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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19
&artamte @orte.

Ss5n elmer am porl. Sonntag in Ser
&atbeorale gu Baltimore gebaltenen
Nre6igt erfldrte itd Cardinal @ib=
bons als enti9ie6ener @egner oreier
midtiger politiider Neuerungen, nit
melden Sic 0ffentli6e Meinung itdy
in 1iinglter 3eit eifrig beidaftigt fat,
namlid gegen Sic 0irecte @obl Ser
9unoesienatoren our6 @olfsabitim=
mung, gegen Snitiatipe un0 &efereu=
oum, unb gegen Sic Mbi ebbarfeit Ser
&idter. rMiematro", iagte Ser Sir
denfiirlt, %ube5meitelt sic 6dbigfeiten,
Sic Aufridtigfeit un6 Sen Eatriotis=
MUS Ser 8efiirmorter oieier Nen0erun=
gen an unieren organiiden @eleben.
Mber i6 boffe. 6aB es mir ni6t als
MnmuBung ausgelegt miro, mem i9
erflare, 0aB na9 meiner Mniidt Sic
@eisbeit ser porgeidIagenen Mmen=
Dement'S ernitlid in 3meifel ge5ogen
ner6en m1B."
u9ie oirecte MobI Ser Senatoren
6urh oas golf," erfl6rte Steiner, in=
polpirt Sic 3erit0rung elmer itarfen
Sdubma1er gegen gefdbrlide BOLTS
tbumlide gingriffe. Ser fir sic &C.
plante Menoerung gegebene @run6
lit, 6uR bieIe unlerer Staatsleqislatuz
rem Ser aduflidfeit be5ihtigt mer0er
inns 6nB es leidter lei, Sic 9egislatur
GIT %corrupiren nls 6ns ga1t5e @olf.
9lls Mntmort m0dte i6 iagen, ipenn
man SEN Mitglieoern ser 2egislatur
niht trauen fann, tpie funn man if
rem Gonltituenten @%ertrauen iden-
fen, aus 6enen iie beroorgeben. @enn
Sic Sbren 2egislatoren ni1t trauert
fonnen, f0nnen Sic tpeoer menIdIi=
der &eaierung nod ieIbit ser menif-
ltden Matur pertrol1en. @enn ieIbit
etlide ser Mitglte6er umierer 2egis=
laturen ser 8eitedung iduIotg Be-
fun0en mor6en iin6, 10 lit es bodit
ungeredf, ale iibrigen in 6ieies Ser
oamm1nasurtbeil ein5ui6lieBen. Sd
habe geniiqeno 2utra1re11 in Sic mo-
raliide @hrlidfeit LII erer 2egisIato=
rem, um i~iber5eugt gu fem, 6oB Sic
aroBe Maioritdt 6erielben ME ibr
&nie Dor bem @ammon gebe11at bat.
Gen Maifen 6os &ebt our Mrnul-
lirl1ng Ser S%taatsgeiebe gu, geben,
mir6e bebeuten, fir feititebenbes &C.
ieb cine @erriduft seq Iobels gu il,b-
itituiren.
Sic @%iidberufung zines @idters,
neil feline Gntidei6ungen ni9t sic
HE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19
@tmnetota Der befte 8nt:
terttaat.

