Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-04-17
COLLEGE NOTES

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One of the chief topics of interest
, at present is the play, What Hap
pened to jones'" to be presented April
26 at the opera house. The leading
| role that of Jones, is exceptionally
| we'll taken by Herbert kroeze. 9th
er leading parts are in the hands OF
Anna Wenncr, Charles Geake, Martin
Scheiss and Winifred harrison.
The cast also includes Clare Weere-
muller Anne Buck, Edna LAHORE,
Mary Kingston. Percy Parker, Will
Turner and John Fraser. The whole
play is full of laughable situations
and premises to be even more of a
success than the production of last
year. The proceeds of the entertain
! ment are ODE used by the Young
Mems and Young Women's Christian
associations to send delegates to the
Geneva conference
Miss Welermuller of the dormj
tory had as her guest last week her
sister, Miss Selma, Of Leeds.
Judge John knauf has been deliv
ering lectures to the Grass in CONNER
cial law and to other students in the
commercial department on various
branches of law. He is treating the
subject in his usual lucid and master
full way, and makes his work pleas
ure to the hearers
The new bulletins will be issued
in few days. which will give full
courses offered in the jamestown
college summer school and all other
Students are applying for courses for
information pertaining to that work.
the summer.
Mrs. w. H. Stutsman, of Mandan,
visited her daughter, Charlotte, at the
close of last week.
The class in surveying is beginning
to look over their surveying work on
the 1O7 acre campus back Of the COL
lege They will have work sufficient
to keep them employed a few weeks
in laying out lines and drives and attn
letic field.
The opening of spring and the beau
tiful weather of the past two weeks
have made it possible for definite
work to be begun on the campus i'm
proyements. Alex Magee, the engin-
eer from the heating plant has been
looking over the ground under the
direction of .lr. Taber and the work
which they will do later is beginning
to make a definite showing. The
frost has left the ground sufficiently
to make it possible to put up fence
and sink posts
Charles and Andrew Fluetsch, of
Spiritwood, and Leo Nichols, of Ypsi-
lanti, have been called home by spring
work, and Miss Irene Moug by the
illness Of her mother.
Miss Edna Mabon, of Mortified,
Mimi, arrived last Friday evening to
spend a week with her brother, Thos.
G. Mabon Of the College Faculty.
Good Friday was observed as a
holiday and jolly party held at San.
ford dormitory in the evening.
The botany class have received
their field guides and are diligently
searching for basque flowers to an
alyze.
The regular meeting of the Philo-
nathan Literary Society last week
was a democratic meeting. The fol-
lowing program was given:
Five minute talk on Woodrow Will.
son-Leslie Dysart.
Five minute talk on Harmon
Herbert Kroeze
The strength and weakness of Grover
Cleveland as president
A. G. Woychik
Mandolin SOLO A. J. Bartran
Five minute talk on Folk
A j. steinbach
Essay John Fraser
Five minute talk on Marshall
VIM. Lands
Five minute talk on Champ Clark
P. G. Parker
Dean F. B Taylor delivered an H.
Illustrated lecture The child labor
problem',' Wednesday evening in the
Presbyterian church. This was one
Of the main features on the program
of the Men and Religion Forward
Movement campaign held in James
town April 10, II, II, and was great.
ly enjoyed by all. DR.. Taylor is a
very interesting speaker and under
stands thoroughly his subject.
President Kroeze of Jamestown
college announces the receipt of an
other valuable gift to the college.
This time it is a fine library building.