Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23
NJ Getting.

Owing 10 theinclemeBcy uithe weather
and the slow arrival OF the teachers the
meeiing at ABdover was not opened in
the morning a. intended.
""h-n SUpt. Brown called the meeting
To order at two O'clock. he found the
hous- crowded with teaeh@rs and citizrns.
The programme WAS opened with a 50
lection by tn 0rchestra alter which Rev.
Millett conducted devotional exercises.
Mr.. Vim Carpenter on behalf OF the
citizens, the school board, and the And
over teachers, welcomed the association
10 ARdnyer. Mr.Carpenter reviewed, in a
very pl-asing manner what is and should
be expected of the teachers; as we'll a.
exIeh8-d 70 the TEACHERS a kind and
pisasIng welcome.
Prof. LAWYER, on behalf OF the associa-
s:sF', thanked sir. Carpenter for his kind
xonas es welcome, and the .-ople of
Andover TO- their true hospitality.
The pupils OF the primary department
OF TIE city schools gave an exercise in
vocal music, which was much appreciated
by everyone present.. The comfy 49,
ISOLATION IL putting forth every effort TO
create an Interest ia Elementary music
among our TEACHERS. Such an exercise
as was given b. the pupils OF the And
over schools must inspire teachers to en-
deavor to MAKE music an educational
reality IN our schools.
Miss Nina Aasyed then thoroughly
reviewed the work oi the 18th annual
sss sion OF the s. n. Z. A.
Miss Josephine Chaplin treated the
meeting 10 a recitation.
A s-l-ction b. the orchestra was next
listened to.
Topical A-thOd in History" by Miss.
Caldwell WIS a very able. in~-t.uctiy. and
Suggestive paper, something to be taken
hom- and us-6.
THE sIace OF Geography in Schools
was given by Prof. H~artrauit. Prof.
Hartrauft spoke OF geography from n
practical and sc entiRr standpoint. Mac
ing "A broad construction upon the term
geography. H-urg-d the teach-rs to take
current ay+sats H. their outiin- fore ,rsTu !
stndy- This vas She feature of the pro-
gTaAam-.
School BELLS" a solo by Miss Mady-
Smith Wa a mu-ical enf.rts,inma,t
which could not escape appreciation.
\ paper r~Ititlszi "G-n. LEV Wallace"
by PruL Lawyer Nas a review ui fIr. lite
aud works OF this great man.
An Instructive aud well accepted dis.
eus7ion oi Language Study was rivan
by Miss Walsh urging prop r forms and
careful training Tor The little ON. ;r,m
the start.
b orcacs!rs then rendered a~Iprtion
which received Il most hearty encore.
4 recitation which took th.e auij43e.
wss given nv Miss Cameron.
Prof. Black then rxp.=iaed the needs
a'il'@ Ah' progress o. thr Day County
Lja-.E Assassination. rs treasurer as
TIA" atati'u b, expressed HI. wiuinp-
ne.~ 10 properly r-ueip5 an assessments
paid.
Nr. Wm. Narhler's paper Supplement.
iary k~adins" was right TO ,.s po;nt
sal suggestive u Macy good thought,
aud nneh Improvement
Nrs B-!eSh 4dun followed Mr
asz'ng and sging the good points
81 his paper.
'''r a's'-inrss meeting II wa decided
10 hold the next ms-.l
Sas a7daY, Feb Ii, IS96.
fri~ was the FIRST nesting held a.,
sn''oSsr Tor sOm- time. Nav thu. no,
hapi-n again. Tie int-n ~ taken 10 n.
Ial''iin- by tlr peoIlr oi andoy.r !.
''idshr'7i hr ti,-ir ust-naaDee M Tho
mfsii''s and by the ROYAL s..,r,r =,