Minnei ota fat leinen &ubm als be-
tier 8utteri tact ser Union mie0er elm
mal gefeitigt; Sic rationale 8utter=
MISUNDERSTANDING fat i'm als &c
mi11ner 0es Wettbetperbes in Milpo11=
fee erfldrt lrn0 linn SEN err ten Erets
0ieler Nrt, einen gbrenbeder inn @er=
tbe Don $500 5%uerfannt, Ser BON Ser
Minneio ta State 9airpmens Miioeia=
tion IN @erpabrung genommen mer=
Sen miro. Mn Sem @ettbemerb poren
ale Staaten Ser Union, in bener cine
nennensmertbe Mildpirtbidnft betrie=
Zen miro, betbeiligt; Sic 8reisridter
maren unparteiiide 8unoes= Snipef=
loren. ga fann alio Minneiotu nit
Stol5 auf Sic ibm 5ugefauene gb=
rung bliden uno Sic beiben Nieoer=
lagen in 3meien Ser letten elf Sabre,
in 0enen ibm nidt Ser erfte Hreis
5ltfiel, nergelien. Sm letten Sabre
idnitt @iseoniin tint Is Nunft better
ab als Wiinnelota, nn1 es ml1r6en bon
Soften ser 8%uttermafer 0es Nadbar=
ltaates beuer sic per5meifelten Mn=
itrengl1ngen gemadt> SEN eriten Nlat
SIT beba1pten. Mber m1h Sic Minne=
lotaer iebten ale &raft Elm, SEN Mus=
faa 6es pergangenen Sabres mett gu
maiden, uno als oritter g%ef6brlid)er
@onfurent Inn Sic Siegespalme trat
Soma in Sic Sdranfen. Sebr peit
geben Sic &eiultate nidt o%11seinan6er;
Minnei ota er5ielte Bel elmer @einmmt=
gail bon 7697.6t, I'M .9urdidnitt al
10 1888; Sic 3iffern fir Soma iino
81 - 3450.99 - 1927; fir @is-
coniin 1913 - 10000 - 92.76.
@enn audi Minneiotaer 8lttermnder
ieit elmer langen @eibe BON Sabren
0aran getpohnt maren, Bel oieien ma
tionalen @ettbeiperben an Ser Spite
gu maridieren, un6 nit 8annern uro
gbrenpreiien iiberbGuft tp11roen, 10
fam iie oieier ne1se sieg in einem
>pie ME 3rpor beftigen &nmbfe un6
Sic 3u%ertbeilung seq eriten 8eders,
Ser je aIs Ereis fir oieien &onteit
auseeiett moroen lit, NIT b%eionoerem
stol3 erfiillen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19
9te QuuHein Sud az
lefem.

@anfer miro Sen 4opf idiitteln.
Bidder gu lelen ion cine &unit fem?
ga miiBte man ia ie6en Sdulfnaben
einen &initler nennen? - go ein=
fad perbdlt iid sic sode 6enn bod
nidt. Gas benefit idon sic INNER
mieoerfebrenoe Sbatiade, 6oB quite
Sdriftlte1er auh fiinitlerii6e 2eier
iino. @ie mir leien, 10 iin6 mir, 10
er5ablen, 10 idreiben, 10 re6en mir.
@er 90 glaubt, 2eien lei gleid)be6eu=
ten5 NIT @u@itabiren o6er Nadleien
bon Sbatiaden un0 8egebniiien, sic
ii6 in iidtburen @ort5eiden unierem
Muge e%inprdgen, Ser lit in einem ge=
moltigen Srrtbl1m befungen: Nein,
Sc len erf oroert uno iebt Selbittbdtig=
felt pora11s.
Gin 8u4 lit glei@iam cine Tarti=
tur. Sn6em mir es nit @ufmerf=
iamfeit leien, 6as beiBt, 11ns in ons
8u6 binein upertiefen", fonmen sic
beridieoeniten 5aiten in uns gum
4lingen. 8iloer peroen in uns mah,
@eSanfen tultden in Ser @rinnerung
aut gmpfin0ungen un5 @efMbIe ltro<
men in Sic seele elm; Muge, geritano
nn0 @emiitb geratben in Gbdtigfeit,
1peden Sdmer5 un0 5reuoe, 2uit
un6 unluit, @adobmungstrieb un6
Selbitfunftion. Sdledte Bidder iin6
geldrieben, Inn Sem 2eier Sic ;3eit
5m bertreiben, Tie to6t5uidlagen. Sos
3etfen gutter 8iider lit es, 6oB fie
Sem 9eier erb0btes 2ebensgefiibl,
starfung 0es @borafters, unterridt,
gelebrung un6 Grbauung gerpGbren.
2o5miiden giebt es a%1er6ings 8iii=
der, sic peoer gut nod idIedt iin6,
beitimmt, geIeien gu mer0en, menn
Ser geiit idmere Soft nidt bertrdqt.
Son 6em SnbaIte zines 6idteri-
iden 8udes FRONT aIeidiam cine
magiide Strait in sic seele oes 2e-
ienoen Elm. 8erfoIgt ct nidt nl,r nit
oem M11ge sic @orte oes 0idters,
Ionoern 6fingt er NIT &i1fe ieiuer
Ginbiloungsfraft un6 ieines Gi:tfuh,
lungspermogens IN Sen @inn inns in
oas 9eben oes @ei6riebener elm, 10
offnet ii6 Dor ieinem inneren Slid
cine @elt bon @egebenbeiten. Sic
Notnr miro beieelt, &iiinftiges unos
8ergongenes lit eegentp6rtig. gnt-
ferntes nabegerldtt, SoeaIes bertpirf-
ltdt. Ser 2eienoe miro gepabr, boB
er ii9 BEL Ser 2eftiire 6es n~nregen6en
@11des in bobem @ra6e ieIbit erlem.
Gin grtes Bud lit Elm @uninperf.
Gum @enieben uno @eriteben zines
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19
Ni@t 8emme oamit.

