The evening times. [volume], June 11, 1906, Image 6

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The superior facilities for those
seeking a thorough legal education
afforded by the University Law school,
are conceded by everyone. In the re
cent examinations the report of the
board of examiners shows this con
clusively, as all those who failed to
pass were not in attendance at the
DEAN ANDREW A. Illtlli:. H.
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Dean, and Professor of Agroncy, Dam
ages. Carriers. Constitutional l.aw.
Public Policy ami I'umniiin
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law school, but attended night schools
in other cities.
The University College of Law was
founded in September. 1899, and at
that time it was decided to follow as
near as possible the method of in
struction prevailing in the Harvard
and Columbia Law school, and in near
ly all the subjects the instructors
adopted the case system as used in
those schools.
There were nineteen graduates this
year from the college. The faculty
numbers in its ranks nine of the fore
most lawyers and jurists in the state.
Thr Snv I.anryera.
William Maloney, president of the
Law class of '06, was born near Hud
son, Wis. received education at the
Larimore high school ind at the Uni
versity of N. D. received his law edu
cation at the Law department of the
U. N. D„ being a member of the first
class. Will probably practice at his
home town, Wtaeelock. N. D.
Le Roy A. Foote, secretary of the
class, was born at Melrose, Minn., and
has resided in Ward county since 18S3.
He will practice his profession in
Montana.
Samuel Mosby, one of the class ora
tors, came to Iowa from Norway when
three years old. After graduating
from the Decorah, Iowa, high school,
he attended St. Olaf college at North
field, Minn., and received a degree.
In 1903-4 he was the teacher of Eng
lish at the U. C. Normal, Madison,
Minn. Came to this city in the fall of
1904.
Viggo H. Johnson, another class ora
tor, was born in Glenwood, Minn., at
which place he received his common
school training. Besides the U. N. D.,
he has also attended the University
of Minnesota. He expects to practice
law in this state.
John J. Sampson was born in Ice­
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land twenty-four years ago and came
to this country when ten years old.
He received his general education in
the public schools of Pembina county
and also took normal work at the Uni
versity of N. D. He taught for some
time in the St. Thomas public schools
and read law in the office of Hon. H.
I.I THER 13. BIRDZBLL, I.I,. B.
Assistant Professor of Contracts, Sales,
Bills, Notes and Partnership.
G. Vick, now judge of probate. He
was a member of the Forum debating
teanf which defeated the A. D. T. the
last winter.
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J. Apsley Smale is a graduate of
Beloit college having received the de
gree of A. B. in 1901. Instructor in
Sciences at St. John's Military Acad
emy 1901-3 after which he studied for
two years at the Kent College of Law
at Chicago. He entered the U. N. D.
Law school the last year.
HOW. ROBERT M. CAROTHERS, 1.1.. B.
Ex-Probate Judge, Grand Forks County, North Daokla.
Lecturer on Wills and Administration.
C. O. Ulness, although born in this
state received his high school training
in the Minneapolis schools. He spent
two years in the Law school at Minne
sota and one year at the N. D. Law de
partment. Mr. Ulness expects to lo
cate in this state.
John E. Williams, one of the Law
football stars, was born in Wisconsin
and brought to this state when six
years of age. He received his educa
tion at the University of North Da
kota and is registered from Cathay.
He expects to locate at Turtle Lake
with Fred Larsen, one of last year's
graduates.
Frederick ,1. Graham was born in
the state of Michigan in the year 1881
and is now living at Monanga, N. D.
He has not yet decided upon a loca
tion.
E. C. Kurtz was born in Renville
county, Minn., in the year 18S2. He
received his general education in the
public schools of Renville and then
studied law for two years at the Aus
tin Law school. The last year of his
course was spent at the U. N. D.
Gudmunder Urimson was born in
Iceland in 1878, but his resided in this
state since 1882. He received a B. A.
from the University of North Dakota
in 1904 and an M. A. the following
year. He held a scholarship at the
U. of Chicago in '05 and '06.
C. Arthur Saunders was born and
reared at Hastings, Neb., and received
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College of Law
Tillman Smith was born in Leon,
la., "in 1S74. He graduated from the
Leon high school and subsequently
took the degree of B. Ph. at the Uni
versity of Iowa. He then taught Latin
and German in the Corning high
school for some time and was also
superintendent of the schools at Port
Arthur. Texas, and principal of schools
at Churdan, la. Mr. Smith came to
North Dakota in June, 1904, and has
been employed as librarian of the law
library and in the law office of Skula
son & Skulason.
Truax W. Greer was born in Walsh
county, N. D„ 24 years ago. He grad
uated from the Grafton high school
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IIO.V. GUV C. H. C'OHI.ISS.
Ex-Cliief Justice, Supreme Court, North Dakota.
Professor of Torts, Conflict of Laws and Equity.
his high school education at Central
High, Minneapolis. He received his
knowledge of law at both the Univer
sity of North Dakota and of Minnesota.
His residence is now at Page, N. D.,
but he expects to change his location
the coming summer.
William H. Padden was born at Hud
son, Wis., but when quite young
his parents moved to Glenwood, Minn.,
where he received his common and
high school education. He has attend
ed the law schools of the Minnesota and
of the North Dakota universities. Mr.
Padden will practice in this state.
Elmer C. Rudolph was born in Le
Roy, Mower county, Minn., in 1S82. He
graduated from the Austin College of
Law in 1904, receiving the degree LL.
B. He received his general education
in the public schools at LeRoy, and
later went to the Dixon school of ora
tory at Dixon, 111.
William Langer is a typical North
Dakotan and was born at Casselton,
N. D., where he graduated from the
high school in 1904. Until two weeks
ago when the juniors succeeded to the
administration, he was president of the
Forum—a law school society.
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and then taught school for three years.
He came to Grand Forks in 1904 and
will probably practice his profession
in this city.
GEORGE A. BANGS.
Lecturer on Criminal Law.
"Eaves Dropping."
Mistress (severely)—How did It hap
pen that I saw a policeman with you
in the kitchen last night?
Maid—I suppose, madame, that you
must have been, looking through the
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