The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-10-14
UNIVERSITY NOTES

UMlNkkSyI NUlES
Underline act passed by the faculty
last year, there is now an ample fund
provided for which Will be a great
help to all athletic enterprises in a
financial way. When all students reg
lister q fee of 81 is charged which
goes towards the maiatailence OF attn
letics in the school and which also
admits the student during that term
10 all contests and games held locally
during that; period. This plan has
been tried at other educational in
stitutions, among them Morningside
college at Sioux City. and has been
found to work successfully, keeping
athletics out of debt and on a good
financial basis.
Instead of young ladies, the library
this year will be under the immediate
charge Of two well known young men
Of the school. @. Walter Grill and
Carl F0sse. The library 8 now larger
than before and requires considerable
EFFORT to keep it In shape, something
these two students IRE amply capable
Nao6 doing.
Thursday afternoon of corn palace
week .cla1ses were dismissed in order
that the students might take the op
p~ortunity to attend the afternoon con-
cert.SThis IL the first time that this
has over been done.
Mrs. r.. g. Shearer wn0 was VIVA
Baker. sO8 wac here for several days
the hfst OF the week visiting friends,
y and around the University. She
was the guest ut Miss rlsrcnce Starr.
Anumber Of improvements were
installed In College Hall during the
summer, Ill Of which add.to the APP
apearance and comfort of things. The
exterior OF the building was pointed.
up. new floors laid In the lower halls
and stairWays, and new decorations
and frescoing put on in several places.
Thalians and Daedalians en-
tertained Monday evening last in
Their opening program for the year.
number were present to en-
Joy the program and partake OF the
refreshments.
sBob Evans. ,O6. was in Mitchell
between trains Monday aud Tuesday
son his way to Northwestern and will
graduate from Garrett biblical In
stitute this year.
The total registration so far indi-
cafes that between $50 and HOO stu
Dent have already enrolled for the
tai. term. There are 90 in the fresh
b class and a large number will
@bceXcused from chapel IN account
the resulting crowded. condition
there. This is by Tar Els largest en-
Tossasment with prospect that many
more will be: present in the winter
term tostake ork In the school of
which generally has a
large number of students during that
period. One especially noticeable
fsatalrsgssthis year is the number Of
new students who are taking advanc-
81 college work.
sThe lecture course will open this
Yea ON October 18th. with Schlid-
krstss: sHlunEarians.4Orc The
course will be held at thesGale thea
tel andSsswilE contain. nine numbers OF
exceptional merit. Onesof them, Lee
lAnd:Pcwers. has already been heard
tn Mitchell ana viii. be anticipated
8adn. with considerable pleasure.
The course has ahliated this year
Ntth the downtown Y. NJ q. "A.
ssNsssa the faculty members nov
attending the church. conference 81
Huron + President Kerfoot and
Professor Gilliland and DR.. j. 90. Seat.
Others will. probably 20 later
md remain until Its close.
Assnumbper OF the old students were
seenSabouesthesco college halls who took
OCCASION Of the corn palace week to
visit their old friends.
The joint reception, held this year
onthe evening of September 25th,
wa the largest Id point Of attendance
That the ;Association has ever held.
The parlors. Of Memorial hall were
s completely filled. a very enjoyable
lime resulted. The preceding even
Ing the two Associations held separ-
ate receptions and which afforded a
very good opportunity for the new
students@to get acquainted.
Among the former students at
10Th the college and normal depart
ments who are now teachers in the
city schools are: II. 6. Roberts 100.
teacher mathematics in the high
school; Marie Trembly In the Central
sschOOls;@Elsie Hardy and Iva Steady.
Whittier schools; Nellie M. Pease ana
Helen Walker, Lincoln schools and
Agnes Corker. Eugene Field schools.
TheHstaN Of the Phreno-Cosmian.
the arst number Of which was issued
today, is composed of the following
#a. Grill, editor-4n-chief; B. B.
Dean, business manager; Don g.
brown. assistant manager; r.. b.
Wide and Mamie Knight, college
news; RI Stephens, alumni; Math-
Smith. y. M.C.A., Nellie Hudson,
W. A.%I xntfia StannfOor a