Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
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NOFCn DaAOCA h1Sn SchOOl Council.
To THE HIGH SCHOOLS OF NORTH DA-
KoTA: The High School Council of
North Dakota, organized at Wahpeton
last December, having assumed the man.
agement of the state oratorical contest,
hat the second annual CON
test will be held at Hillsboro, N. D., on
Friday evening, December %, 1894.
MIR. Gansl Of Grand Forks, has kindly
agreed to furnish a gold medal, a model
of the engraver's art, valued at $50, with
the express understanding that it is to
be the property of the high school coun-
Gil, and that it is to be contested for each
year.
The following rules are prescribed for
the government of the same:
Each contestant shall be a regularly
classified member of a high school of
North Dakota.
Each high school of the first, second
or third grade shall be entitled to one
representative in the contest.
All representatives shall contest with
Rotations, and shall be judged as fol-
lows Voice, 10 points; gesture, 10
points; memory, 10 points; articulation,
10 points; general effect, 10 points.
Three disinterested parties shall Judge
in the foregoing particulars, and to the
high school whose representative secures
the greatest aggregate number OF points,
shall be awarded the custody of the
Gansl medal until the next succeeding
contest.
The Gansl medal shall be returned to
the president of the high school council,
or some member of the executive COM
mittee, on or before the next succeeding
contest, to be contested for again.
The name of each contestant, and the
title Of his recitation, together with a
certificate Of his high school classified
ton, from the principal of the school of
which he is a member, shall be sent to
the chairman Of the executive commit
tee, on or before December 20, 1894.
Senator Worst has rented the T. P.
Davis residence, and will occupy it this
winter.
AL Marquette will start a laundry in
the old Pacific hotel building on or about
December LIST.
w. G. Bentley, who has been express
agent at Grand Forks for some time, is
back in the city.
Samuel Crawford and Mrs. S. B. Law
renee we're united in marriage by Judge
Chase last week.
O. P. Hines, a life convict recently
pardoned from the state penitentiary,
has been operating a blind pig down at
Wahpeton, and his place has just been
closed by the sheriff.
John G. Tucker, postmaster at Dun
seth, mas been arraigned in the United
States court on the charge of elnbezzline
postal money order funds. Tucker is
cashier of the State bank at Dunseith,
Sergeant James Flanagan of Mandan,
an old timer--one of the men who was
with Custer and Reno back in '76, is in
the city, to go before the pension exami-
ming board, on an application for pen
sion.
The La Moure Chronicle says Of the
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removal OF Hon. F. Kinter to this city:
While La Moure rejoices at the kindly
fortune that has fallen to the lot Of. Mr..
Kinter, yet she regrets exceedingly los.
ing such an honored and respected citl-
zen. The Presbyterian church will greatly
miss his devoted and untiring efforts
and the social life Of the town his kindly
presence.