Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-12
YANk1oN couNrY,s EDUCATORS.

= SodAbN SnShClo WAS hetO III
t. resting If possible than any previous
session, Besides an increase in attend
ance there ,as an especially attractive
programme concluded and as was the
case In the %foreuoon> the numbers on
that programme were taken mp nna de-
beted upon by speakers who under
stood the subject matter thoroughly.
In the absence of Superintendent
Dickson, Gen. Beadle called the insti-
tute to order and Prof. q. Ii. Taylor
of the DAKOTA commercial college, then
began the discussion of the taxi Pen
manship us au art A talk concerning
this highly important branch of any
persous' edncatiop by q man who is all
that eau be required OF a professor OF
penmanship, rs something OF a
treat to every cody, and as u con-
sequence, Prot. luylors remarks were
listened to With rapt attention,
Territorial Superintendent OF Schools
A. Jones, after Mr.. lay lor, addressed
the institute on the subject OF school
houses and school rooms, illustrating his
remarks with verbal designs for the con-
structlon, aud ventilation of school
houses aud Tor the Iutcr,Or decoration Of
the same. He ais spoke concerning the
obligatory resp usIbIiities OF teachers to
pupils AID parents and the vice versa.
Mr.. jones remark ks were decidedly inter
esting.
DIR. Ward tuen took up again the sub
Ject OF the teacher rs student, and in
eloquent ana elegant language set forth
tie DUTIES ui tue %trucile1 TO himself or her
self, in the matter of study. The learned
gentleman is another of the men whose
teacher bus been, that toughest of IN
structoTs, experience. and as his remarks
were delivered from that stand
point they carried with them u
force and Influence that Embedded
deeply in the memories Of many of the
audience, the bits OF wholesome
advice that the discussion con-
tanned. DR.. Wards addresses thus far
to the institute have been OF great inter-
est, and the last Was not an exception to
tLat rule.
General Bendle then took up the dis
cussIon of the subject. The pupils OBJ
seIvatlon of the psculierities OF animals
and plants and bis address flied the
time until the hour for adjournment.
AT 8 O'Clock the tenchers n q number
of Others u .sembled at the court house
to listen to Gen, Beadle's lecture on
SANITARY Saieace," which held the ut.
tention of the institute Tor an hour or
more with a discussion of sanitary
science as regards the general public
good AID especially the schools welfare.
His argument went far toward showing
tie absolute necessity for cleanliness in
and about school houses and grounds,
and we've his advice followed less sick
ness and more progress in school work
would result. Gen Beadle has O command
of the English language which few men
possess, and tho discussion of sanitary
science by him was indeed interesting.
ioba . IiNoSbhDlNeo
Gen. Beadle opened this mornings
session with an illustrated lesson on
reading, and the common errors OF
teachers.
Superintendent Diesscn followed Will
an hours address on anatomy and
physiology, after which Prof
Bartlett fnighed the SEES.
sion with q mathematical discus
sion, bringing ont the force of the adj
dress by use of the blackboard.
THIS EVENING.
There will be an orier of mlscellane.
Gus exercises at the court house tC
which oil are invited. Please find below
the names of new members and to-mor-
rows programme.
NEW MEMBERS.
Mrs. Van Allen, Mary Vollen, Nettie
Lawrence, Lena Laux, Thos. J. Dick.
son, Minnie Watrous, Gertie L. Flanaa,
gan.
To-MoRRow's PROGRAMME,
9 to 9:30-Opeping exercises.
$3.50 to Observation-Disclosures.
10 to 10 Observation-Disclosures.
1880 to 10:40-Forenoon intermlBs1on
l0.40 to ll:l5-Penmanship.
11:l5 to Ii Observation-Disclosures.
aids.
l1:40 to 12-Anatomy and physiol, gy
!-Respiration and the vocal organs.
II to / :30--Noon recess.
1870 to 2-MiscelIsneous exercises.
2 to Observation-Disclosures
ticn.
2:30 to 3-GrammaI-InHuence OIL
conduct.
8 to 3:l0-Afternoon intermissiop.
$40 to Observation-Disclosures.
$3.50 to 4-Anatomy, Physiology and
Hygiene-Respiration and the voca
organs.
to 4:30-Closing exercises.
Martin & Anderson have secured the
agency of the Tuerk Motor water power
aud are prepared to place them anc
warrant them to run from "a to Is H.. p
For sewing machine use, this Motto
is the boss. A lady whose health vii
not permit her to use q sewing machin,
cen accomplish double the am unit OF
sewing a person can in perfect health
Over two-hund. ed Motors OF othe
makes have been taken out and replace,
with Tuerk Morton.
MARTIN a ANDERSON,
Founary op1 Manhtpa lbop