Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-06-18

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Teachers Institute.
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.
THURSDAY.
Number work by Mrs. Eisenhuth.
History was then taken up by Mrs.
Eisenhuth. She recommends the topi-
cal method.
Drawing was the next subject. It
was we'll explained in every part.
Reading circle work was then taken
up by Supt. Fox.
Geography by Mrs. Eisenhuth. She
explained thoroughly how to teach this
subject by clay modelling.
AFTERNOON.
Memory gems by Mrs. Eisenhuth.
Reading was then taken up by Prof.
Falconer and Miss D. Jameson.
Ny N11S.
School management was then taken
up by Mrs. Eisenhuth. This subject
led to considerable discussion.
Physiology by DR.. Reilly.
FRIDAY.
General exercises.
Percentage was then taken up by II.
Sheehan. Discussion on this subject
was opened by Supt. Fox, Followed by
Miss j. Cox and A. Falconer.
Writing was then taken up followed
by Geography. Both of these were
well handled.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON REsO-
LUTIONS.
Whereas, the teachers of Cavalier
county are unanimously agreed that
the present session of the teachers in
stitute has been the most profitable of
any session heretofore held in this
county, and that more practical good
will result from it than has heretofore
resulted, and that the good seed sown
by Mrs. Eisenhuth will result in untold
benefit to our ever increasing county:
Therefore, be it resolved, that we. the
teachers of Cavalier county. in insti-
tute assembled, do highly approve of
the able manner in which our conduc-
tor. Mrs. Eisenhuth, has conducted the
institute and is helping to place North
Dakota in the front rank of the states
in educational matters.
We extend our thanks to DR.. Reilly,
Mr.. Marshall and Attorney Doughty
for their able assistance in the work of
the institute.
We resolve, further, to extend our
heartfelt gratitude to the people Of
Milton, who so royalty entertained US.
We are agreed that the people of Mil
ton are the most hospitable that can
be found in thousand miles travel.
Be it further resolved that we are in
favcr Of uniform text books throughout
the county.
That every progressive teacher should
become a member Of the Teachers
Reading Circle.
That in connection with our profess
sional reading we should make u thor
ough study Of our state school laws.
That we heartily endorse the efforts
of our state superintendent towords
systemizing the work OF the common
schools, and we urge that the course of
study for district schools, prepared by
him. be as closely followed as possible
by each teacher in the county.
That we sincerely thank state lectur-
Ell Devine for his helpful presence and
for his inspiring words upon the lee
ture platform; that we endorse his SEN
timents, and that we fully appreciate
the great need for the work in which
he is engaged,
That we extend our sincere thanks
to our county superintendent for his
untiring labor.
That we extend our sincere thanks
to the press of Milton for publishing
our proceedings.
That we extend our sincere thanks
to the Rev. Mr.. Luton for his valuable
services in behalf of the teachers and
their work. q.
Signed,
ALEX. FALCoNER,
w. w. SCOTT,
LENA DELONG, Committee.
CLARA NELSON,
FRED BORUSkY.
10000 Plants.
Flower and Vegetable plants, Cab
bage, Tomatoes, Celery now ready and
in fine condition for transplanting