Mit SEN @orten: Incline ain0er
geben in Sic Gfarridpule", biloen itd
gor piele gltern elm, baB Tie ibrer
Eflidt SEN ibnen annertrauten &in=
oern gegeniiber @eniige leiiten mir
SEN. Sn oieier Acknowledgements
Meinung ideinen iie gu periteben ge-
ben gu molen> sob ibr &atboli5ism1s
oarin ieihen @0bepunft erreidt un6
lie BON %ie6ueoer anoeren 8flim ge-
gen ibre &inoer befreit ieien. Dumit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19

Cine idtpere forperlide :l1nbebag=
lidfei ideint nuf rns gu laiten menn
MIR an l1nberoaulidfeit leioen. @enn
mir 9r. Mnguft @0nig's &amburger.
3ropfen gebrn11den erbalten mir @r-
leidter11rrg unb mir fiiblen ltns beier
un1 beiterer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19

oaB Ser @oriibenoe oes ginman6e=
rungs=Gomites oes n%ationalen Mepra=
lentantenbauies eigentli9 miiien ion-
te, oaB Sic Staliener nidt aus Sem
SMooiten guropas fommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19
9emtf@lano ais &ube:
filter.

Cine eigentbimlide Grideinuna
|tritt in Dem iesigen italieniiden=tuiirffi=
i6en 3mieipalt gu Gage. 9euti9lan6,
oas biz jeBt BON gepiiien Mddtem,
namentli@ England un6 Granfreim,
|natirli9 gegen beiieres @iiien, int
mer aIs 5rieoensit0rer uno als frieg=
liebeno binseitent mor6en lit, gegen
|ons uue frieolieben6en Nationen
|6ront gu maiden bitten, miro iett
als %oieienige Madt angeieben, sic Sen
|6rieben 5miiden Sen beioen Streit=
babnen permitteln ion. Man muB
nun nidt oenfen, ooB 6ieie @egner
0eutidlan6s NIT einmuI CUR @iniid1
gefommen iin6 unb sic Grie6enslie=
be 6esie1ben offentIi9 anerfennen MOL
len, 10 oumm fins lie nidt, 90 iie
ii@ ielbit 6a6urd ins @eiidt idIagen
muroen, AUDI bierbei tritt ibr bel,d)=
leriides @eie len 6eutli9 berpor, iie
boffen pielmebr, 6aB ii@ Deuti9Iano
cine ODER beioe Ser friegfubrenoen
Ma@te gum 6ein6e MAIDEN f0n1te
un6 oaour6 an @influB berlieren
tuir6e: 0eutidlan6 itebt gu SStaIien
in 6em @erbdltniB Ser 8un6esgenoi=
ienidoft uno NIT Ser Surfei berfniip-
fen es eree Observation-Disclosures, menn
es ii6 MIN in sic Mngelegenbeiten
bteler 2dn6er einmii1en miir6e, f0nn,
te es ,leidt 6abin fommen, boB oos
freunoidahlide 8erbdltniB 5u oen=
lelben Elm God befdmme, tpos natur.
li@ SEN ~ielbtloien" Md9ten bodi1
piQfomme1 mare.
Nber %an6ererieits oofumentiren 6ie=
lie beioen Madte oub our9 ibren
@unid, 0aB iie nidt mebr sic Modt
baben, elm entideioenoes @ort in ser
elsropaiiden &olitif gu ipreden unb
SAB iie Geutidlano NIT ODER obne SSH,
len sic fibrenoe &olle in europa gu
