Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-04-25
Stat Teac hers Inst tute.
An Institute for the County OF
Morrison will bc
& Held at
DURING THE WEEK CoMMENcIKe NON
DAY, lflAY III II, 1854 =5
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This institute is appointed upon the
appaicstionsuf the county superintendent.
The law which n axes generous provision
for the expenses OF this institute, also
prevides for the closing of all schools
during the week and tho prompt attend
snce Of alI.the teachers. 1= KS 4 T., /.
The plan oftheinstituiew will be to give
the bes, Instruction in the. grading and
| discipline Of the school, and in methods
OF teaching the branches or the common
school course. The Instructors will be
|, supplied With such professional books
papers and apparatus rs are needed by
progressive teachers,
Lectures and discussions will be ap-
polh1cd for several Of The evenings, and
no pains will be spared to fill the time
with valuable exercises. A new and
very tul syllabus Of work will be ready
in time for tue institutes of the season.
The superintendent will make 'all
necessary provision for board at the most
reasonable rates. Give MIN timely
notice ifyou intend to be present.
Work. begin promptly Monday
afternoon and close Friday evening. Be
fen hand at the beginning. Plan 10 stay
the entire week, and let nothing pre- vent
giving your undivided attention to its
duties. -
! ...1 ~~. + D. L. KtEHLE,
! Supt. Public Instruction.
A. GUERNoN,
> County superintendent,
1t wilt be the desire of most of the
lady teachers IN attendance 10 secure
board and lodging for the five DAYS of
the institute with private families in
the village, and those who are willing
to furnish accommodations for the teachers
will please inform Superintendent
! Guernon Of the number of teachers that
can stop with them, and the price that
will be charged.
Mr.. S. q. Hall was in iowa several
days last week, and it is WHISPERED
about that the arrangements were com
pleted for the erection Of large saw
mill at this place, Also, that Hon C. B
Backman will have an interest in the
enteFprise.-Sauk Rapids Sentinel.
| Reports from various parts Of Mime
sofa and Dakota show that seeding il
now we'll under; way. South of thu
| forty.slxth parallel the work is already
! three-quarters finished, while to the
north about that amount still remains t(
b. done. The season will show largely
sncreased acreage, that of Minnesota be-
ing estimated at in the naighborhood OF
100000 acres. In Dakota the percentage
will probably be lafger. The increas.
In wheat acreage, however, will not bt
commensurate With the amount Of new
land broken. In the northern portion 81
the state farmers will SOW quite exten
svely to rye and oats, while IN the
southern portion the dairy interest will
more than hold its own. The corn cro1
will not be large, owing 10 the scarcity .
seed, due to the failure Of last year. II
North Dakota and Minnesota farmer
will raise hard wheat almost exclusively
but farther son,h a tendency is shown
for setter grades. The advanced cendi
ton of The season gives promise Of al
excellent harvest, provided the clerk 0
the weather continues in his presan
propitious mood.-Miuneapolis Journal
SEED CORN! SEED CORN!
SEED CORN!!!
[ have a few bushels of earl,
yellow, Red cob Dent corn. Thi,
corn was grown by G. w. Ship
man, Of Heoyalton, and ever,
bushel Is warranted.
! j. SIMMON
-Setd Wheat for Sale.
have 800 bushels of No seed whea