The Dickinson press., 1917-07-07

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3 PRESS COMMENTS ON .
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A swell banquet was rendered the
publishers and their wives by the
Dickinson Commercial Club, the feed
being one of the most elaborate it
has ever been our privilege to enjoy,
and the menu was fit for a king,
Dickinson did herself proud and all
were entertained right royalty, this
being the expression heard on every
side.-Sentinel Butte Republican.
Dickinson pople are frst-class en-.
tertainers and very hospitable people
The press was received with oper
arms there and everybody in town
seemed to want them to have
good time. Dickinson is a pretty city
and growing like a cornfield on
warm day. Fryburg was also on the
map Saturday, when they gave the
boys a fine welcome and splendid en-:
tertainment. We certainly enjoyed
our visit and will welcome another op'
portunity to visit Dickinson.-Finle!
Beacon.
Dickinson entertainment committee
with Ernie Peterson charge d'afaires
is to be complimented on the enter
| tainment given the press boys. Moth
ing vas left undone to make us enjoy
our stay there and w appreciate tn
! effort in our behalf, and venture K
say that all who attended went home
boosting the Queen city.-Dunr
County News.
If the Settler man had selection Of
the yearly meeting places Of the fra
ternity, there would be only one
"the Queen City of the Prairies." W.
received the best treatment and en-
tertainment at the hands of thu
hospitable people of that city tina
has ever been extended any organiza
ition at any place.-Dunn County Set
tier.
We found Fryburg an entertaining
little town and Dickinson, with pos
sibly one exception, the best town il
the state.-Hazen Star.
Dickinson used every effort to sur
pass all previous entertainments tend
cred to the press gang by othe:
cities, and it is certain that no on
was disappointed with the treatmen
received.-Wahpeton Globe-G Gazette.
Elks' club rooms were thrown opel
to, the visitors and members of tn
antlered order overlooked nothing il
an effort to make the stay of tn
visitors pleasant. People Of Dickin
son all did their part in the royal en-
tertainment. The writer is under par
ticular obligations to F. w. Turner
owner of one of the largest garage!
in the state, for courtesies extended
-Towner News-Tribune.
All the boys left the two-day ses
sion feeling that Dickinson is abou
the biggest little city in the world
Dickinson people evidently never d'
things by halves. They ire the EN-
bodiment of true western hospitalit!
and they take commendable pride il
their rapidly growing city-Adam'
County Record.
Here's to Dickinson! 1t will be
long time before the newspaper me-
who attended the summer meeting
there will forget the open house KEEP
by the city every day-yes, PRACTICAL!
every hour-of the convention
People of Dickinson did not merel!
arrange for a hall, the banquet, ;
dance and other things, but the!
Joined in themselves, personally see
ing that all had a good time. Thi!
was the unusual feature of the con
vention. Fryburg also did it's full
share. The farmers and rancher'
Joined with the t~ownspeople in putting
on, on short notice, an interesting
roundup and an excellent luncheon
Public Opinion, Bismarck.
The Commercial Club, the Elks ant
the people of Dickinson are royal en-
tertainers. May the N. D. P. A. NEE
in Dickinson again soon.-Billing'
County Herald.
Dickinson was a gracious host o.
hostess to the N. D. P. A. last week
The promised hospitality of the Queer
city of the west was freely dispensed
and thoroughly enjoyed. -McKenzi'
County Chronicle.
Dickinson did itself proud in en-
PERTAINING the editors of the state
The keys Of the city were turned owe
to the scribes and the quill pusher'
used every key in opening up new
fo(u)nts Of pleasure. The people Of
Fryburg furnished an excellent dinner
and were very hospitable. We en-
joyed every bit of the meeting
Slope County News.
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