The Wahpeton times., 1890-11-20

maps of each. including main ply
sical features. Countries of North
America and Europe. Local Geog-
raphy.
Writing-Harpers No. 3.
Rhetorical exercises once in two
weeks.
Sixth Year.
neutrality-suspicious. Fifth Read
er. Attention to articulation and
intelligent reading. Diacritical
marks.
Spelling-Harrington's Speller to
page 81, part l,
Grammar-Swinton's language
lessons and supplementary work.
Compositions and declamations.
Arithmetic-Common and de-
nominate fractions. Teach pupils
to anylyze intelligently, before try
ing to solve.
Geography-Finish elementary
geography. United States.
Writing--Harpers.
Drawing-Twice u week from
ulCUtGlOH. J..
Composition OF defamation once
in two weeks.
Seventh Year.
neutrality-suspicious. Sixth Read.
er. Summaries to be given. Sup.
Elementary selections for sight
reading.
Spelling-Iarrington's Speller
completed.
Grammar--Swinton's language
lessons completed and English
grammar begun. Original compos
itions.
MISUNDERSTANDING, profit
and loss, commission, insurance, in.
terest, etc. Make practical.
Geography--Review Of continents.
United States by groups.
Physiology Primer.
Writing-Harpers.
Drawing-Eclectic, twice a week
Compositions or dcclamations
twice per month.
Eighth Year.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bearing upon
natural sciences and history.
Spelling in all branches.
Grammar-Finished and reviewed
Analysis and parsing. Reproduce
tion of stories. Historical compost
tions.
Complete and review common
school arithmetic, with special ap-
plication to practical work. Origi.
nal problems.
Geograply---Completed and re-
viewed. Special attention to sur
face, climate, etc.
IIistory--Special attention to To-
cation of places.
Writing and drawing.
Physiology-Primary completed.
Special attention to effect of mar.
cotics and stimulants.
Compositions or declamations
once in two weeks.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Ninth Year,
First Term. Higher Arithmetic,
Physical Geography, U. S. History.
Second Term. Higher Arithme.
tic, Physiology, General History.
Third Term. Algebra, Analysis,
General History.
Tenth Year.
First Term. Algebra, Civil Gov.
ernment, German or Latin.
Second Term. Algebra, Civil
Government, German or Latin.
Third Term. Geometry, Geology,
German or Caesar.
Eleventh Year.
First Term. Geometry, Political
Economy, Chemistry or Caesar.
Second Term. Physics, Rhetoric
Chemistry or Cicero.
Third Term. Physics, Englisl
Literature, Astronomy OF Cicero.
Rhetoricals once in two weeks
through the high school course.
On motion the clerk was instruc
ted to make copy Of the course o1
study for publication in each of thu
city papers, provided the same bt
published without charge.
On motion Mr.. Formaneck was
appointed committee to have tho
storm windows put on the schoo
house.
Treasurer's report received, and
ordered to be spread upon the min.
utes if found correct by the clerk.
..,s. TREAsURER's REPORT.
WAHPEToN, November II, 1890.
Cash on hand last report. S1,511 IS
Cash reed firm WmNOrthcy 347 .!
s1,s5s G1
Orders paid, d,vOucherS rtrnd 456 /:
S1,4os 4>
REHABILITATION.
Cash in contingent fund. S1,1S0 G.
Cash in sinking fund.-. SAB B.
s1,7sa 9'
Te'chcr's fund overdrawn s a19 54
Interest fund ovcrdr;ln 10l 81
... S 3al 4,
S1,4Os a
Il. W. BEATTY, Treasurer.
Matter of placing platform ir
second termediate room was or
motion referred to committee or
school house repairs. la
The following bills were allowed
and ordered paid:
Math Harles, Cleaning school house.. $40 8
John Rischard, mason work. ........ 12 2
SchwelZer, carpenter work......... II 3
Messrs. Ink, Mayer and Forma
neck were appointed committee tt
purchase wood for the school house
On motion adjourned.
M. H. MORRILL,, Clerk.