The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-20
jamestown College Notes

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Among the improvements noticed at
the reopening of school were a new
bulletin board and a bookcase in the
nall, while a number of changes have
been made in the arrangement and
management Of the library.
The students are all busy this week
In making out their schedules for the
next semester; among the new sub
oects TO be offered are botany, soci-
olosy, spherical trigonometry, u
ing, applied chemistry, mechanics and
third year German. New classes will
be organized In commercial subjects.
Preparations are in progress for a
declamatory and debating contest with
several of the schools of the state.
among which are Valley City, and FL
lendale normals.
AT the regular meeting of the Philo-
nathan Literary society held last Sat
urday the following officers were elect
ed for the coming semester:
President j. H. Fraser.
Vice President-Wm. Lands.
Secretary--Homer Wallin.
Treasurer-Alfred Bartram.
Critic-Garrett Gross.
Tuesday evening, Jan. 81, the stu
dents of Jamestown college gave a
very delightful and well rendered pro-
gramme. The concert drew a large
audience from the city and all were
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students. The programme is the first
of a series to be given this season,
some of a popular and some of an his
torical character. Early in February
a general programme of numbers by
popular composers will be given and
this will be followed by al illustrat-
ed historical lecture recital. The fol-
students took part in the pro-
gramme: Helen Kingston. Louise Can
ham, Anna Wanner, Ella Sorenson,
Evelyn Dennis, Gertrude Kribbs,
Marion Phillips, Arthur Kelly, Inez
Atwood, Burnice Britt and Marion
Brown.
Friday night the men of the Pres
byterian church held a social even
ing in the parlors of the church. DR..
Taylor spoke on the Mcnamara case
the standpoint of the capital
list.
DR.. Kroeze delivered a lecture at
Ffngal, Friday night, and spoke at
Minor on Sunday. Or. Kroeze and
DR.. Taylor are both on the programme
for the Sunday School institute to be
held in jamestown, Jan. 20-21.
Basketball practice for the girls has
started in earnest and several new
players besides the old ones are try
ing for the team. The first game is
to be played at Tower City Jan. 90,
and Jan. &c a game is scheduled with
the girls team at Steele. The girls
out for the team so far have been, !
Frances Birdsall, Mary Kingston,
Glare Weiermuller, Florence Ross,
Anne Buck. Eleanor Riggen, Molly
Westrum, Norma Canham, Minnie
Clotheri and Edna L'Moore. With such
good material we feel sure you will
hear from us again with a victory or
two.
AT Tie last HSSltttS VI IHS oshlSbAS
association several matters of extreme
Importance were discussed. One of
the most important was the election
Of the baseball manager, Homer Wal
lin being chosen to fill that posi-
ton.
The beginning French class is doing
practical work in French and
learning, among other things, the val
ue Of French money.
The Y. w. c. A. girls gave a party
in Sanford dormitory Friday evening,
making stunts the evenings enter
tainment. Great originality was
shown in the stunts given, even
in the refreshment committee who
the lunch as their part of the
entertainment.
The first game played by the James,
town boys team was with Co. A Of