Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-08-06
NORMAL INSTITUTE.

NUk4AL INSTITUTE.
Teal whom It may concern:
Noticc ii hereby given that. by authority an,
support Of the Board Of Regents of the uniyer
sity Of Dakota. a Normal Institute will be hcl,
In the University building at vermiIlion. com
meneing at Q O'Clock, a. m Monday, August 25tl
and closing Saturday. September eth, 1854, ant
contimutng staily except Sunday, during that per
iod. Also as Superintendent Of public instruc
tich Egiye notice that said institute will be 4
teachers institute for all the counties of Dakota
Territory. The principal conductor OF the insti
tatr Will be Prof.. Lewis McLouth, Of Ypsilarii
Michigan, State Normal School; who win be us.
sisted BY the president and professors Of the I'm
iyersty, by Prot. Jno. +. Shaw, of Yankton Col
iese, A. w. Barber, myself and others.
The work Of the institute will include all the
studies OF our public schools and special nromi-
nenee will be given TO the principles and meth
DDS OF teaching and to the organization. ~elassiti-
cation and management of public schools, and
the order OF studies, the Rotations and work
therein. Valuable lectures will lie given by Prof.
McIouth and others in the evening sessions.
All teachers in Dakota and all Of proper aye
who Intend to teach in this school year and all
who intend to enter any Of the classes OF the I'm
iSersity this year are invited to attend. The in
stitute is a part of the normal work of the Uni
versity, and IL by special authority of the Re-
| gents.
Tile sessions will be held In the commOdious
new chapel of the University building. aud the
ample reference library, the meteorological cabi-
net, the museum of national history and other
educational material of the University, will be
at the proper service Of the institute. Ample
Provision viii be made for rooms and board of
niciHs&rs at very reasonable rates. The Uniyer-
si.y Bsiies to make this assembly OF the highest
usef1Aess tetAc public schools and their teach
efs; and while desiring attendance from every
part Of the territory shall expect a large mem.
bership especially from the counties of Clay. I'm
ion, Yankton and Turner.
WM. II. ii. BEApLE,
supt. Pub. inst. and Ex-ofieio Regent OF Uni
versity.
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