geiteben miilien. Sic erfenne11 6urf
ibr Serbalten oil, 0uB lie ibren fri,
6eren Gin luB inn 8alfa11 perloren ba=
zen uno oaB GeutidJlano am 8oipo=
rus 0as enti9ei0en0e @ort 51 ipre-
den bot. 9eutidlano fat nun tbot-
ld6li6 aud Sic @ermittlerroQe in Sem
STREET ibernommen, bdlt es aber nod
nidt an ser 3eit ein mirflid ernites
@ort nit Sen beioen gegneriiden @e-
gierungen gu ipreden. gs bQlt 5mar
oie 3iigel in Ser @on6,. relpeftirt
aber aud 6as Nnleben 0erlelben unS
mill ii4 porlaufig nift in Sic sade
einmii4en, bis es SEN 3eitpunft So
fir gefommen balt. Sc laBt Stalieu
freie @ano in IripoIis, perlangt
ober> SAB Sic ltnperletlidfeit seq tiir=
filfen 5erritoriums in europa re-
lpeftirt miro. 8ei0e feinolifen Mad=
te 6oben aud ooaitan6iges @ertrauen
gu Ser Seutiden &egierung l1no baben
Dies oaour6 6emieien, 0aB lie 9eutid=
lono um sic l1e6erna6me 0es shu=
tes ibrer reip. l1ntertbanen in .6em
teinoliden 2anoe eriudt fnben. CO.
balo 3eutidlan9 iiebt, 0aB ser geeig=
nete 3eitpunft 5ltr @ermittelung ge=
fommen lit, miro es ieoenfaqs nidt
peridumen, feline guten 9ienite arsl-
bieten uno es miro linn gelingen, Sen
5rieoen 5miiden beioen 9anoern mie-
Ser berbef5uflbren. @eioe mer0en
Damn anerfennn miiiien, oaB 1eutid}=
lano in ielbitloler @eiie geban6eIt
bat uno jeoem Sos fat gu tbeiI mer0en
laiien, mas es nad Gage Ser gerbaIt-
Mile erparten 0urfte.
Nihf nr&,A>n An&mit
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1911-11-11
A half MILLION BRICK
FOR NEW n. P. HOSPITAL

This week the N. P. Beneficial As
sociation committee, consisting Of M.
c. Kimberly, Supt. Blanchard and Chief
Clerk Kile were in Dickinson looking
over the brick manufactured in the two
yards here. They estimate that half
million brick will>be needed for the new
railroad hospital which is to be erected
at Glendive next year. The committee
was favorably impressed with the brick
manufactured at this place. They had
visited the Hebron yard on the way out,
and returned least from this city.
Jack Taylor, inspector of bridges for
the Yellowstone division, was with the
party at Dickinson. Mr.. Taylor is feel
ing real good this season and expects
to be able to give the company many
more years of valuable service. He has
already been with the company more
than quarter of century.
The hospital site was recently select
ed in Glendive . and the plans are now
in the hands of DR.. Courtney of Brainerd
for any revision that the chief surgeon
may deem advisable.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1911-11-11
WELLINGTON NORTON

