Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-11
From Mower County Teacher.

From Mower county Teacher.
Garry Norby of Bennington has entered
the Winona Normal school.
Lillian Lacy of Rose Creek has gone to
Glendlve. Montana, to teach there.
Mr.. Fred w. Eichme,er of Indiana
commenced the fall term in Rose Creek,
Sept 2.
Matte Ellis of Austin continues as one
of the teachers in the Omaha, Neb.,
schools.
Fannie Eastman of Rose Creek has re-
sumed her studies in the Austin High
School.
Will Higbie and Carroll Payne of Grand
Meadow will return to the State Agricult-
ural school in October.
Geo. w. Eastman of Rose Creek is buy
ing grain at Lintonville, Kandiyohi Co..
Mimi, and will remain there all winter
Alice Sutton of Rose Creek, Evan Skin
ner of Austin and Mabel Vaughan Of
Lansing resumed their studies at Winona
Normal School, Sept. 8.
Stella E. Hutchins of Austin has been
appointed teacher of the primary depart.
ment in the graded school at McCook,
Neb., at salary of $50 per month.
Mary Boyes of frankfort is teaching a
fall term of school near Edgerton. Oak.
She Will return to teach for the winter
in the Goodsell district in Frankfort.
Miss Helen Donaldson of Austin has
returned to her former position in the
Bismark, S. D.. schools. She is teacher
in the second intermediate department at
salary of $50.
Mrs. Emily B. Rosaaen of LIE Roy spent
ten weeks this summer at the Normal
Training School at Valparaiso. Ind. She
| commenced to teach Sept. 2, in the graded
school at Fisher, Mimi.
District 9, Nevada, K. II. Volstad clerk,
is enlarging the school house for the &C.
commodation of the increasing attend
ance. Money for good school library
has recently been voted.
On Monday Sept 9. the following
village schools will open: Lyle, Myra
Maxwell. Callie A. Welcn teachers.
Taopl, A. G. Adams, teacher. Grand
Meadow, Adolph Tlbbits, Anna Funder-
hide teachers.
Miss Lyle Lynch of Brownsville con-
tinues as one of the teachers in the Min
neapolis city schools. Miss Georgia
Lynch graduated from the Minneapolis
High school in June, being chosen the
class poetess. She will continue her
studies at the Teachers Training school
during this year and then intends to teach.
On Monday Sept. 2, the following
village schools opened: Lansing, two
months, Fred W. White, Eta J. Sanborn,
teachers. Waltham, ten weeks, Clara E.
Besat, teacher. Brownsville four months,
W. H. Palmer, Anna B. Stokes. LIE Roy,
James L. Torrens, Della McDonough
Mabel Roy, May Avery. Rose Creek,
Fred W. Elchmeler. Dexter, Mary Nc
lDonough. Ramsey, Myrtle G. VanDe.
grift.
| The state high school board has pre-
pared list of high schools which will be
on it's roll for 1889.9O. The board con.
sidered the applications in the order o:
their acceptance, and when the appropria
ton was exhausted, consideration of tn,
; remaining applications was deferred
| Following is the list:
Observation-Disclosures Anoka, Austin, Du
luth, Hastings, Lake City. Mankato, Ovation
> na, Red Wing, Rochester Spring Valley
second-class-AlbertL Lea, Blue Earth City
Chatfeld, Faribault. Fergus Falls. Hendel
st. S.
. Centre. Waseca, Willmar, zum6rota.
Third-class Appleton, Brainerd, Canno
Falls, Grookston, Detroit, Dodge Center, Dur
, das, Elk River, FairmOnt, Pennington, GA
den City, Glencoe, KaseOn, Luverne, Manto1
q vile. Montevtdeo, Monticello, Norris, Orton
r vile, Plainview, Preston, Redwood Fall
Vile, Wells, Window, winnebago city, Worth
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