Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-06-02
N lHE LOCAL FIELD.
81, Conf encement Exercises of the
,,.holic School At the Atheneum
a Grand Success.
,.... Normal School Board Meets
ond Elects a Faculty for Valley
City School.

rho Emmons County Election Bril-
berry Cases Result In Sort of
"Draw."
From Thursdays Daily.l
school Commencement.
A large audience assembled at the
.heueum last evening to witness the
oou commencement exercises of st. Mary's
..hcol, and it is safe to say that no one
rart away disappointed. A somewhat
lengthy program was carried out, con-
s;s,iur of vocal and instrumental music,
dialogues, r~ecitatioDs and %tableaux, and
the performance of the children through
MT showed not only hard work and
c,ose application on their part, but re-
apcted much credit on the teachers of
tbe school. The program was interesting
and we'll rendered from beginning to
pnl, and called forth much applause.
The selections on the piano by the
Misses Larson, McHugh, O'Connor, Cum
pipgham, Kuritz, Westminster, johnson
and Knudsen we're we'll executed, as was
also the duet by little E. Erwin and
Glen Morris. Little Kittie McHugh
recited "Mr. Tongue in a very pleasing
manner, and little Charley Morris tick.
led the audience with his version of
aHarry's Arithmetic" The song "No-
body's Darling" by little Edith Erwin,
brought down the house and she re-
ceived her full share of applause. "The
Public B%enefactor," a funny dialogue,
was acceptably presented by Masters
Belk, Hess, WEIGH, Cunningham and
Westminster, aud the recitations by
Misses A. Malloy, Jessie Mack and Mas
tiers Leo Cunningham, Jos. Westminster
and Joseph WEIGH were we'll received.
The cantata 1.-THE Secret" by the Misses
Adlie Baudoin, Rosa MoHugh and
Catharine Ryan and chorus provoked as
much Of applause as the New York
street scene did of laughter. Miss NJ.
UConnor, as the miller, caused consider.
able mirth by making the old young, the
fat lean, etc. The concert recitation,
"King Robert of Sicily" by the senior
class, Misses NJ. O'Connor, X. Cunning
ham, j. Owen, M. Ntzhugh,, P. Robidou,
X. Lyons, G. Ryan, R. McHugh and
A. Baudoin, was we'll rendered and
showed careful training. The perform
ance closed with "Columbia's Recep-
ton" in which nearly all Of the children
took part, and judging from the ap-
plause, was highly appreciated by the
audience. Altogether, it may be said
the entertainment was q decided success.
Meeting of Normal School Board.
The state normal school board met at
the capitol yesterday. There were pres
ent G. E. Heidel, J. @. Gipson, f. P.
Wright, E. H. Bake and j. A. Park
house of Valley City, Prof. Geo. A.
Mcfarland of Valley City, L. B. Gibbs
and DR.. McNaughton of Mayville, Fred
Dietz of Northwood, Anton Froslid of
Hatton, Fred Cathro, secretary of board
Of B%ottineau, Governor Shortridge and
Mrs Eisenhuth, ex-oficio president of
the board.
The board chose a faculty for the Val
icy City normal school with Professor
Mcfarland as principal, and Mr.. Barnes
and the Misses Bates, Perine, Norton,
Woodward and Hadley, assistants.
The faculty for the Mayville school
was not elected, the matter being put
over till the next meeting, which will be
held at Valley City, July 9TH.
Mr.. W. H. H. Eisenhuth was elected
secretary of the board in the place of
Mr. Cathro, by a vote of 6 to Sail the
new members voting for Mr.. Eisenhuth.
Professor Chaplin, a graduate of Osh-
sosh college, was recommended by Presi-
uent Dietz of the Mayville normal school
ooard, for principal of the Mayville
scnool, but owing to objections from
pupils and others no action was taken,
ana Professor McNaughton remains.
Iunstead and @. A. Hasey, repre-
sentlnR steam heating firms of Mime
apolls' were present to put in bids for
usatlng the Mayville building, but owing
the fact that 1t will cost about $4,5OO
~ put in the heating apparatus, and
.uere is an appropriation Of only $1,7OO
'ufther figuring was indefinitely post
poned.
a communication from Professor o.
uen' Protesting against the action of the
ooard' in reference to himself, which
was referred to the members from Valley
o''y' According to Professor Ogden's
ss0ry, 1t was understood that he was to
vs. principal of the Valley City school.
'ut instead MI. Mcfarland was named
L'h's gentleman being an Ohio man
"nom Ogden induced to come out here
accept the position of deputy. Pro-
'esSor Ogden thinks he has been under.
"''ned and that Mcfarland was given to
Understand that he'd have IN shake