Mr. Norton is comparatively new to
North Dakota audiences. as he is now
only in his second musical year as di-
rector of music at the University of
North Dakota, but he is no stranger to
those who have followed the progress of
this line Of effort at the University of
Minnesota, or who are in touch with the
work of the lyceum circuits of the Mid
die West. Born of musical family
and reared in q musical environment,
Mr.. Norton may be said to have been a
musician practically since he was old
enough to either sing or to hold a violin.
A student of violin music. at seven. a
soprano in boys choir at twelve and
q choir director and a leader of SYM
phony orchestras. his music experience
has been sufficiently rich and varied to
put him in position to talk with the
word of authority. Since his connection
with the University of North Dakota
musical work, that institution has taken
on q new lease of life.
The idea back of the University ex-
tension movement is to furnish both. in
formation and intellectual stimulus to
COMMITTEES throughout the state at prices
which represent merely the expense in
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1911-11-11
FIRST U. EXTENSION Lecture
NOTED MUSICIAN COMES 18TH

In the first of the University extern
sion lectures which are to be given in
our city under the auspices of the pub
lie school this winter. there will be a
suggestion both of things that are new
and things that are old. We are told
that among the ancients. music was one
of the first subjects taught, and yet we
find ourselves nowadays spending con-
siderable time over discussion of the
advisability of including music in our
public school curriculum. Mr.. William
Wellington Norton. of the State Univer-
sity, will take for his theme 1.-The
Ballad. The Song and the Oratorio, -
and in that connection will develop a
number of ideas relating to music and
the teaching OF music that are sure to
prove both instructive and suggestive.
His efforts will be seconded by an &C.
companist whom he will bring with
him. and point will be added to his
remarks by number of vocal selections
which he will render. The whole pur.
pose of the program.is meant to be both
educational and entertaining.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1911-11-11
DUNN COUNTY TEACHERS
At MANNING AND MARSHALL

To encourage educational work in the
county and to give stimulus to the
duties of the teachers, we have decided
to hold local teachers meetings, as it
is difficult for the teachers 10 come
together in one place at this time Of
the year. Ia order to make these meet
ings effective. and interesting commit
tees have been appointed in the differ
ent localities where the meetings are to
be held, whose duties it is to endeavor
to prepare q program for the occasion.
The committee for the Western
Branch is Miss Petra Siverts. Miss Pearl
Smith and Miss Inga Ryan, who has pre-
pared program to be rendered at Man
ming on the 18th of this month, to begin
at 9 o. clock and continue through the
day: 5.,5
is Adolph Teigen, Miss Marie Burgess
and c. E. Christensen, who have pre-
pared program to be rendered at Mar
shall school house on December 1st, be-
ginning at o'clock and continuing
through the day. :9s j.
These meetings are open to the public
and we hope that the school officers will
make special effort to be present. lss.
Luncheon will be served at both Man
ming and Marshall.
G. I. MELBY,
Co. Supt.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1911-11-11
A MORTON COUNTY BANK
IS OUT OF BUSINESS

State bank examiner, Oliver Knudson,
has placed in voluntary dissolution the
Solen State bank of Solen, Morton
county. The bank was chartered in
September last and had capital Of
$40, 900. A subsequent examination by
the department developed impairment
of the capital caused by acts Of officers
and as there are sufficient funds avail.
able for payment of all the deposits and
liabilities it was deemed best to cause
liquidation.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1911-11-11
P.F. CLOSE mu...oee.'cal soc:.:
NEWS TAKEN OVER b. .

