Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-02-08
COLLEGE ENDOWMENT
. LARGELY INCREASED.
Jamestown College Approaching
the 100000 Mark; Several
u Large New Gifts.
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100000 FUND NOW
BECOMES PRODUCTIVE
Athletic Honors Awarded to Stu.
dents; Faculty Speeches;
Stunt Day.

Marked progress in the campaign
of jamestown college for 100000 en-.
dowment has just been announced.
James j. Hill has given and pledged
altogether $4,000. e. P. Wells OF
Minneapolis, who was a resident OF
jamestown for many years and the
organizer and former president OF
of the jamestown River National
bank, and who is now connected with
large financial interests in Minneap.
oils, being at the head of the Russell
Miller Milling company and the, Wells
& Dickey Bond company, has just
made a gift of $4,000. Another in
dividual donation Of $4,000 had re.
Gently been received and $4,000 in
smaller gifts at the same time. These
amounts passed the 100000 point
and removed conditions so that that
amount becomes productive at once.
Substantial additional subscriptions
have since been received, and the in.
dications are that the 100000 limit
will soon be attained. The board OF
trustees have published detailed
statement OF the endowment up 20
January 26, which is being sent to all
persons interested.
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Sweaters and letters were awarded
to the football men at a special meet
ing of the Students association, Feb
ruary 2. The men who played every
quarter of every game were: D.
Lindgren, e. Lindgren, w. Ruud of
Crescent Hills, Mimi. Robertson of
Langdon, N. D.; n. Miller Of Wimble-
don, X. Erickson of Garrison. The 9TH
ers we're: P. Crawford of Darlington,
c. Harmon, D. Wanner, x. Wanner,
r. Lands of Wolford, A. Barker, r.
Mcleod. The new men who received
their J for the first time thus became
members of the jamestown College
y" society, the organization confer
ring and commemorating athletic
honors. The presentation speech was
made by Dr.. Todd, OF the faculty, and
responses we're given by David Lind
gren, retiring captain, and Kennedy
Wanner, the new captain, and by
Coach Dougan.
. IN 3act % $50
During Examinations extra time has
been givens to the daily chapel and
assembly, and a4number of addresses
have been made by members Of the
faculty. Madame Novelli gave her
second address on February 4. She
is the head of the music department.
Last Thursday Dr. VIM. IL. Roe ad.
dressed the students, describing his
personal experiences in Constantine
pie.
The basketball team goes to Valley
City February s, to play the State
Normal. The college band of about
Is pieces will make its first appear
ance abroad on that occasion. AL
though very young and a wholly vol.
unteer movement on the part of the
students, it has made an excellent
showing.
The February number of the Col.
legian is newsy one. 1t starts Off
with a hazing romance that is all i'm.
agination and good example of it.
The characteristic social event of
the inter-semester period is called
SluAl LAY IL 10 lliC JlluC VI lCldAd-
ton from the strain of examinations.
The classes vie with each other in
the preparation of original burlesque
performances. The faculty also is
pressed into service and made to per-
form for the amusement of the stud
ents. The function took place Fri
day evening at Sanford Dormitory.
*a%
The second semester opens Februr-
airy Z, that being registration day.
Glasses are resumed on Tuesday.
AT the annual meeting of the Stud.
ents' association, which is the most
important organization of the stud.
ents, quite lively interest was mani.
tested in the election of officers for
the ensuing year with the following
result: David Lindgren, president;
Marion johnson, vice president: Dom
aid Wanner. secretary; William
Dickey, treasurer.