The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-06-03
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readers; the e class Fourth readers.
1t is very convenient to have a die
tionary though it be a small one.
Select your work and be ready to
begin your work the first day.
Prof. Shuster assisted in the insti-
tute at Faulkton last week; Prof
Snoddy is assisting this week.
Prof. Smith dropped in for a brief
consultation last Friday. He has
been retained as principal Of the
Washington schools foranother year.
Harley BushfeId and Roy Stout
graduated from the Miller schools
this year. The exercises were held at
the opera house May 31st. The
former grated on Educational nos-
sibilities, the latter ON "Practical
Education" Both productions had
the true ring and each delivered his
part well. Miss Trythall's school
assisted in the evenings entertain
ment, winning the applause OF the
large audience. Leone Wilcox and
Margie Dayis each contributed to
the pleasure OF the occasion by re-
citing.
Quite number OF persons were
curious to know who the stranger
was who sat near the rear row of
chairs on the right side. Imagine
their surprise when told that it was
Prof. Larkin who had suddenly ap-
peared young by attacking that
growth of whiskers that had adorn-
ed (?) his face. He had come down
to talk institute work and was
pleased to attend the entertainment.
Miss White has accepted n position
in the lanktOn schools, superintend-
ed by Prof. Vert formerly of this
county. She will spend two months
in the summer school at the state
normal OF Mimi, located at Mankato
Mimi, thus preparing herself more
fully FOR the responsibilities OF her
new position. Our best wishes 90
with her.
At the memorial exercises held at
Miller the Miller ana st. Lawrence
schools both took part. Miss Bid
well recited one of Prof. Snoddy's
original poems, and the choir sang a
song OF his composition. The pupils
Of Miss Biddle captivated the large
audience by giving drill exercise
Charles Hubbard took the train
tor Helena, Montana, on Tuesday
morning. He may teach but his ID
innate purpose is to practice the
profession OF law. He is Il thorough
student and Will succeed.
The Miller schools picnicked at st.
Lawrence for their last days eXer-
cises. An excellent time is reported.
The st. Lawrence schools had SINH
lar exercises in an other part Of the
grove.
Henry and May Rudd spent Satur-
day and part Of Sunday in Miller.
May expects 20 attend school for the
next year. Henry thinks OF taking
II business course at Sioux Falls.
There it is again!''' Two more
of our teachers have joined the great
fraterniny, At the residence OF Rev.
Davis, Belle Hanks to George Corrin.
1t was a pleasure to be present and
witness the ceremony. Both are ac-
tive teachers and interested in genel
al educational work. The column
wishes them long life accompanied
by the best OF pleasures.
The book man. is abroad in the
land. He is u "hale fellow well met.
Give him your ear for the time draw
eth nigh when we shall have to act
upon his or upon somebody-else's ad'
vice.
Census reports have been received
gro,n II Njaehan Greenleaf ChaS.
Halbig, Glendale; Henry Erb, Ames;
NJ. n. Strickling. st, Lawrence; VIM.
Yaner. Miller: A. II. Abbott, Hiland;
II So S,,;no Hills. Harman Mat