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THE N. fr. EDUCATORS.
Discussion
-i-sI' W. E. Hoover, Park River
vThe School' Room its Arrangement
.'"f and Decoration—
.% Paper (ao minutes) .. W. H. Ballon
j* Discussion (10 minutes)
Miss Sarah L. Roberts, Valley City.
The School Grounds Their Ar
rangement, Protection, as to their
Highest Educational Value
C. B, Waldron, Agricultural College.
THURSDAY, DEC. 31,2 It.
Grayer.
General Theme—''The Means of Train*
"!f the Teacher"— *s,
Paper v.
Pres. Geo. A- McLaftand, ViHey Gty.
discussion .. Clyde R. Travis, Mayville
f* To What Extent Should the Com
••5^W tnon School Course be Complete
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in, Itself? The High School
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Course
•$ Paper .... J. E. McCartney, Drayton
j^rhscussion E. C. Llsgard, Lakota
Business
Session. i
Value and How Organized—Should
1 a committee, co-operating with the
department, outline general plans,
vv^nbject matter, etc
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^iiW Meetli* to B« Held At OnMT
Mfettc* tlie Uut of the Yter.
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•j^TJie seventeenth annual meeting of the
Horth Dalcota Educational A^ocia^rdn
fell be hield at Gfafid forks, Dec. 29,
arid 31. 'fhe session will be held in
«e Central High School Building
The programme is i
GENERAL A§SOCIATISft''
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TUESDAY, DEC: 29,3 PM.
Grayer. n\
resident'? Addreisii....'.r../. v/.
C. SchmidtJ Jiatne8to^f'
"#aper (30 minutes)—"The Educatiort-
al Progress of the Year"...
Prof. Joseph Kennedy, University.
WEDitESf)AY, DEC. 3P, 2 P. if.'
JPrayer.
«k»tiefal Theme—"The Need
oi
Im-
proved School Environment."
t, The School House Proper Light
mg, Heating and Ventilation
'.# Paper .,. W. J. Alexander, Pembina
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i'. COLLEGE, NORMAL SECTION.
DEC. 30, 9:30 A. M. v
Resident's Address
Dr. J. P. W. Brouse, Valley
v.
Prof. Vernon P. Squibs, University,
v- Turning Points in History
W. A. Pringle, Wahpeton.
i, Election of Oflkers.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS.
TUESDAY, DEC.UO, 9:30 A. M.
If-:-, .?i .»*••' 4 "...
v Report of Committee on the CoihrtWn
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School Course of Study—
.? History and Civics a
Supt. W. L. Stockwell.
Reading and Spelling
4 ,m Supt. Josephine M. Paulson* Wells
language and Spelling
Supt. W. J. Alexander, Pembina.
v Arithmetic and Writing ....
Jj. Supt. M. W. Barnes, Barnes.
Agriculture e. ..... ....... i
Supt. W. G. Crocker^ Ransom.
Geography and Physiology
Supt. E. C. Olsgard, NelsCttl.,
TUESDAY. 1:30, 3 P. M.
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I Mark Hopkins as a Teacher .........
fruth in Logic and Life
Dr. E. P. Robertson, Wahpeton.
vllie Place of Philosophy in a Liberal
Education
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IKipils' Reading Circle—Their Advan
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tage and Organization—Is a State
•^. Organization Desirable
Supt. J. F. Hetler, Traill.
Revision of Blanks and Reports—Ad
#%, visability of a standing committee of
county superintendents to. co-operate
with the department
x. Supt. C. E. Blackorby, Towner.
£ocal Teachers' Meetings Their
r.tist-
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Supt. W. H. Seitz, Morton.
*7 WEDNESDAY, 9 A.
Teachers' Training Sdhools^-Retro
1 spect and Prospect—
fhe Two Weeks' Institute ........
Supt. Anna M. Peterson, Pierce.
™The University Summer School ....
$\~r Supt J. F. McLain. Grand Forks.
The Valley City Idea .. .......
Supt. F. Mr Wanner,-Stutsman.
"N The Mayville Idea .... ... ..
fa Supt. W. R. Kilpatrick, Richland.
Sound Table discus&ion of anyvtopic
of interest to the departihent of Pub-
^.\ he Instruction and to the county su
•^*0erinteni4nts:
THE HIGH SCHOOL COUNCIL.
& wi»irs9DA^ ©fee 36,9 :ao A.^ ik
ELEMENTARY SECTION.
Music.
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president's Address .. .v...^
W. Godward Hilllibor^:":-sf
i ^low tiie High School Courte be" $
y Adopted to Serve at the Same Time
a. Prep«ration for Life. and as.
j, Means to Higher Education:?—
4 Piper J. F. Koehler. Grafton
vi. Discussion ... G. K. Foster, Casselton
THURSDAY, DEC. 51, 9^30 A. M.
llniformity in the Grades of Graded
Schools*-
Paper .... .. C. Ellithorpe, Williston
Discussion .4Wm. Moore, Bianiat-clc
ow to Teach Zoology, Paper........
ome Characteristics of a Good High
School—
h. Paper
Pres. Webster Merrifield, University.
