Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-03
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: JAMESTOWN COLLEGE
: NOTES 4
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The scond week Of college opened
with a goodly number, Of the old de-.
layed students back. Also a splen-
did enrolment Of new students.
All lines of student life and activ.
ity are now in full swing.
The literary societies are reformed.
Prof. J. c. Pennington, an old time
debater, has taken personal interest
in the young men and their debates
and literary work. Miss Chalfant
has the girls societies in charge.
Miss Chalfant is creating unusual in.
terest In oratoly and %dramatics. Fine
debating teams are now assured to.
contest With the other colleges. i4s
The football team has been put in.
to regular practice for the past week,
preparatory for the first game of the
season with the State Agricultural
college. Last year the score was 10
to Z, but the game was an even one,
since the difference in score was on
a decision generally conceded not &C
curate. However, the college is con.
tent, and will try to turn the tables
this year in the Saturdays game.
Whether they do n not, the college
has an unusually strong aggregation,
and a good number Of men to select
from. At no practice has not at least
rs men been out to try for places.
Coach Dougan is in fine form and the
all like the popular and clean
coach. a
Rev. A~sadorian, an Armenian min
lister, gave a good chapel address last
Tuesday on Armenia and the massa-
ores. If he is a type Of that race,
they are a truly intellectual people.
He claims that they are the brains
of Turkey, far outstripping them in all
lines Of activity. The bankers are
Armenians; the Turks are a slow and
indolent people.
Rev. G. N. Remission, of Beach Con.
gregational church, vas a chapel Wis
itor.
Mr.. Anderson, son of DR.. Anderson,
gave q chapel solo on Tuesday.
The president has been giving
some chapel talks on passages OF
Scripture lately. He spoke on Paul's
breakdown at Athens by taking up
with Greek philosophy; also a talk on
destruction of force by conservation.
The Y. w. C. A. will have an in.
teresting social Saturday night, with
their usual elaborate e from the
Domestic Science department. On
Friday night the women Of the San.
ford dormitory will hold open house.
1t is planned to have a regular So
cial function every other Friday night
in Sanford dormitory hereafter.
These will alternate with the liter
airy societies and their programs.
The musicale by the faculty of the
School of Music was postponed from
Tuesday night to some future date on
account of the illness of Nine. Novel
ii, the dean of the school. A severe
cold rendered her too hoarse to at
tempt to sing.
Some new shelvings were put into
the typewriter room of the CONNER
cial School, and not only adds to the
appearance Of the room, but gives
a much needed shelf room for the
students in that department.
DR.. Todd is in~augurating a new
departure in the Modern Languages
department by having German and,
French songs sung by students.
Mr.. Heard, an honor student of
Rugby High school, enrolled the be-
ginning of the week. Mr.. Lawrence,
an honor student of 1912 Of the
jamestown High school, but since a
student in Kentucky, came up to en-
ter an advanced class. Bostost Of
Kensal enrolled this week. The
Muir brothers, of the lnkster High
school enrolled Tuesday. Guy Muir
will study for the ministry. Mr.: Mel
sol of the freshman class Of the Uni
versity of Washington, came in to ar
range for enrolment in On advanced
class. He was on tie great debating
team of the university. u,