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the summer months.Lokensgatd Will Deliver AddressProf. K. Lokonsgrd. president of the normal school at Madison. Minn., will deliver the commencement address to the graduates of the Dakota Conservatory of Music at the seventh annual commencement exercises at Stone's auditorium this evening:.Those to receive diplomas and the departments from which they will be graduated follow:Piano Ttachers* and Soloists’ dlplo-mar—Agnes Pauline Crosby. Perley. Minn.; Hannah Alvin e Jacobson.Perley. Minn.; Lillian Myrtle Lund. Fargo, N. D.; Cora L. Lokensgard, Madison, Minn.; Evelyn FbilgrenPatterson. Fargo, N. D.; RudolphAlexander Rudd, Fargo. N. D.; Haael Florence 8tarr. Sutton. N. D.Voioe Teachers' and Soloists' diploma—Ellen Luella Borderud. Kindred N. D.: Selma Kile. Amherst. Wls.; Elizabeth C. Thompson. Dalton,IffinL' • . . ‘ :■ 'Voioe Soloists’ diploma—Hilda Henrlkson. Ft. Ransom, N. D.Plano Teachers' diploma—Elsie Elvira Brown. Fargo N. D.Public School Music Supervisors’ diploma—Dovle Catherine Plumer.Bemldjl. Minn.INDIANS ON HONOR ROLL.^E lb o wood*. N. D.,- June 13. theid reservation has contributed two names to North Dakota's roll of honor. Joe Younghawk, who enlisted in company J. at Bismarck, shortly before the 8econd North Dakota left for Camp Greene, is reported as seriously wounded in sctlon in France, while John Rabbit Heaa. another popular brave from the reservation. died at Camp Dodge from heart failure. Berthold reservation oversubscribed its Red ‘Voss quota 150 per cent, and has more than done its bit in every other line of patriotic activity.the Indictment to be rauiiy uetocuve, and sustains the demurrer.COLLEGE PLAY GIVEN.Seniors of Jsmestown College Make Hit With Annus! Show.Jamestown, N. D., June 13.—Every underclassman at Jamestown college was Impressed Tuesday night by the. singularly appropriate play that the senior class hod selected for presentation. For some months the class has been known as Red and his flve girls. Red Bricson. the football star, being the only young man in the class.The cast for “Hamlet’s Brides consisted of the following:Hamlet. princely widower ............................Karl EricsonPortia, a haugtvty lawyer ........................ Laura CooteyRosalind, a bicycling girl.................. Bessie HansenJuliet, a flirtatious widow ............... Ida JacobsonBeatrice, an up-to-date damsel----.................... Neva DuncanViola, a timid dove .... Hattie PerryBARBERRY AND RUST.The barberry is necessary to the stem rust of wheat, and the time is soon here that the barberry will be sending its rust spores to attack the wheat. Most of the barberries were dug in North Dakota last year but there may be a few more left yet and some may not have been dug deep enough and so have sprouted from the roots. Everybody should make a search for any barberry that may be lurking around. If the weather conditions are right a few bushes may start an infection that will cover a large part of the state. Minnesota and many of the other spring wheat states axe digging out the barberry bushes this year. Extension Div. N. Dak. Agricultural Col legs.FEATHERED POLICEMENThe birds are our feathered policemen that help protect our crops fromTHEATERS.Strand—Alice Q. Nilsson and all-star cast In Heart of the Sunset. Grand—Vaudeville and pictures. Princess—Margery Wilson In The Law of the Great Northwest.•T^FIx-T$°UK]'1' ***'»**• inliberty—Margaret Oourtot In **The Natural Law'.”Isis—Francis X. Bushman in Cyclone Higgins. D. D.”Lyceum, Moorhead—Norma Tal-madge In Panthea.BANK CLEARINGS.4€JToday. 1327.180.20; year ago. 1257.-LODGE NOTICE.R. E. Hatcher, W. M. A stated com-municatlon of Bblloh lodge No. 1. A. F. A A. M.. will be held in the temple at 8 o’clock Friday evening. June 14. Visiting Masons are wel-oome.WARRANTY DEEDS,Harry R. Arneson to Joseph Keller. Kt 1 In block 2, Stem’s addition, 81.Otto A. Hagan and Elina A. Skar-derud to George B. Hartal, lots 15-16. block 1, Keeneys First addition.fuA, ■. ■N. P. Dodge. Jr.. to Theo L. Miller, lot 181. Belmont Park addition, 8169.16 ABSENT VOTERS.Auditor W. R. Tucker of Cass county has received 16 applicationsfor ballots^from absent voters, forthe June 26 election, two of which were from Cass county soldiers in the service. These ballots are sent out by the auditor's office only on request.RICHER FUNERAL TODAY.Funeral .services for William Richer, traction engineer, who diedat his home at 302 N.. P. avenue from diabetes early Wednesday morning, held from the E F. v Moorewere neia irom tne a. r. v chapel at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. E. F. Saunders officiating. Interment was In Riverside cemetery.FTfXRRAL ‘ AT ROTHS AY, MINN. Funeral services and Interment for Mrs. Olive Burgbakken, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Blorg'en, 602Vfc Front street, who died Tuesday aftr-. 11 L . i. .i s . . 4k. . . t«i
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Fargo Forum and Daily Republican
Fargo, North Dakota, US
Thu, Jun 13, 1918
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