Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-25
SOME JAMESTOWN
COLLEGE NOTES

dents association was heir after
chapel for the purpose of selecting a
name for the college publication. The
committee recommended several for
d~iscussin, prior to selection. So much
discussion took place that it was
necessary to continue the meeting
again Friday morning, at which time
the name decided upon was "The
jamestown C%ollegian." The Collegian
went to press Friday.
At the Friday meeting a commit.
tee was appointed to make arrange
ments for a post-examination jubilee,
to be held the day between semesters.
The Y. NJ. G., A. meeting of last
Tuesday was in charge of MI. Landis.
The time was devoted mostly to
business. Plans are. being formed
to hold a tag day in jamestown to
raise money for that society. The
Gospel Team has charge of the Sun
day afternoon services at the city
Y. M. C. "A. for Jan. Is.
Word was received from Charles
Geake, 13, who has been teaching in
Canada, that he is attending a post
graduate school at Regina in prepara-
ton to secure a teaching certificate
for life. He informed us that he was
recently elected president of the lit
erary society Of the Institution the
most important Office Of the student
activities.
A very attractive postor appeared
on the bulletin board, announcing a
Y. NJ. G. A. Dues Party, to be held
Friday afternoon from four to six,
in the society rooms.
Professor Thomas preached at New
Salem Sunday and visited the Bis
marck high school and the state capt.
toll on Monday.
President Kroeze and Mr.. Taber left
Wednesday for Chicago on business
for the college They will be absent
a number Of days. #
The German circle an Informal So
cial organization, composed of stu
dents in the second and third german
classes for the purpose of stimulating
an interest in. german song and story
outside of the class room, held its
regular semi-monthly meeting at the
home of Miss Lenentine, Monday ev
ening, Jan. 10. This vas the first
meeting to which guests were iavit-
ed the students of the second and
third French classes being the lucky
ones.
The following program arranged by
Prof. Perkins was well rendered:
Song-"Watch am ,Rhine.' All
solo-,"Wenn die Rosen Blumen."
Miss Wanner.
Readiiig-"Di lKuh.' Mr.. Barber.
Clarinet so.o-Mr. Roesler.
Essay-'Dief Deutschen Schulen."
Miss Mikkelson.
H~Solo--"Stille vie die Nacht.' Miss
Atwood.
NFollowing the program, German
games were played which proved very
Amusing. Dainty refreshments we're
blythe hostess.
The Teachers Union held their first
social event Monday evening at Taber
1t was a general %unbending for
the faculty and gooufellowship reign
ed supreme. Prof Loring entertained
with his slight of hand performance,
,m%istifying his learned au-
dience. Rumors have it that the mi
tation ceremonies we're both unique
md impressive.
The Misses McGinnis and Taylor
and Prof. King is the committee to
arrange for the next meeting.
The basket bal team formally open
ed its eaon by playing two games at
Glendale this week, n with the N.
|. IS. Monday, the other witn the Ell
endale Independents Tuesday.
The game with N. j.. S. vas a fast
clean game, bringing out the best
10Th teams had. The first half start
,di with a rush with plenty of "pep"
III around. The score see-sawed back
ind forth throcgb this half which end
ID is to 13 for the N. !. The second
lalf was considerable slower than the
irst with Glendale having the best
If the score. The game ended ~ to
8 in favor Of Glendale.
The team played again Tuesday
light with the independents, the game
resembling a free for all wrestling
The collegians unaccustomed
o playing the A. A.. rules were out
,layed with the rough tactic used,
rhe score resulted 50 to z for the In
dependents.
The new courses offered next sens
er have ben posted on the bulletin