The Dickinson press., 1911-06-03

Clty attorney DurSeSOn mas Deen aQ-
vised by the bond companies that a
representative will be in Dickinson soon
to see what arrangements can be made
for settlement.
During the past week Anton Jensen,
district agent for the j. l. Case Co.,
closed a deal with P. o. Rondquist of
Belield for a Case engine for breaking at
his farm seven miles south of town.
Misses Emma Chr stensen, Jennie
Freeman and Nellie Dinsdale will 60
out Monday to the Hans Christensen
ranch to spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Larson were in the
city Saturday, returning from a visit
with Mrs. Larson's brother. Christ
Sperber, also a sister, Mrs. Hubert
Dehlinger. al Oakdale to their home in
Minnesota.
The Gophers, a baseball team of
colored players. said to be a fast aggre-
cation, will play with the Dickinson
boys on the home diamond on June 7
and 9Th, next Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Zimmerman left
Thursday for Howe. Ind, where their
son, Frank. graduates on June 9th. from
a military high school. Mr.. and Mrs.
Zimmerman and son will visit relatives
in Kalamazoo. Mich. a few weeks before
returning.
Miss Gertrude Thompson was given a
farewell surprise On Thursday evening,
when several of her school friends cam
to her home, laden with refreshments
and ready for a good time. Miss
Thompson leaves Monday with her
parents for Oregon.
A special train, made up of three
coaches and engine will carry the base
ball team and fans to Beach next Sum
day. The train will leave Dickinson at
80 in the morning and leave Beach
about 8 in the evening. The regular
fare will be charged. $3.50. for the
round trip ticket.
The selection of Supt. Berg as a men,
Der of the state high school board has
been confirmed by Gov. Burke and the
appointment made. The board is COM
posed of the following members :
Joseph Kennedy of Grand Forks, P. S.
Berg of Dickinson, w. E. Hoover of
Fargo, Ryland Black Wahpeton and E.
j. Taylor, superintendent of public in
struction, member ex-oficio.
Paul Koch and Jack McDonough have
a plan on foot to fit up a park and pro-
vide boating on Heat river. They have
placed IN order with Geo. Ryder for an
1S-foot Auto Speed Express boat, capable
of carrying ten passengers very comfort
ably. The boat is equipped with a 3 h.
p. reversible engine, seats cushioned,
back rests, etc. This motor boat also
carries a search light.
Mrs. j. W. Currie and daughters. Miss
Mabel Currie and Mrs. Charles Phelan,
and Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Currie an child
dren came up by auto from Bowman on
Tuesday. Mrs. J.. W. Currie and Mrs.
Phelan are visiting at the r. H. john
son home, Miss Mabel with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. R. Everett and the others of the
party at the R. Deffebach home. Miss
Mabel and her mother expect t remain
here for the summer, moving into their
house on Third Ave. West as soon as it
is vacated by the W. A. Young family.
The following teachers were enrolled
at the REGULAR county examination. con-
Quoted by Supt. Mary Nolan, last Friday
and Saturday: Inez M. Siegrist, Rich
ardton Myrtle Ware, Antelope: Mary
M. Eiken. Taylor; Ruby M. Rood.
Glen Laurel, Dunn county Elsie Keding,
R%ichardton; Catherine E. Mulcahey.
Antelope; Jessie A. Powers, Gladstone
fl. M. Pippin, Gladstone; Vera Moor
head, Belfield; Mrs. Olive Stramrud,
Dickinson; Regina Bakko. Dickinson
Mabel Bakko, R%icha'dton Mrs. Nellie
NJ. Badgley, Dickinson; Pearl Smith.
Dickinson.