The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-11-05
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Resolutions passed by the Brute cOun-
ty normal Institute at Chamberlain,
Sept. I, 1898. ~
@ Be 1t further resolved, That We, as. an
Institute do most heartily recommend
Miss, Jeannette X. Morrow 10 the people
OF Brnle county, rs one capable for the.
position for which she isa second time
a candidate.
Letter from Miss G. G. Quigg, Of Fort
Pierre, who for the past three years has
been an Instructor In the Brule county
normal institute:
To the voters Of Brule county: Allow
me to endorse the. work OF Miss jean
5nette X. Morrow, whose name is before
you as q candidate for reelection us sup
3erintendeni Of schools OF Brule county.
Miss Morrow is a young woman Of ener-.
.gy and ambition, thoroughly yersed in
all that pertains 10 her Office, and un-.
firing in her efforts toward the advance
ment Of her schools. Her present term
Of office has been a period of marked
success and improvement among the
teachers. of ) Jour county,as was plainly
shown by tho work done during the
normal institute held in Chamberlain
during the month Of August. As an Of
ticer and ed ucator, believe Miss Morrow
has very few, il any, supericrs in the
state. The work Of grading the district
schouls has been successfully begun, and
it certainly would be unwise to make a
change in supervision at this time.
Counting Miss Morrow worthy the
support Of every voter, interested in the
progress Of Brule county's schools. am
with much respect,
CAROLINE z. QuIGG.
Ft. Pierre, Oct. 90, 1898.
Letter from Prof. S. X. ClIlk, who was
conductor of the Brule county normal
institute in August last.
| Tyndall, S. D., October 20, 1898.
To the voters of Brule county: Per-
sonal acquaintance with Miss Morrow's
work as superintendent Of SCHOOLS rem
ders it pleasant d1ty TO add my testi-
monial Of her worth. Having conducted
institutes in some twenty counties of
this state, during the past ten years,
can say, in no county have sound a
superintendent az anxious to do as we'll.
both by her teachers and the schools un-
Ter her charge as Miss Morrow. She is
an energetic worker, an enthusiastic
student Of methods ever on the alert for
something new and practical. BrIle
county certainly has made no mistake
in placing Miss Morrow at the head Of
her schools, and 1 know that future
years will bear testimonial! OF her eff
cient work. / am glad to know that, SHE
mas been renominated, isr not only
Brule county, but the state as well, j.
benefited by having such good, liy'
Superintendent. Wishing success t,
both city and country schools. / aln yer.
. ruly you're, S. K. CLARK.
Letter from J. NJ. Greene at the tim,
he was chairman OF the beard Of educa
ion OF the Chamberlain city schools.
Chamberlain, S. >, March Ii, 1894.
ToWhom it may concern: The under
Isigntd has known Miss Jeanette L
Morrow since she was child. AS
, school girl sfe was an industrious an
i obedient scholar. She is a graduate G
\ our high school, and OF All Saints schoC
/, of Sioux Fails, s. d She is thorough
I, fitted by nature and education fer
d teacher, and has already done llerse!
i credit as assistant principal of our hlg
4 ,chool. She is strong in government
!, and very thoroughin her school Worl
nil der standard Of morality issecond
zone. Very Respectfully,
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