to 9:45, boys class, Alfalfa, Edwin
Maryland, specialist in farm manage
ment; girls class, Bread DemonstTa-
ton, Miss Fromme and Miss North
9:45 to 1880, address by Mr.. Danziger,
representative from the United States
department of agriculture. 1880 to
tie; girls class, Bread, Miss Fromme.
11:15 to IL, boys class, Veterinary
Work, DR.. Schalki girls class, Bread,
Miss Fromme.
wednesday Afternoon.
Luncheon at IL. 1880 to $3.50, visit
to Red Cross headquarters and other
places of interest in Fargo, courtesy
of the Fargo Commercial club. $3.50
to 6, Garrick theater,. courtesy of Mr..
Phillips. Dinner. O'Clock, story hour,
Mrs. A. G. Arvold; Irving Batchelder,
Citizens Lecture course, armory.
Thursday Afternoon.
to 9:45. Music. Canning demon
tive of the U. S. department OF agri-
culture. 9:45 to 1880, the canning
demonstration continued. 1880 to
1915, talk by Miss Sullivan. 11:15 to
IL, Potato Culture, p. e. Clement, as
sistant county agent, leader.
Thursday Afternoon.
12:45 to 1880, games, Miss Kammey-
er. 1880 to $3.50, contests, Mr.. Dan
ziger. 2:30 to $3.50, illuctrated lecture
and moving pictures, Mr.. Hollis. $3.50
to 4:30, Red Cross work. 1880 to 8,
Dairying, Mr.. Keithley, Viist to dairy
barn at milking and feeding time.
Dinner. o'clock, community center
demonstration, program in charge of
A. @. Arvold.
Friday Forenoon.
9 to 9:45. Music. Talk, Mr.. Dan
Tiger. 9:45 to 1890, boys stock judg-
ing demonstration; girls class, Home
Conveniences, Miss Fromme. 1880 to
11:15, boys stock judging continued;
girls class, The School Girl and Her
Dress, Miss Taylor. 11:15 to IL, bust
ness session-report of committees,
election of officers. Noon. Games,
12:45 to close of session. "a