II. The Richardton News. issued the past
five and one-half years by P. F. Close.
suspended publication with it's issue of
November 3. For some time the News
publisher had been Offering his paper for
sale and failing to secure buyer he
made arrangements with the Dickinson
PRESS to take over his subscription
list. The sudden change was brought
about by what appeared to be an except
ionally good opening at Dixon, Montana.
the gateway city to the Flathead reser-
walton country. Dixon is on the N. p.
west of Missoula and about 130 miles
this side of Spokane. and at the present
time is without newspaper.
The first of the week the News plant
was loaded into car and shipped to the
west side of the Rocky Mountains. Mr..
and Mrs. Close went on ahead, taking
some type with them, and hoped to be
able 10 get out their new paper before
the end Of the month.
The Richardton News was founded the
last. of October, 1904. by D. P. Abbey,
a homesteader. school teacher and
preacher in Stark county at the time.
A year and half Later D. P. Abbey
became so involved that he had to give
up the paper which was purchased by j.
G. ,Quinlivan, T. N. Hartung and M. L.
Mcbride.
P. F. Close came out from Minneapolis
and after running the News some two
months for the above named gentlemen
purchased the business, which he cor
tinued until the past week. The paper
did not prove remunerative and the pub
Usher did not deem it wise to continue
it when so many good fields are open
to the profession. 1t must be taken in.
to account that Richardton has a large
German population and that these people
have Der Volksfreund which is pub
lished in their native language.
P. F. Close was born in Ohio and
while very young moved with his par.
ents to southern Minnesota. Here he
learned the printing trade but as he had
a liking for machinery he learned the
machinists' trade and subsequel ltly
moved to Minneapolis, working there
until coming to Stark county.
Mrs. Close, daughter of MIR. and Mrs
benjamin WEBB, was born in Starh
county and has always resided neal
Richardton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Close have many friend.
who will wish them prosperity in thei
new home.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1911-11-11
YOUNG FOLKS ENTERTAINED
MRS. Gotta CHARMING HOSTESS

For pure enjoyment no recent social
eveESsin the city surpassed the party
given by Mrs. S. P. Gotta last Friday
evening. The affair was in honor of
Miss Pearl Nichols and about fifteen
of her girl friends were the guests.
Mrs. Gotta invited the girls to come
dressed in something old-fashioned and
the style and varieties of the garments
worn was productive of all sorts of fun.
There were hoop skirts, bonnets, wigs.
fancy old-time ball dresses, along with
ludicrous costumes. In fact, every
type of fashion from the Elizabethan
age down was displayed in dress.
coiffure and millinery.
The program of entertainment ar
ranged by Mrs. Gotta was in full accord
with the character Of the guests and
genuine fun ran riot during the evening.
The contest games. story telling, etc.,
was climaxed by a picnic luncheon
where the guests, sitting Indian fashion
on the floor, and using red bandana
handkerchief for napkins. ate their
allotted portion from paper sack and
drank coffee from tin cups.
Mrs. r. H. johnson assisted Mrs. C.ta
in serving and the guests included Mrs.
v. Jessen. Mrs. Joe Hoae, Mrs. a.
PaGenkopf, Mrs. Fred Mccarthy, Mrs.
r. v. Boulger. Misses Pearl Nichols,
Margaret Stewart, Henrietta Fox,
Genevieve White, Dora Poland, Jennie
Freeman, Nellie Dinsdale. Emma Christ
ensen and Mabel Cummings.
Mrs. Cota's guests always enjoy her
pleasant and unique way of entertain
ing and the participants of this party
will always have pleasant memories
of last Friday night.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1911-11-11
count with the PRESS.

