The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-04-20
Republican Conlmittoc

Meeting of he Republican County
Committee. held at Ba,l,-;lte, Monday,
April IL, 1855.
lrescnt-TI'onas w. tialney, chair
man; .. ii. Johnson, John S,adeImun.
j. ii. Watt, Grant $. IIascr, Grant s.
IIagcr, proxy for W. l.. Beach; Grant S.
llagcr, proxy for John ID. Wallace; judi
son La Moure, proxy for ii. 4. Bevans,
and Robert ID. Iloskins, proxy for L. ii.
Bergman. Grant llager was chosen
secretary of the committee. 1t was
moved, seconded and carried that the
committee call Il convention for the pur-
pose of eIccting delegates to the tcrritor-
ial conventions TO be held ut jamestown
and Watertown.
Moved, seconded an! carried, that the
delegate convention b" held at st.
Thomas on Saturday, the 10Th day of
May, 1855. ut 9 o'clock p. m.
Moved, seconded and carried, that the
committee recommend Saturday. the 5tl,
day Of May, 1883, ss the day to hold Il
caucus III all townships where 10 local
committees exist.
Moved, seconded and carried, that the
committee adjourn to meet at the call OF
the chair.
CONVENTION CALL.
The Republican county convention for
the county of Pcmbima will be held at
the Opera House in the town of St. Thorn
as at two O'Clock r. NJ, on Saturday. Nav
18th. lsss. for the purpose of selecting -
delegates To represent the county in tho
coming Territorial convention to be held
in the city Of jamestown ON Wednesday
May 10th, 1855. Also for the purpose of
selecting fifteen delegates to attend the
territorial convention to be held at the
city of Watertown on "Wednesday,
August 22nd, 1855, for the purpose of
elcctins delegates to the said county coli
vention. The Republicans of the several
election precincts, where no local COM
m!ttcc exists, are requested to meet at
their usual places of holding township
elections, on Saturday, May 9TH, 1883,
between the hours Of seven and eli :Lt,
and elect the number Of delegates here
matter apportioned to each of said pre-
cincts.
APrOI:rIONMENT.
The basis Of representation shall be
one delegate for each fifty votes or major
fraction thereof cast at the last general
l,lnf 4 E,r ,l,,l.
and is as follows:
Akm, j, Beaulieu, ); Btthgatc, 4; Car
Isle. 9; Crystal, =; Cavalier. 4; Draylon,
); Flora, 9; G;udar.3 Hamilton, 4; JOLT
cite. 2; Lincoln. /; I.olema, /; Midland,
=; Nccllc,3; Park, 9; Pcmbina, 4; st.
Thomas, Z; st. Joseph, 4; Thinvyalla 3;
Walhalla, =; total, IS.
GRAFT lIAGEE, Thomas w. GArrxEY,
Secretary. Chairman.
Teachers Certificates.
The following is list OF names of
teachers, and grades received ut the cx.
animation at Ba!hgate at the April in
stltutc.
SECOND CLASS.
W. e. Lyons, Andrew Cunningham,
William Scott, I. Il. Weeks X. ii. Weeks
Lizzie Angler. Janet McDougal, Lena
Eyiord, Louise Pringlc. Anna Bride,
Winnie Mcmillan, Jane Smith, Barbara
llalcrow, Eva Girts, Ella Clifford, Mary
Stearns.
Third CLASS
Edward SHREDDER, Robert Valentine.
H. II. Molftt, Eli Laroque. John McLau-
rem, Della jameson, Julia Mullins, Jessie
Jack, Florence Brennan, Naomi Camp
bell, Maggie Bride, Mabel Crane, Ellen
Mcmillan, Nellie Eastman. Maggie Par
ker, Maud Abrams, Bertha Henderson,
Erncstine Thomas, Theresa IIalIoran.
UNDER Is YEARS OF AGE.
Emma Grandy, Lena Morrison, Julia
Clifford, Arthur Zero.
Tile percentage for a Second grade is
So and not below 20 III any branch. For
IL third grade, all average Of 20 and not |
below 60 in any branch. There were no
candidates for first grade; the teachers
think that six months, the difference of
time between Il first grade and IL second
grade, is not enough to compensate for
the extra work required.