The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-02
DUN EDUCATIONAL COLUMN
N d. N. HUNTER, co. supT.

There is no business so trying upon
the nerves Of persons engaged 10 it
% the work Of teaching.
There IL no one who sxerts . great
Or influence upon the minds OF child
ron for good or for evil than tho teach.
or.
The teacher should be careful to OBJ
serve oil tho laws Of health, should be
regular 10 all his habits. should have
regular hours fvr eating, sleeping, etc,
ssd should engage In Only such amu'e.
nsats, %rsereations, kinds Of exercise
- ? conducive not only 10 good
health but also 10 good morals.
Ne a can be . true teacher, be
physically able to do his work we'll in
The school. room, be morally pure so as
10 exercise an influence for coed upon
the minds Of the young people Of
whom he il supposed to be the leader
who attends either the %"select crowd
dsaos or the pionisouous crowd dance.
II there arc any persons teaching 10
tho schools Of We,ster county Al pres.
eut, who attend dances and other
places Of questionable propricty, it
would DO Of lasting benefit to the
community and especially to the
school children IL the would DO teach.
srs should resign at once.
Last Friday evening an entertain.
peps was given by the pupils in the
school In district No. 20 taught py Mr..
VI. II. Grant. The children did re.
markably we'll in oil the rscita,ions,
songs and dialogues that were rem.
dered. Many patrons md others were
present and all were pleased and bsps-
ftsd by the exercises Of the evening
Considerable interest is manifested
BY tho pupils Of the districts south
aad east OF Cowles in the results 81
The spelling bees that are held 10 those
DISTRICTS.
Miss ida X. Ssyer, teacher Of tn
school 10 district No. 62, reports that
Maggie Erickson, Astra Erickson,
Herman Erickson and Elmer Ander-
s,a we're not tardy; and that Ilsrmsp
Krisksen, Elmer Anderson aud Free
man Erickson we're not absent during
The month ending January 26, 1893
Sometimes o. the school room door
the "Rrim messenger" knocks, a. the
following letter 80 we'll shows:
SCHOOL DIS No. 62 Jsu., &c, 1894
TODAY little Hans Anderson, Jesus
little lamb, wa called away from US
10 his Heavenly Fathers arms. W.
had two little pets in school. and Hans
was ono. but our father thought be =,
T, 10 take him from Us, and leave US I,
pursue life's studies without him. Lit.
tle did We think. when on last Mon.
day tho 6rst seat in the north row ws'
occupied BY OUT dear one, that b
would never be with Us again. Hi
uams was written on the board as u re,
ward Of work; but it was written in
the Lambs book OF life as . reward Of
faith. Last Friday evening he spo1a
his "pisse" and sang with US, ~ an
% glad that jesus loves me-" this
Friday evening he 10 10 heaven A.
rayed in shining raimsut, . crows up
on bis head, 4 harp within his hand
prsising Jesus who loved him auo
whom be loved. How Oft are the lit
tls oaes taken, the spotlcss ones and
W older ones arc left to do life's work
Oh! may We be able to say, "Wc hav.
fought . good fight and may we b.
% c~ou6diug iu Jesus as little Hans
for "Of such is tie kingdom Of
hesven."-His teacher, Miss IDA Ell
LEN SAVER.
Reports from the following schools
have been foceived . few were omit,
/. ted last week, TO January 3Oth:
No. DIS. Teacher. Enr. Av. At
u Iulu q Rarher % 90