V Election of Officers.
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Colvin„'jC«ljBkJt
|jhe iotermediate grades.
ret Ruther^rd, Mayvjjie.
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'aper ...»•....... ...*
R. J. White, Rugby, v -, V
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Store Open EVenifigis
The Big Furniture Store with
thrMttte Prices. Licensed Uft*
ters and Embalmers.
Emily Ferguson, Larimdre.
Intermission.
."Nature Study It? Value
O wiil^M, 'AgH)^Hurah* Col
lejsc. v- •.
mrie^. Session 'xy
^gCHOaiV0IRECTOR1S.
Secretary—Miss
Grand Forks.
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^Relation -of -School Board IG Supejrin
tendent.
(a)" Ffbm the School Board's Point
•*.' oftView ......Geo. I: Foster, Fitrgo
.-' (h^'Frotti the Superintendent's PoinV
of Vi^w P. S. Berg, Larit^ore.
^e^chers' Wage?.
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(a)\Shall there be a hard aiu&fast
schedule? ?1:
•C (b) What cbtisideration shall grade,
experience and quajification receive?
Senator S.' Cagbel, Grafton.
^Attitude of Schbol Boards Toward the
.Compulsory Attendance Law—Ad-s
•y? ViadbiRty of,a lifant Officer in Llik'g-'
er Cities.'.J. As Sorley. Grand Fprks
Round Table Discussiop.
wiii&on .^
i QFFICERi
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•j. GtM^tAL ASSOCtAHOK.,
v President—C C. Schmidt, Ja tides-
F.^
First Vice Prcsident-^F. Everett
Smitif, F*rikVv
/.-J. -Bfttck*
T^faaurer—Stipt. P. S. Berg, Diiri-
0 o i s V a e y i y
CQ^IH^ AKD NOfcMAL SECTION.
[,\ Presilwrt—Dr. J,, P. Brouse, Valley
ttlCH SCHOOL COUNCIL*
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CAn and see the elegant assortment of Lekthei
Chairs, Rockers, Couches and Fancy Pieces^
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ts the talk of tKe town£ vMuh^jre^is"are"':: »S»•
taking advantage of the opportunity to get M^'l
Music Cabinets, Ladies' Writing Desks, Parlo^
Cabinets, Dressing Tables, in fact, Furnitur^
for any part or corner of the house, •. V
It is needless to try arttl enumerate the many pieces henfjefis--.
played. It is a saving of
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itHE FAidO TORTTW »nS: BAftf fiEPUBijcXtf-TmiliSTU? tfvEXTWi.- Tvfen5M*15j»' S^-iimA^'.'.V:
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ELEMENTARY SECTION.
President—R. L. Colvin, Cando.
Vice President—Miss Mazie Cteinit
ents, Jamestown.
Secretary—A. M. Carlisle, Grahdin.
DEPARTMENT OF SUPERINTENDENT. -v
President—Supt. W. L. Stockwell,
Bismarck.
E.TECUTIVE COMMITTEE. V
Chairman—President J. Wfrst
Agricultural College.
College and Normal Sections—-I)f.
J. P. W. Brouse, Valley, City.
High School Council-^W. A. God
ward, Hillsboro
Elementary Section—EJ. C. Olsgard
Lakota.
School Board Section-?-4!!. N. Wells,
Grand Forks.
State Superintendent, ex officii--'
Supt. W. L. Stockwell, Bismarck.
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what you want at
this store for any mem
ber in ihe family.
will, as all others have been, happily stit'ptis^d.'"" There are thousands bf different pieces't6*.&rj&f.'jl
so is impossible to mention them all, but call early and see for yourself. COMPARE VALUES, be
cause tv»e values are determined only by ai careful comparison of the prices and goods offered by other dealers.
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ham's capital political artieles this
tdllt^g how PJolk^defekted yan Bui
in tlie dembcratic 'naitoh^l cphyent^jE
|n. i94 W$ exciting, struggle,
how, although a man comparatively
tie ?known otitside his. own state
oimMited to Henry Clay on the
a{de-r-a man of life-lotig popular
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YOUR DOLLARS ARE WORTH DOUBLE HERE!
OUR HALF-PRICE SALE ON
FANCY CHINA, SILVERWAK.E, ILAMFS,
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DONT PMkY BUND MAN'S BUFF
WHEN BUYING LIFE INSURANCE.
A Sl^UlClf with Orftf tYES w« Mtlsfy you that the polities of til
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO,
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$125, Sl5^- $260, $250, $300 and up. t5
ORGANS. AT $35, $40, $45, $50 and
A number of Second-Hand Instruments at all Prices
Bfe sure to get our Holiday Prices and Special
Terms on Pianos and Organs before buying. We
can save yoii ^nough on a Piano so you can easily
afford to buy Xmas presents for every member of
the family. Call and sei^y
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North Dakota,
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ECONOMY andJECARITlNQ POWER,
ITS' SftCuRITY, »,
Unsurpassed.
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