The Dickinson press., 1915-10-16
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SCHOOL NOTES

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Sidney Morrison entered high schoo
Monday.
Lorene Evans took an interesting
picture Of the cooking class Tuesday
Remember Chas. A. Payne's lectur
comes Wednesday evening, the 20t]
at 8:15.
The two new rows of seats for tn
high school have arrived and it is ex
pected that at least one of then
will be placed in the auditorium thi
Saturday.
Among the visitors at the program
Friday were Mesdames A. J. Osborn
w. A. Shaw, c. E. Eldred and D. w
Mckenzie. Society B is preparing {
Reilly program for the 22nd.
The primary rooms have severa
new scholars, Evelyn Miller anc
Charles Eagen, having entered Miss
Rehnke's room, and Loran Eagen anc
Rosie Cooper, Miss Mason's.
Division C of the Literary society
was organized this week with Jessie
Leask as president; Esther Ayers, vice
president; Ignatius Brown, secretary
and treasurer. The program COM
mittee consist of Bessie Wall, chair
man, and Bernice Frye and Leo Null
laney.
Misses Lyken and Roberts, teachers
in the Belfield school, visited over the
week end with Misses Lyken and
Hillesheim at the c. B. Itch home.
Miss Quinn, also of the Belfeld
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friend, Mrs. J. P. Cain, of this city
the same time.
The athletic association held their
annual meeting the first part of the
week and elected the following offic-
ers: Paul Erb, president; Frank
Richards, vice president; Monty Nc
Cutchan, secretary; Miss Brown, cor
responding secretary; Miss Laughlin,
treasurer. The president appointed
membership committee consisting of
Sidney Morrison, Bernice Frye and
Lorene Evans, to induce new memb-
ers to join the association.
VIM. Hillesheim arrived from a
pleasure trip in California, Texas,
Mexico and other southwestern terri
tory, Saturday evening for a short
Hillesheim, our high school principal.
Both spent Sunday in Richardton,
where they attended church at the
abbey and met some former acquaint-
ances. Mr.. Hillesheim and a friend,
Simon Steffel, who was making the
tour with him, were en- route to their
homes at Sleepy Eye, MINI. They
were to stop also at Bismarck, Valley
City and St. Paul.
Mr.. Danish is arranging a book
case in the northeastern corner of
the high school auditorium for the
new set of New International Encyclo-
pedias which arrived Monday. This
set consists of "a volumns, which are
bound for practical use. Four of the
volumns are not yet complete but
will come later. These encyclopedias
are among the best for general
reference, and together with the
Century and the Webster Encyclo-
pedias which are now being used, the
reference department will be quite
complete.
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Football
The coyotes won Mondays football
game, 7 to 0. The score was made
in the second quarter when Erb
caught punt and ran 40 yards for a
touchdown, making the score 6 to 0
in the Coyotes favor. Richards at
once kicked the ball over the goal,
making the score to 0. That ended
the scoring, although the Terriers
were robbed of chances to score by
penalties. Jessen made a thirty yard
run from forward pass which put
the ball within a few feet of the
Terriers goal but the officials called
the ball back because of holding.
The game was hard fought and
marked by clean but spirited playing.
The spirit Of the game extended to
the sidelines, where the spectators
cheered the plays made by their favo-
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The Terries at once challenged the
winning Coyotes to another game,
which the Coyotes accepted, naming
Tuesday afternoon, October 10, at
4:20, as the day for the game. Both
teams are re-arranging their lineup
and preparing new plays in antici-