Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-14
rANkr0N COUNTY TEACHERS.
The Last Day-Fhe Institute Voted a
Success by all Concerned.

DuU tDl6 was py
general winding up of proceedings, ant
the institute adjourned at 3 o'clock p
m. sine die.
Yesterday afternoon was taken ul
by Professor O. FL. Taylor, who
concluded the lessons on penman,
ship, Prof. j. M. Burke on photography
Mrs. f. NJ. Swift and Miss Lucia Sand
ers on alcohol and its effects. Miss May
Lynch on primary teaching, and econo'
my IN school hours by Gen. Beadle. All
these speakers did themselves great
credit, and entertained the institute
admirably.
To-DAY's WORK.
After the calling of the institute to
order this morning, j. W. Fargo was
asked to take the chair, and Supt. Dick
son, in the name of the institute offered
the following resolution, which was on
motion adopted:a
Be ii Resoloed, That we, the teachers
OF iankton county assembled in instl-
tate work at the city of Yankton this
18th day of August, 1886, in reviewing
the educational work of this institute
during the last week acknowledge with
genuine gratitude the eminent service to
tie institute rendered by the lsbors of
Gen. w. III. I'll. Beadle, Professor Bart
lett, Professor Taylor, Rev. Joseph
Ward, Ter. Supt. A. S. Jones, Mrs. Swift,
Miss Lucia Sanders, Miss May Lynch
and MIR. j. NJ. Burke. That under the
especial patronage of the w. @, Il. o., of
Yankton We have felt the institute invig-
Grated by the moral culture and inteili-
gence of an organization the aim and
work of which we as teachers heartily
endorse,
That the kindly services of Mrs. Wag-
ner aad the little children IN her charge
in supplying the institute with music de-
serves a grateful recognition at the
hands of the institute.
That we recognize with gratitude the
liberality of the board of education and
its officers III this city in according the
institute the use of the high school and
the city's educational appliances.
That the Press and Dakotaian, the
Yankton Telegram and Dakota Herald
in opening their columns to the institute
during its session deserve our grateful
acknowledgement.
BE it therefore further resolved that
our heartfelt thanks be returned to mark
the pleasing memories we shall ever
cherish of Gen. Beadle, Prof. Bartlett,
Prof. Taylor, Rev. jos. Ward, Terri
torial superintendent Jones. Mrs. Swift,
Miss Lucia Sanders, Miss May Lynch.
Mrs. Wagner and the little children in
her charge, Mr.. j. M. Burke, the W. @.
I. o. the newspapers named, tho board
of education of the city of Yankton, and
that as teachers we convey from this
city enduring memorles of the
teachers from the high school, and the
~resIdents of this city for the hospitality
measured to us by their hands during
stay.
That we hope to have the association
of our labor unified at an early date
by q suitable organization.
That the newspapers named be sup.
piled with a copy of these resolutions
with a request to publish the same in
their daily and weekly issues.
THE Y. @. T. A. ORGANIZED.
After the adoption of the resolution
General Beadle and Professor Bartlett
gave a short lesson in mathematics, and
an examination in the study of read
ing took up the balance of the
time until IL O'Clock when the institute
proceeded to effect an organization to be
known as The Yankton County Teach.
era association. On nation Ger. W q.
FL. Beadle was elected president, Miss
Lucia Sanders elected secretary, and
Miss Ella Fargo treasurer. Thos. S.
Dickson and Dr.. Jos. Ward, of Yankton,
and N. M. Hills, of Gayville, were ap-
pointed an executive committee. 1t is
the object of the association to meet
once q month for general work, and
all teachers in Yapkton county will
probably become members. It is as
serted that the association will be one of
the best organizations of the kind in the
west, inasmuch as the assistance of
Yankton college faculty and teachers
car be had. After the perfecting OF the
organization of The Yankton County
Teachers association, an Adjournment of
that body was taken until the 18th day
of September next at 10 o'clock a. m.
when the association will convene of the
place of adjournment.
The Yankton county teachers insti-
tute which adjourned in this city to-day,
has been productive of much good, and
q great deal Of pleasure to ell parties
concerned, and the people who have
labored in the interest thereof, deserve
a vote of hanks from the entire county
as the effect of the work will be
seen in the improvement OF our schools.
Work in such a field is highly commend
able and praise bestowed on the workers
is worthily given.
Martin &c Anderson have secuted the
agency of the Tuerk Motor water power
and are prepared to place them and
warrant them to run from "a to Is H.,P.
For sewing machine use, this Motor
is the boss, A lady whose health will
not permit her to use q sewing machine
can accomplish double the am unit of
sewing q person can in perfect health.
Over two-hund.e ed. Motors of other
makes have been taken out and replaced
with Tuerk Mortor.
MARTIN & ANDERSON,
Foundry and Machine Shop,
Walnut Street. Yankton.