Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-07-06
THE COUNTY INSTITUTE.

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The Opinions OF Various Teachers.
Below we give the opinions expressed
by some Of the teachers attending the
institute which closed last Saturday.
The sentiment appears to, be unani.
nous that these, ,meeti are. beneficial
to all !: also that Snpt. Watson and his
able corps of assistants were uniting in
their efforts to advance the standard Of
school work.
think the TurneF county Institute
is splendid, WENNIE l.. SCOUT.
think the Turner Co. Institute has
been very instructive. SIEh SMITH.
"a universal help" will be said Of the
Normal Institute of '93,
EyA& VAN DEwATER.
The Institute held at Hurley was
pleasant and instructive to all.
MARY WATERMAN
The Institute of Turner County has
been very pleasant as we'll as very in
structive. MARGARET MURPHY.
have enjoyed our Institute very
much this year. Especially the talks
ON Didactics. MAGGIE DOPE.
consider that have received more
benefit from the present Normal than
any previous one. j. [. SHURTLEFF.
The Institute has been a source Of
entertainment and benefit, as well as
success.
JOHANNA G.. WILLIAMSON.
The Institute has been both profit
able and enjoyable. Prof. Rowe's
classes are always spicy.
EpA II. ScHL1cHER.
The Hurley Institute has been a
great success, and has helped me- q
great deal in many ways.
LOUISE HAUGEN.
The Institute at Hurley of 1899 has
been great success, and has helped me
a great deal in many ways.
CLARA CRATER.
The Institute of 1893 which was held
in Hurley, has been largely attended by
teachers of different counties.
MAMIE BRQWA.
Under the direction of good instruct
ars the Turner Co. institute of 1893
was very profitable and entertaining,
NETTIE COTTON,
The Institute at Hurley in 1893 has
been a great success and has been of
great service to all teachers in many
ways, NELLIE HAUaEN.
consider the institute q great help |
to teachers, believe the only fault !
have to find is that it does not last long |
enough. Lucy L. NORRIS.
The Normal Institute held at Hurley
proved a grand success. 1t was, un-
doubtedly, the best ever held in the
county. JOHN j. MURPHY.
The Institute of 1899, at Hurley, was
very pleasant and instructive. Agreat
deal of knowledge and skill has been
acquired. LILLE LAAGppN.
Prof. Dukes classes are always en-
joyed. Miss Hart, Prof. Rowe. and
Supt. Watson are each good in their
classes. ALICE CoTToN.
This Institute has been both a pleas
ant and profitable one. l haye highly
it and feel that it has been
time well spent.
MARTHA j. SCHLOssER.
The institute has been helpful re-
view, and the methods for teaching, as
given by our Instructors, are doubtless
as good as the best.
MARIA L.. CHASE.
have meyer attended anything 50 in
structiye as this Institute, and while
we have all been greatly helped we
haYe also had good time.
STELLA NEAR.
The county Institute held at Hurley,
June 18th to Both, 1893, has been very
pleasant and instructive IN every way
securing the admiration of all,
MAUDE f. WAY.
Turner county Institutes are always
good. This, of 1893, is not below the
average; rather aboYe. The prompt
ness of the Supt, is becoming proverb-
ial. NEyA G. LEASE,
think the institute of Turner Co.
has been a grand success this year.
The instructors have tried to make the
institute success, through their kind