The Dickinson press., 1892-11-12

ment and substantial work the friends
gave me. J. p. Jingle.
School Report.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Result of examination names of pu.
pills standing highest in their respec.
tive classes. month ending Nov. 4.
Eighth Grade-Johnnie Currie, Guy
Pearl.
Seventh GrMe-Gordon Dold. Ma.
mie Deffebach.
Pupils neither absent o tardy dur
ing the month: Guy Dickinson, Belle
Ware, Wallace Paddock. Mabel Mott,
Merlin Hickman, Johnnie Currie,
Hattie K%linefelter, Willie Herring,
Fern Robinson, Mamie Deffehach,
Cornie Steele Clara Coils, Edith Mott,
Willie Lenneville.
Number enrolled, 90; average at.
tendance 25.
MARY. CROWLEY, Teacher
ADVANCE DEPARTMENT
Names of pupils neither absent nor
tardy during the month ending Nov,
4th, 1892: Charles Phelan, Aubrey
Dehlinger, Annie Whidden. Roy Dodd,
Ruth R%udiselle. Kittie Mott, Nettie
Iams. Lille Prosser, Grace Klinefel-
ter. Alice Klinefelter, Emma Messer
smith, Arthur Davis, Nellie Orchard,
Ella Ray, Gertie Eyer, Grace Rudi.
selle, Alice Campbell, Winnie Kirby,
Chester Kirby, Efie Eyer, Mollie Kos.
telecky, Emma Messersmith, Don
Pearl.
Number enrolled at the beginning
of term. 40. Number enrolled last
month Al. Average daily attendance,
81.
Cora WOOD, Teacher.
INTERMEDIATE GRADE.
Names of pupils neither absent OF
tardy for the month ending Novem-
Der 4th, 1892: Joseph Brew, Melvin
Brien, Birnic Manning. Hubert Del
niger, Roy Klinefelter, Laddie Pisha,
Leonard Dodd, Maud Kirby, Flora
Cheney, Lizzie Seaman, George Kline
felter, Rowland l;rien, Maxwell Bur.
| nett.
Number of pupils enrolled, thirty.
six. Average daily attendance. TWEEN.
ty.seven.
CLARA Ii. COLEMAN, Teacher.
FIRST PRIMARY.
Number enrolled on first of Oct. 80,
at end of month, 48; average daily at.
tendance, 81.
Neither absent nor tardy: Harold
McCloy, Jennie Brew, Johnnie Brew,
Mary Collins, frankie Clark, Eddie
McAdams, Roy Stephenson, Jessie
Messersmith, Nina Campbell, Emma
Oukrop, Johnnie Goodall.
LAURA GRASS, Teacher.
Died-Sunday morning, November
6, Mrs. James Birch, aged thirty-six
years, after Il two-weeks illness of
fever. Deceased was the mother of
four children, the youngest eight
months of age and the oldest eight
years. Mr.. and Mrs. Birch have lived
in Dickinson for nearly four years,
and the sudden death of the mother
and wife comes very severe upon the
remaining members of the household.
The funeral services took place Mon
day afternoon at the Congregational
church, Rev. John Orchard officiating.
Mr.. Birch and his children have the
hearty sympathy of dickinson people
in their bereavement.
No flowery rhetoric can tell the
merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla as well
as the cures accomplished by this ex,
cellent medicine.
Coughing leads to Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam stops the cough at
once.
The Keene, Hillyer & Hartel com.
pany played Dads Girl" last night
to a moderate sized audience. The
play and the company gave general
satisfaction. They should have 3
well-flled house tonight, as they de
serve. The play tonight will bt
BARLEY Campbell's "My Partner
which gives ample opportunity FOL
all the members of the company tt
distinguish themselves Jam estowr
Alert, Nov. Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett give instruc
ton in French, Music, and Elocution
Dentistry.
On Monday. the l4th instant, DR.. S
ID. King, of Mandan, will be in Dick