Northwest School of Agriculture - Red River Aggie Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

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Shows. Feb. 1-Rev. C. G. Hohn, Crookston, g N.w.s.A. g The Diary of Hiram Stepfast, Esq.-Cont. Dec. 18-Guess that the faculty had quite a hot time last nite. Any way they were awful tired this morning. We had a big supper at the dinning hall. Had coffee for supper. I heard thier was going to be toast for supper but thier wasnt, a lot of folks talked. Gee I wish ma could heard Wighte. Dec. 19-Whoopee Im going to go home. I have my trunk all packed. Gee but its going to be swell to get home again. just wate till Ma and Pa see how educated I got. The kids are saying that the bus is coming so I guess I'll have to go. KNOTE-And here ends this faithful diary. No doubt Hiriam overlooked his diary in his hasty departure. When cleaning up the dormitory during vacation the diary was found. No doubt in years to come the true value will be more and more appreciated. -The Editors.l 1931-Day by Day jan. 5-Registration Day. Campus is again green. jan. 6-Every one enjoys social hour. Jan. 9-Mr. W. F. Munche, Game War- den, Crookston, speaks at Assembly. Dance and party. - jan. 11-Rev. Ed. E. Domke speaks at Y. W. 8: Y. M. meeting. jan. 12-Basketball game with U. of N. D. freshmen. Jan. 17-Advanced-junior b a s k e t b all game. Park Region Luther College-Fergus Falls vs. Aggies here. Jan. 18--Mr. E. C. Nordrom, Crookston High School, speaks at Y. W. 8: Y. M. Open house for down town people to view new building and improvements. Juvenile band concert in auditorium. jan. 20-Rev. F. J. Hibbard, Crookston, speaks at assembly. jan. 24-Dakota Play-makers: Impor- tance of Being Earnest. Jan. 25-Student Program for Y. W. Sz Y. M. jan. 26-Freshmen vs. Seniors basketball game. jan. 27- China , a talk by Professor Paul R. johnson. Jan. 31-Basketball game: Park River, N. D., vs. Aggies, here. Y. W. 81 Y. M. Feb. 2-Basketball game, Juniors vs. Seniors. Debate, VVarren High School vs. Aggies, here. Feb. 3-Debate, Warren High School vs. Aggies, at Warren. Mr. Ocock takes the debaters to VVarren jail on sightseeing trip of the village. Feb. 6-Basketball game, Juniors vs. Freshman. Basketball game, Grand Rapids vs. Crookston Aggie, here. Class parties- A good time had by all. Feb. 8-Sunday. Everyone resting up for VVinter Shows. Um' llundred Ten Feb. 9-Red River Valley Winter Shows begin. The Honorable Lorado Taft speaks at Armory. Feb. 10-Whoopeel no classes, visit R. R. V. W. Shows. Feb. 11-Classes all morning, visit R. R. V. W. Shows. Feb. 12-Many enjoy hearing Col. Ray- mond Robbins. We go to press--first 32 pages. Feb. 13-Northwest Singers at Winter Dr. Hedger's last address, and many students do new exercises. Feb. 14--Shows all over. Mid-term tests. Feb. 15-Members of Dramatic class pre- sents The Valiant. Feb. 16-Debate: Crookston High School vs. Aggies, here. No decision. Feb. 19-Basketball game: Bemidji Teach- ers' College at Bemidji. Students give them a send-off-at Assembly. Feb. 21-Basketball game with Saint Paul vs. Aggies, at Saint Paul. VVe won! Apollo Male Trio. Feb. 23-We go to press. All the way! Much rejoicing. Feb. 23-28-Senior girls sewing on class play costumes. Feb. 28-Basketball game with Morris Aggies vs. Crookston Aggies, there. March 2-3-Cast of 33 Senior Aggies pro- duce 'tTaming of the Shrew. Mar. 4-Seniors and faculty members rest. Mar. 9-Junior-Senior Banquet. Mar. 10-14-Operetta practice. Hard! Mar. 16- Sunbonnet Girl. Music hath charms. Mar. 19-Senior Day. Aggies out. Mar. 21-Beginning of spring, and exams. Mar. 22-Baccalaureate. Mar. 23-Declam. Je call me sheef. biar. 24-VVe go to Senior reception. Mar. 25-Music recital. Mar. 26-To be or not to be. Mar. 27-'AGoodhye, girls-I'm th rough. , X

