The Dickinson press., 1915-10-30
kUBANKA WHEAT GOES So BUSHELS +
At DICKINSON EXPERIMENT STATION
AVERAGE FOR FOUR VARIETIES OF DURUM WHEAT is 4s BUSH
ELS TO THE ACRE THE FIELD EXPERT AT LOCAL STA
] TION COMPLETED GRAIN RECORDS WEEK
AND IS HIGHLY PLEASED WITH RESULTS.
Besems Flies Way Yield This Year Marquis Not
Bad Making Nearly SO Bushels the Acre High Yielding Wheat
Kubanka g. Originated by Supt L. R. Waldron
Thursday, November 4th in Grand

Thursday, November 4th in Grand
Forks. ......
Supt. P. S. Berg and Supt. c. E.
Ward will leave the first of the week
for the North Dakota Educational
Association. They expect to be gone
until Saturday. ..
AS Irene Morrison, president of So
ciety B, has moved away, Frank Rich
ards has been chosen president, and
Oral Roquette, vice president in Lee
McCutchan's place. "
The new seats were all placed in
the high school this week. Twenty
two additional lockers are also being
installed in the boys dressing room
in the high school, each locker ac-
commodating two boys.
Thos Pugh and J. F. Brodie, accom-
panied by Mr.. Endicott of James,
town, were looking over the high
school building Monday. Mr.. Endi-
cott is one of the gentleman who
helped plan the high school building
at Jamestown.
The second number of the Lyceum
course comes Wednesday evening, No.
vember 8, at the high school audi
torium at 8:15. Admission for school
children is Csc.
Society A is planning on Thanks
giving program on the 10th Of No
vember. The program committee con-
sists of Florence Mckenzie, Harold
Hill and Agnes Moe, who are to have
complete charge of arranging and
and carrying this program out.
Mr.. Danish has completed the book
case for the new encyclopedias and
and it certainly is handsome and
useful piece Of furniture, with two
tationary shelves and, one folding
shelf. It is placed in the northeast
corner of the assembly room.
There has been some consideration
among the first and second grade
teachers of teaching only half of
their pupils in the morning and half
in the afternoon, owing to the crowd
ed conditions in these rooms. Plans
for this, however, are not fully de-
cided.> ...
The books for the teachers econo-
mics class have arrived and the class
will soon be hard at work under Prof.
Berg. Those taking up this subject
will be Misses Anna Anderson, Ger
trude Laughlin, Laura Dumke, Laura
Perry, Anna Hillesheim, Margaret
Conklin, Elsie Reed, Carrie Slindee,
Stella Van Dyke and Christine Brown,
Many parents came last Friday
afternoon to hear the Riley program
and to take in the domestic art ex-
hibit. 1t was a great surprise to all
to see the number of fine articles the
girls have made this year. The do
mestic science class served tea and
waters until nearly six o'clock. The
girls are making big plans for their
Christmas exhibit when it is thought
Miss Dumke's drawing class will al
so put on an exhibit.
The Athletic Association has con-
i sidered football game with Wibaux
Mont, for Saturday, the boys and
Coach Monson going up Friday even
ing. Our team gets $4,000 and two
meals, which will not quite cover ex-
penses but the boys are all willing to
stand the extra expense for the trip.
There will be no return game as this
is one of the dates which Wibaux
made with some other team that de-
cided not to play. Our lineup for
| the game is as follows: left end,
Jessen; left tackle, Hollenbeck; left
guard, Geo. Brodie; center, Tillquist;
right guard, Guon; right tackle, Nor
rison; right end, Stanton;s quarter
back, Butler; right half back, Joe
Brodie; left half back, Erb; full
back, Richards. Two substitutes will
! be taken, they will be chosen from
among the following: McCutchan,
Cooke, Parker, Bremen, Rudiselle,
Robinson and Shaw.