The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-09-05
NIayville News.

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Trails somewhat celebrated county
seat case will take another whiri OCT. s
at Grand Forks-this time in the SUI
preme court. In the meantime the old
guard at Caledonia have the court house
in charge, General ~Shuttleworth having
charge of the land forces, while
Commodore Oleveland's war ships
on the Goose prevent the enemy
from descending from Hillsboro....
The State Normal School at Mayville
will open Sept. % with a large and ef-
ficient corps of instructors in charge.
The prospects are very bright for the
school and the Indications are that the
attendance will be very large. DR..
James McNaughton, whose fame as an
educator is we'll known throughout the
entire northwest, will again have charge
of the school as its president Prof. W.
III. Hyde of Nebraska will have charge
of physical science; DR.. Mcintyre. lee
turer on anatomy; Judge A. B. Levisee.
lecturer on ancient history; Prof. J. P.
Haber, inspector of practice teaching;
Miss Carrie E. Bemus, critic teacher in
grammar department of model school;
Miss Anna L. Barnum, critic teacher in
primary department of model school.
(To be filed, literature, language and
history.) Rev. 81. J. Sheridan, libra
rian and curator of museum. Board
can be obtained with good families and
at hotels at reasonable rates. While no
pains will be spared to give thorough
aud academic instruction yet the board
and faculty expect to make this distinct
lively a training school, a school in
which young men and women may &C.
quire the science and art of imparting
instruction and become proficient in
school management. The model school
which comprises all the departments of
the city school Of Mayville, offers to
students in the normal department su.
pelior advantages for observation and
practice. The people of Mayville are
greatly interested in the normal school
and it's SUCCESS and will spare no pains
to furnish to all students the
best possible accommodations that
the circumstances will permit.
The trimmings on the front of the Beid.
Ter g. Robinson block have been nicely
reprinted. and it now looks almost as
slick as the genial and popular colonel
himself. ..M Mayor Paulson's new bank
at Northwood Is doing a booming bust
ness-lots of 1t, his honor says-and
more coming every day. The mayor is
out of politics" just now, but when
the wheels begin to move again some of
the knowing ones whisper that his name
will be used in connection with the
state treasurership.. IA large two
story addition is being built to the
city school buildings, which will be
used as temporary quarters for the nor
NAL school. This school, by the way,
will be an institution of which ur state
will soon have good reason to be justly
proud. It is in good hands. ... Thresh.
lug has commenced in this locality and
wheat is yielding all the way from twen-
ty-fve to thirty-fve bushels per acre.
Tally one for the Goose River Valley
the garden spot of the state. 90.
Mayville already has five handsome
church buildings. and now they say the
arrangements are about completed for
the erection of the sixth. 90. Rumored
that one of our young men will shortly
HE himself away to the confines of the
Badger state, where he will take up the
yoke of matrimony. The whistle on
the mill will do noble duty when the
interesting event occurs "A Portland
man was arrested last week and a trial
held before Judge Lincoln, Of this city,
the defendant being charged with SELL
ing a irst.quenching preparation
known in prohibition communities as
malt extract" One man swore that
he drank twenty glasses, and was dis.
appointed because it didn't make him
drunk. The state failed to convince the
Judge that malt extract was Intoxicating,
and accordingly discharged the defend
ant.
These Were Not Gopher Tails.
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