count with the PRESS.
! feel that in making this arrange
ment ! am giving all News readers a
square deal and the best service pos
sible. The PRESS has arranged for
special Richardton news. and its
equipment and facilities for gather
ing general news are far greater than
is possible for a paper in a smaller
town. consider the PRESS. cover
ing the entire Western North Dakota
field. as it does. the best newspaper
in the state, and I feel sure the
former readers of the News will enjoy
it and continue subscribers from year
to year.
All amounts due the News on sub
scription are now payable to the
PRESS.
All advertising, legal and job
work accounts are to be settled with
me or with my attorney and collect
or, r. H. Yaeck, of Richardton.
wish to thank those who have
stood by me so faithfully during my
stay at Richardton.
Yours truly,
P. F. CLOSE,
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1911-11-11
new OFFICERS CHOSEN
BY THE CONDUCTORS

Yellowstone division, Order of Rail-
way Conductors. held its meeting for
the annual election of officers, with the
following results:
Chief Conductor E. Anderson. /.
Assistant Chief Conductor-C. w.
johnson.
Secretary and Treasurer-W. ]. Multi
gan. 55
Senior Conductor-H. E. Hagerman.
Inside Sentinel-C. G. Swanson.
Outside Sentinel-W. E. Baker.
Division Trustees-D. G. -MawxeIl.
A. D. Nichols and j. X. Porter.
Committee of Adjustment-W. r.
Martin. chairman; R. E., Brown and W.
E. Clark.
Legislative Committed. c. Max
we'll alternate, W. E. Martin.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1911-11-11
SEASON OPENS
BEACH PLAYS DECEMBER 1sT

The Company X basketball team COM
menced regular practise games this week
at the armory. Dr.. W. Neuman. the new
federal veterinarian here, is assisting At
torney Baird in coaching the boys. Tie
new man has had much experience at
the game at Cornell college, and has
coached teams at the Georgetown and
Carlisle Universities. He is an all
round athlete and his knowledge and ex.
perience will be a great help to tie
local team.
The basketball material this season
is better than ever before and the boys
are starting in with determination tc
make first place in the state. There
are ten experienced players trying out
for places on the first team.
The first game this season will be or
December 1st, with the Beach team.
which will be exactly year from the
last seasons opening game with the
same team. Manager FURY is in cor.
respondence with the best teams from
Grand Forks. Fargo. ValleyC ity. James.
town, which W ill all play here at some
time during the season.
Manager Flury has secured for his
team special suction-sole shoe for bas.
ketball purposes and door has been
opened from the dressing room. leading
to the shower bath in the basement
which eliminates the inconvenience Of
going in from the outside.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1911-11-11
DICKINSON WILL AID
MOVE GOVERNORS TRAIN

A special meeting of the Commercial
Club was held Monday night for the pur-
pose of considering the matter of donat-
ing funds toward defrayine the ex-
penses of the governor train which is
to make tour of the east very soon.
DR.. G. A. Perkins presided. and
after some discussion of the matter it
was voted to Give $50 for the cause.
Bismarck started the list with $10O. 1t
is estimated that 81, 900 will be required
and the state furnishes e-fourth of the
amount.
The car was to arrive in Bismarck this
week. The car is II feet and nine in
ches in length and the ordinary pas
senger Goa ch width. North Dakota has
been assigned "a feet in one end and
Minnesota takes the center space of the
same length and South Dakota the re-
naming "a feet in the other end. Supt.
Gilbreath will have his exhibit install
led at once so that the car may 60 to
South Dakota and return to St. Paul by
about the 10th. It will then receive the
Minnesota exhibit and be ready to at
tach to the governors train which
leaves St. Paul for the eastern tour on
the 9th.
The plan is to have nine of the north.
western states represented and the gov
ernors of the states so participating will
be in charge of the special train. Gov.
John Burke. although very busy man.
has consented to make the~trip- in the
interest of North Dakota.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1911-11-11

bringing the lecturers from the Univer-
sity. The local arrangements in our city
are in the hands of the public school
under the direction of the Senior class.
Ask any If the school children about
this matter and they will be able to
give you full information. Remember
the place and the date, High school au-
ditorium, Thursday evening, November
Is, at o'clock.