The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-11-21
co LEGE OF IDAHO,

tons OF the proinoters. The announce
ment WAS rather late, and school of
this grade is new in this part of the
country, SO nothing wonderful in the
way of attendance was expected.
This school does not conflict with the
common school system--it is designed
to begin where the latter ends. The
first year takes up higher arithmetic,
elementary algebra, higher English
grammer, Latin, L. $. History (hisher
course), elementary bookkeeping.
These studiss are not required in the
common school and are classeu as high
school or academic. 1t is supposed
that the common school work is well
done and no examination is required of
candidates entering he Junior class at
the beginning. 1t is any important in
4 school of this grade to enter at the
beginning of the school year, for the
reason that, later on it is difficult to
to classify tbs student unless he has
had drill on the studies Of the class,
and a student would DO seriously
hampered in entering classes adj
vanced six weeks in studies that would
be new to him.
There are at present some persons
who wish to enter the school who can
not enter the present classes advanced
six wecks-but can enter at the begin
ming. For tho accommodation of all
such, new class will be formed known
as Junior class B. This class will be-
gin Monday, Nov. 30, and will recite in
the afternoon, from to 4oclCck p. m.
This offer is made for reasons, because:
l. 1t is of the greatest advantage to
make as good showing as possible
this year. One student this year means
more to the college than may ten some
years hence. There is nothing that
will build up school Of this kind like
patronage of the peopls in tho locality.
2. 1t may be that soma do not under
stand the class system, and think it
makes little difference at what time
during the term the scholar enters. The
facts are professors, cannot afford to
turn out poor work, ncr can they have
time to hear caci, student by himself.
So there mnsk be classIs and to prop
erly classify you must begin at the be-
ginning unless ths student is prepared
by previous work to enter with tho
class.
The first term for the junior class 3
will begin Nov. 80, 1891; ends Feb. 2, '922.
, Second term begins Feb. 3, 1892; ends,
June 10, %. Tuition, first term, So;
second 40. 1t is very important that
these who expect to enter this class to
report Immediately that books may be
secured.
} Please note the text books used:
wentworth 4 Hills High School:arith.
metic, by Professor Wentworth, Of
|, Phillips Exeter academy, N. H., and
i. Professor Hill of Harvard university
\ The work begins with decimal fractions
deals with short methods in multiplied
:. ton and division, tests for accuracy in
h accounts, next tpkes up the metric sys
( tenn, and is, in every sense, modern
work and one of tho best of its kind
Hall & Knights Elementary Algebr'
by Professors Hall and knight o
Cambridge university, England. TIL
r work has gone through six editions i
d largely used in England and ha
$ many users in the United States
. 1t is all interesting work fo
- the ambitious student. Reed g.,
Q. kellogg's Higher Lessons in Englisl
% Is too well and favorably known t
r. neN any introduction. Latin, Allen
it Greenough's Grammer and Jones' Fir.
is Lessons. United States history, JOIN
is ston's. Bookkeeping, Bryant & Stra
y, toms High School.
IS Any boy or girl from the ago of |
j. to Il years, having had the usual con
10 mon school advantages, is suppose d I
n be able to take up these studies an
"a successfully master them. And :
la there are seven years of the entire CO
ri lego course, and in addition from tv
to four year for special profession, it
we'll to begin early. W. j. BOONE.
G. Try our "Rye'ninjun' for hot cake
2 in the morning. Cerelins, Germs
r cracked wheat, rolled oats, rolled aven
m cracked hominy and rolled hominy, q
in very nice for breakfast, at Stiles
Dunbar's.