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, N.W.S.A.i Our Advertisers ELECTRICAL STORES THE ELECTRICAL STORE-Erickson Brothers. JINX'S RADIO AND ELECTRIC SHOP. 1-'LoR1s'r p scHUsTER's NURSERY. FREIGHT NORTH STAR FREIGHT-Crookston. Bemidji, Grand Forks, Noyes. Grafton. Long distance hauling. FUEL HELDSTAB FUEL CO.-We keep you warm, we keep you cool. FUNERAL PARLORS HOUSKE UNDERTAKING PARLORS. N. P. STENSHOEL FUNERAL HOME--Night and day ambulance service. FURNITURE MAIN FURNITURE '65 HARDWARE CO.-Plumbing and Heating. GARAGE AND TAXI SERVICE BALFOUR BROS.-24-hour service. Phone 120. CARLSON'S TAXI--For good service Phone 48. Triangle Transportation Co. CROOKSTON CAB CO.-For five minute service Phone 17. And if satisfied tell others: if not, tell us. J. H. DOSTERT-Radiator Shop. C. L. STEBBINS4You get me here--phone 448, and I will get you there. GROCERS BOOTH-LUNDGREN CO.--Drygoods, shoes, groceries, and crockery. CROOKSTON MERCANTILE CO.-Wholesale grocers. FINCH, WINSLOW 8 CARLISLE-Wholesale distributors Nash's coffee, Del Monte can goods and Y. B. cigars. HILL STORE-Hill Store groceries. meats. confections. HOME MERCANTILE CO.-Staple and fancy groceries. KROOG AND DAHL-The store of quality and service. MIDWAY CASH AND CARRY GROCERY-Always at your service. Open evenings and Sundays. NORTH MAIN GROCERY-Grocery, confectionery. Handy and convenient. Your neighborhood store on North Main. RED OWL STORE-Leading cash and carry grocers. SLOCUM-FRANCIS GROCERY CO.-Service grows--phone 197. The best of every- thing in fruits and green vegetables. HARDWARE BUSTRUD'S HARDWARE-General Hardware. NORTHERN HARDWARE AND PLUMBING CO.-General hardware, tinware and plumbing. One Hundred Nine X

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, N.W.S.A.f Our Advertisers HOTELS CROOKSTON HOTEL-Entrely remodeled and refurnished in 1930. WEST HOTEL. IMPLEMENTS ' N. P. STONE-power farming equipment. Northern grown seed corn. INSURANCE DEMOTT INSURANCE COMPANY-Irvin P. DeMott. Loan J EW ELERS and insurance agency. BRATRUD'S JEWELRY-Diamonds, watches and all high class merchandise. Expert watch repairing. MUNN'S MUSIC AND JEYVELRY STORE--Complete line of music, jewelry and standard merchandise. LAWYERS O'BRIEN fs' SYLVESTER--Lawyers. W. J. KIRKWOOD. W. E. ROWE-Attorney at Law. OLE J. VAULE 'id W. P. MURPHY-Opera Block. LUMBER CENTRAL LUMBER CO.-Building material and coal. ST. HILAIRE LUMBER CO. MANUFACTURING CROOKSTON BOTTLING WORKS-Crookston bottlers of A class beverages. CROOKSTON MANUFACTURING CO.-General Machine Shop. INTERSTATE POWER CO.-We live. build. and believe, in the community we serve. MEATS DUVAL MEAT MARKET. ERICKSON'S MEAT MARKET-Of quality meats. MEDVID'S QUALITY SHOP. MILLING CROOKSTON MILLING CO. RUSSELL MILLER MILLING CO.-Grand Forks. North Dakota OPTOMETRISTS DR. C. P. ROCHAT-Eyes examined, glasses fitted, lenses replaced. PHOTOGRAPHERS JOHN E. BENSON- You'll be sorry when you miss me. You'll be sorry when I am gone -- Before you do go, before you leave that old home. At least be sure that your photograph remains behind. PRINTERS NORMAN, THE PRINTER-Printing of commercial and society stationery. J. P. Norman, Prop. POLK COUNTY LEADER-We print anything but money and stamps. One Hundred Eleven X