Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-05-01
TEACHERS SELECTED.
Next Years Corp. OF Teachers
for the Public Schools De-
citlcA Upon.
Prof. G. $. Fisher, OF DcaalwOOd,
will be superintendent
Denny'S Successor.
r. L. White and Family Ecavc
toda! tor Cl,ica.o-Othcr
EO.ai Notes.
ROaIti OF Education.

Esuard OF Education.
\ special meeting OF the board of edu.
cation was held Saturday night. All the
members present except Mr.. Blood.
The meeting was called to hear and
act on the report Of the teachers COM
mittee and to engage teachers for the
next year.
The following teachers were recon-
meuded by the committee and by tho
board unanimously elected:
Geo. S. Fisher, superintendent, at a
salary Of S1,25O per year.
Miss Lizzie Sullivan, 10th, 11th and
10Th grades at S;75 per month.
Mrs. X. B. Porter, Sth and 9th grades,
at so per month.
Mrs. c. A. Merry, 9Th and 7th grades,
at $50 per month.
Miss Julia Lyon, 9TH grade, south side,
at $50 per month.
Miss Minnie Proctor, Bird and 4th
grades, south side, at 545 per month.
Miss Juna Eddy. 3rd and 4th grades,
north side, at $40 per month.
Miss Cornellia Smith, 2nd grade, south
side, at $50 per month.
Miss Grace Vincent. 2nd grade, north
side, at $35 per month.
Miss Sadie Davidson, LIST grade. south
side, at $50 per month.
Miss Lou Blood, 1st grade, north side,
at S55 per mouth.
The teachers committee was instructed
TO have contracts prepared and signed by
the teachers engaged within fifteen days.
Messrs. Cloes and Lutz were appointed
committee to ascertain what the law is
in regard to the school election and to
notify the secretary,
Ed White Removes to Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. E. J.White and family left
on Mon day afternoon for Chicago, which
city they will make their future home.
Mr.. White has resided in Jamestown four
or five years as the local manager of the
Russell &5 Miller Milling company. Dur
ing that time he has by his personal
worth and business integrity won the
confidence and regard of the entire CON-
munlty. He is business man of unus-
nal shrewdness and will no doubt forge
to the front, even in the Windy city.
Mr.. and Mrs. White have always been
prominent in social circles and host of
friends in Jamestown, as we'll as in Val
ley City where they formerly resided,
will sincerely regret their removal from
our state.
Mr.. Whites removal is not due to DIS
satisfaction with the country, the people
nor the business Of the milling company.
On the contrary he is pleased with all
three. He expressed himself this morn
ing as confident that new season of
development and prosperity for North
Dakota is now being inaugurated, re-
grettcd to separate himself from the
jamestown friends and remarked that
the business of the milling company had
steadily increased since the day he took
hold of it. as is abundantlv evidenced by
the recent enlargement of the plant. He
goes to Chicago, because there is fiat
tering business opening for him there.
The firm of White & Coleman, consist.
ing of his brother and brother.in-law,
both of whom have long been residents
of Chicago, have large and we'll estab-
lished law and real estate business and
he has been offered full partnership in
the firm. The firm manages one of the
largest building and loan associations in
Chicago and Mr.. White will devote his
time and energies to that and the real
estate department.
Mr.. Harry Helm, of Valley City, will
succeed Mr.. White as manager of the
mill here. Mr.. Helm has been engaged
in a similar capacity at Valley City and
is thoroughly qualified by experience to
fill Mr.. Whites place. He expects to
remove to jamestown next week.