Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-02
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= JAMESTOWN COLLEGE NOTES.. =
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Stanley D0uggan has been elected
as football coach and athletic direc
tor of jamestown college. The Far
go Forum, quoting the Winnipeg Free
Press, said Saturday, "Some marve
lous manipulation Of the leather-cov
cred pill was the means 10y which
Stanley Dougan, one of the bright
lights of the Maroon singing corps
scrubbed his name in inuelible ink
on the pages of baseball history when
he performed the. rare feat of hurting
a no-run, no hit game at the River
park last evening, which gave a vic.
tory of So" Mr.. Dougan is a gradu'
ate of the Ohio University and is an
athlete of record. He will take the
jamestown college team out for early
practice at q lake resort before col
legea opens. II A large fund has a,beeI
obtained for their expenses.
The summer school opened with 9
splendid enrolment. The grade OF
students is high. Many are teachers
who will teach in the schools of the
state. They enjoyed an address by
Mrs. Lulu Shepard of Salt City. More
students are expected before the week
is over.
Prof. ]. E. Fleagle, graduate OF
Johns Hopkins and graduate school OF
the University of Michigan has &C
cepted election as head of the Modern
Languages department. He comes
very highly recommended and has had
five years Of teaching experience.
Prof. Rexford Colburn, Of New York.
has been elected as director of the
school of music. He is an accom-.
plished musicia His wife, who for
two years taught voice in the Teach.
ers' College of Syracuse University,
will assist him as teacher of voice,
She Is q wonderful singer and teacher.
The campus is taking on a very
changed appearance. A fund of over
$4,000 has been secured to beautify
the campus, and a front drive is be.
ing put in to connect the north and
south drive, a $4,000 stone wall is
being built along the south drive, two
cement approaches are being built
from Lincoln avenue to thescampus
proper, lots having been purchased to
make this possible, cement walks are
being constructed to Taber Hall and
Sanford Dormitory from the main ap,
proach. It is also planned to con.
struct large pillars and broad steps
from the new drive as a grand central
entrance. Pillars are in for the south
drive which adds greatly to the beauty
of the campus. Mr.. c.. A. sTirrell, q
Chicago landscape architect was here
last week making complete arrange.
ments for these changes, and hopes.to
make the campus the most beautiful
in the northwest.
Prof. H. G. Riner is spending his
vacation at his home in Ohio, and ex.
poets to return in the fall with a
bride. Most Of the college teachers
are teaching in the summer school
session. Miss Taylor, head of the de.
partment in English, sailed for Eur.
ope last week from Montreal, where
she will study English classics. She
will return in time for the opening in
the fall. President Kroeze is spend.
ing his vacation in supervising the
improvements on the campus. Mrs
DanenhOwer is visiting in Chicago
and giving some addresses on Sunday
school work. DR.. Wm. E. Roe is in
Chicago as a delegate to the Interna.
tional Sunday Schoolu convention
and will return in a week to start a
summer Bible conference and teacher
training school at the college,