Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1890-08-14

deal of credit. II hope we may have one
every year.-R. NJ. K1NKAID.
have derived as much benefit from
the institute as ever bid from term
of SCHOOL,. r. ALDERMAN.
We have had much better chance
to learn in this school, than we had in
the week institutes.-NoRA SCHLossER.
In u one weeks institute the instruct
ors do the talking. while here it is re-
versed, which is Il better plan.-A. NJ.
Hatch.
This normal school is far in advance
of any institute ever attended. d.-Neva
Lease.
consider that this school has been a
great deal more profitable to me than a
regular institute could have been. l
am very glad that have attended,
Edith Hagaman.
think the normal school has been of
great benefit to the teachers, and also
to those who expect to teach sometime
in the future.-NIabel Gorton.
think the normal school of Turner
Co. has been of great benefit to the
teachers of said county.-C. S. Curtis.
The normal school has been a source
of instruction as we'll as entertainment
for the teachers.--J ohanna Williamson.
think this school is far in advance
Of any institute held IN this county,
B. l.. Bacon.
These three weeks have been most
protitably spent.-Edna Smith.
This three weeks school is better
than ten weeks of lectures.--A. w,
Stout.
have enjoyed myself fully during
these three weeks of school, with lots
of hot weather, toothache and head
ache. Hope to have another session
before longs. NJ.
Think the school has been very prof.
table, as well as enjoyable, to all who
have attenned.-Effie NJ. Berry.
think the county normal far supe-
rior to the county institute.-Mary Ste
yens.
The normal school has been COM
plete success.-Mary l.. Vogland.
RANDOM REMARKS.
We haven't been without the book
agent by any means.
1t is noticeable that the female teach
ers are in the majority in the ratio of
about to L.
Most Of the teachers see the advan-
tage three weeks schools has over a
weeks institute.
Rev. Jordon interested the teachers
with short speech. All would like to
have heard him longer
Prof. Free of the .Yankton college
was a caller, and he did not escape
without giving us a talk.
The unanimous sentiment of the
instructors and the members of the IN
stitute is that the three weeks term is
too short.
| The average daily attendance of
teachers at the institute to present
date IS little above 95 per cent of the
enrolment.
What is the matter with the original
packages. The school ma'ams are
seen carrying them to school. Better
be careful girls.
The visitors have ;lot been as numer-
GUS as they might haYe been, yet a
good number have called and remained
some time, and many of them take con.
siderable interest in the work.
! The photographs taken of the school
cause a smile as the teacher sees some.
thing like band Of Sioux Indians in
them. We do not think there will be
over 66 ordered from headquarters.
The following named teachers have
Joined the normal school since the last
issue of the Herald: Nellie Appleby
Chas. NJ. Flick, Mamie Whitman, Carrie
Steffenson, Mary Dwyer, Minnie Glynn
A Reynolds and NJ. l.. Chase.
Among the new members of the in.
stitute enrolled this week is Miss
Mamie Whitman, classical gradute
of Ortonville (Minn.) state high school
Miss Whitman became a resident oi
Centreville, on the 9th inst. She has
record of high standing in scholar
ship, and is very cordially welcomed in
the circle of Turner county teachers.