Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-01-25
SCHOOL NOTES.

SCHOOL NOTES.
Miss Pearl Pier re-entered school
Monday.
There were SO pupils in all at school
Tuesday.
We were glad to see Leonard Pier
able to attend school again.
The eighth grade pupils are wrest-
ling with exchange this week.
Several pupils came to school We'd
nesday morning with frosted ears and
noses.
Recesses were dispensed with We'd
nesday aud the school day shortened
correspondlngly.
Miss Sumner returned to school We'd
nesday after several days absence,
caused by her mothers's sickness.
1t was found impossible to keep the
two rooms on the north side OF the
building comfortable the last few days,
the weather being so severely cold.
The library committee met Monday
evening. and after discussing the ur-
gent needs of the school, adjourned to
meet after school Wednesday evening.
Pupils have received their monthly
report cards, and most of them arc
happy. Others have determined to
have better stand at the end of this
month.
Mr. Robertson was visitor in the
high school parts of two days last
week. We hope the good example Will
be followed by other patrons of the
schools.
Teachers and pupils would be glad if
owners Of dogs would see that the same
are kept at home during school hours.
The dog nuisance is getting to be al
most unbearable.
Thanks are due to the kindness of
Rev. Hopkins and wife in rendering to
some of the teachers and small children
the hospitaly of their home on Tuesday
evening. 1t was found that all were
provided for, so the kind offer was not
accepted though appreciated.
at special election held last Satur-
day, the citizens of Parker voted to be-
come city under the general incorpo-
ration law of the state, giving up their
special charter, which was obtained
through SO much hard work and con-
tention.
AT the Baptist Church, Sunday, January
rs, 1904.
Sunday school at IL ~; B. Y. z. U.
Conquest meeting at 6:45 p. M. subject,
"Scandinavians in America for Christ"
1. Praise service.
2. Prayer.
3. Bible reading: The name of the
Lord shall be universally feared. Ps.
1888: Nal. I'LL, Zech. l4:9. Mat. 1921;
Heb. 1915; Phil. 2:9-1l.
4. Topic questions with leaders.
L. What is embraced in the term
Scandinavian?-Ed Edith Welch.
IL. What is the relation between
the Danes and Norwegians, and the
English speaking people--D. d. Hag-
gard.
ILL. What forms of religion prevail
in Denmark. Norway and SWeeden.-
Stella Near.
Nv. What was the origin of Baptist
principles in Norway and Denmark
r. Rees.
v. What can be said of the develop
ment of Baptist principles in Sweden
Winnie Stout.
5. Bible reading: The glory OF the
Lord shall be everywhere manifest.
Dan. 7:l3-14; Rev. AZ; Ps. l02:l5; Ps.
72:17-l9: Ps. 29:2.
vi. Give the early history of Bap-
tist mission work among Danes and
Norwegians in America-G. w. Swift.
VII. Tell the story of the beginning
Swedes in this country-E. F. Judson.
VIII. What has been done for the
education of ministers among the Dan
ish and Norwegian Baptists-F. w.
Cohoe.
TX. What ministerial education has
been provided for the Swedes-Albert
Bredberg.
X. What is the work of the Woman's
Baptist Home Mission society among
the Swedes-Mrs. U. j. Erwin.
6. Summary OF the topics-F. II.
Newton.
Z. Prayer for brethren near the Arc
tic circle.
8. Collection.
8. MiZpah benediction.
Preaching at 7:45 by Rev. &. w.
Swift.
+. II. NEWTON,