Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-26
rison is teaching in No. 3, this town.
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JAMESTOWN COLLEGE NOTES..

The college is getting into full
swing with splendid classes, and
promise of still greater classes when
some more of the cid students re-
turn, who have written that pressing
duties at home will make them late.
Judge A. G.. Burr of Rugby gave a
brilliant ~Convocation address Sunday
morning, to a crowded house. His
theme was, 'Inspiration For YOUTH"
and he held his audience in a spell
he reviewed the remarkable
achievements of man and the still
greater possibilities of the present
and future. He gave a second adj
dress at Chapel Sunday morning on
Preparation, and the interest he has
ELECTED has caused the board to place
him or the permanent list of annual
lecturers. The other lecturers for the
year are: Judge S. Ellsworth, for
merly of the supreme bench; Judge
j. Hemmi, and Judge John Knauf,
president of the State Bar associa-
ton.
Friday night was the annual recep-
ton to new students |by the Y. M. G..
A. and Y. w. G. A., in the Sanford
Hall. The building was beautifully
decorated and refreshments were
served. Games for acquaintanceship
We're played and a jolly good time
was had. Mrs. Colburn, the new
teacher of voice, sang some delightful
solos. The expressions of apprecia-
ton of her singing were general, as
she is the finest artist the college
has had.
The College library has just receiv-
ed another gift of books from the
splendid library of the late Wan.
Moore, the former superintendent OF
schools Of Bismarck. This makes the
second gift from that library. They
make a fine addition.
Professor Blizzard has brought
with him from his vacation a large
number Of special plates illustrating
the work in biology. These and the
new balopticon will he greatly appre-
ciated by the students.
The first Autumn party was given
by Dean F. B. Taylor to the mem
bers of the Faculty in the Hall grove
on the river, Tuesday evening. Lunch
was had and a launch ride up the
river. The Dean is a splendid host.
Prof. VIM. B. Thomas reports a
splendid vacation, studying field ge-
ology, in southern Minnesota, where
re formations are especially inter-
esting. 1t added more than knowl-
edge, it renewed his vigor and health.
President Kroeze took Professors
Griner, blizzard, Chamberlin and Col
burn out hunting in the colleg auto
Saturday, and they report 16 ducks
and 7 chickens, and tired bodies.
John Fraser, of the class of 10, is
teaching in the Department of Human
Physiology in the Iowa State Agricul-
tural college at Ames. Charles Cen
Ike, class 10, is teaching in Regina,
at a salary of $40 per month. Miss
Anna Warner, IA, is assistant princl-
pal of the cakes High school; Edna
L. Moore, IA, is teaching Latin and
German in the Cavalier High school;
Inez Atwood, IA, is teaching Music
and drawing in the schools of San
born; Jennie Mcpherson, IA, is teach
ing science in the New Rockford High
school; Emma KribDs, IA, is teaching
as principal in the Willow City
High school; R. l.. Colvin, IA, is
preaching at Adrian and taking grad
uate work in college; Eleanor Rig
gin, IA, is clerk in Minnewaukan
court.
Over 25 boys responded to the call
for football practice and they are go
ing through hard training for the
first game on Saturday, with the
Valley City squad. Next Saturday
they will play the State Agricultural
College team, on the local Allen Ath-
etc field. The coach, Dougan, hopes
to whip a strong team into shape by
that time. A lot of new men are
trying for first team.
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