The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-12
JAMESTOWN COLLEGE NOTES.

| JAMESTOWN COLLEGE NOTES.
Mrs. B. Fl. Kroeze entertained
number of the students at dinner Sat
urday evening After dinner pleas
ant time was spent i'm music and
games. All speak in the highest terms
of Mrs. Kroeze as hostess.
The basketball game between Ellen
dale State Normal Industrial school
and the college team was one of the
fastest played in the city this season.
Our boys played a splendid game de-
feating the N. /. boys by score of
to "a. After the game a reception
was held at the Capitol cafe, in honor
of the visitors. A light luncheon was
served after which short speeches were
made by representatives of the student
body, members of both teams and 9TH
ers. The visitors expressed themselves
as highly pleased with the treatment
they received while here. Many
thanks are due to Mr. Knauf, who
made the reception possible.
The beautiful weather of the past
few days has imbibed into our boys
the spirit for baseball. We expect to
have at the college. this season a fast
nine, who win be able to hold their
own with the best in the state. We
miss very much in our school these
days the dignified parsonage of our
dean. DR. Knepper is at present on
trip through the western states
whittier he went in search of better
health. Such an interest has the doc
tor taken in all matters pertaining
to the college work, that it seems
his presence lis almost indispensable.
We hope however. to be able to well
come him back in the near future
completely restored to health and
vigor. In the meantime Prof. w. B.
Thomas has oversight of the work at
1.-THE college.
Prof p. W. Search. one of the fore
most educators of our land will give
series of three lectures beginning
April IL. These lectures are known to
the authorities Of the college as be-
ing of very high order, and will prove
to be the most scholarly as well as the
most interesting Of lectures of the
year. It is confidentially believed that
| the people of Jamestown will take the
| interest in these lectures that their
true worth merits. More specific an
nouncements later.
Misses Vivian Durkee. Lucy Nc
Wethy and Vera Wilson of Courtenay
are visiting at the college, the guests
of Misses Atwood, Gorthy and Ed
wards.
We are all greatly pleased indeed
to have again among us Miss Mabel
Davis, who has returned after her re-
cent severe illness.
Mr.. C. L. Mckinley of Darlington
visited our school Thursday morning.
Mr.. Mckinley, who teaches over in the
vicinity of Darlington. was very much
pleased with every thing he saw here,
and contemplate taking a course at
| jamestown college, next year.
The management of our athletics
are congratulating themselves of the
fact that they have been able to Sc
cure game with the Red Men. the
fast basketball team of Aberdeen, S
d. This team which is one of the
strongest in the west, is now on q
tour which extends as far as Butte
Bont They will play here wednesday
evening in the high school gymnasium
and fast game is expected Oul
boys were never in better condition
and their recent successes have giver
them stimulus for increased exertion
SO that the best exhibition of basket.
ball of the season may be expected.
The latest gift to the college come.
in the form of a safe, a gift from ex.
Senator Casey of the Darlington
: Casey Land Co. of Darlington. 1t is
. large one, weighing 1000 pounds, anC
will be valuable addition to ou
school.
Miss Marion Delamater ATTENDED
a wedding anniversary at Spiritwoot
last Friday evening. returning Monda!
morning.
NJ A. L. Huntington of Steele spen
Wednesday evening with his friend
! G. G. Coker. Mr.. Huntington was OF
his way to Grand Forks, N. ID.
: The instructors at the college max
!. large use of the jamestown publ
: library. They wish in this way to con
!, vey to the library board their appre
: citation Of the frequent courtesies ex
: tended to them by the board an.