The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-06-27


,L,.R. Castor resigned his position
ss treasurer Of Rome school district,
NJ. u. Alfred Dodd was ap-
nojnted to the vacancy. The change
will not be made till the board has
had time to settle with M. Castora at
their regular meeting in July.
Mrs. Marie Castor has been elected
principal at Davis, S. D. Mrs. Cas-
tor is an ideal teacher-well worthy
Of the position which she will fiji,
with credit to all concerned.
Institute will close this week. To
tal enrolment to date, 1913.
Miss Maude Grace did not accept
the position tendered her at Mt, Yer
non, but accepted a position at War
ner. In the latteTaplace she will.
teach advanced work. The change
was a good one for all concerned. BY
temperament, instinct and training,
Miss Graceis far better fitted
vanced work than for primary. She
receives $50 per month at Warner.
Success.
The state has sent $ S39 for dis
tributionS among the schools OF this
county. This amount together with.
what has accumulated att home will
make a nice superintendent to each
school.
Certificates 0 faWard were issued
during the week to Bernice Browne.
Lewis Wright, Lorraine Owens, Bar
nard Browne, and Oral Bromwell:
Miss Bernice Brown teacher. Also
to Bertha Grieye, Leon Daggett,
Charlie Boisen, Letta, Hattie, and
Oscar Bumpus Miss Gertrude Brom-
we'll, teacher. This makes three
certificates in succession that little
Bernice Browne has received, which
shows that she has not been absent
nor tardy for nine consecutiyemonths.
If Bernice can do this, cannot others?
c. H. Krom was the first clerk to.
send in his s'notice to the county
superintendent of election which
resulted in his own re election.
promptness deserves reward.
Since last election nearly so school
officers have been appointed to fill
vacancies caused by removals and
designations. In the recent election
almost every appointment made by
this office was sustained by the peo-
pie at the polls. Thank you.
None will be permitted to graduate
from the institute this year who do
not take a straight grades work and.
who fail to pass the required examina-
tion which will be held Wednesday.
OF this week. The names of the
successful ones will appear next week.
The list Of county graduates this
year is almost twice as large as any
class that have finished heretofore.
Following is the complete roster:
George Hubbard, Jimmie Camp
bell, Maggie Campbell, Edna
Daniels, Ezra Nearhood, zoa.
Annis, Mabel Dodd, Peter An
derson, Nathan Cook, Clifford Grieve,
Ralph Bromwell. Josephine Oppedahl,
Alfred Halverson, Bessie Boyden,
Edna WEIGH, Alice Sheaben, Bonnie
Chaplain, Iva Mcleod, Laura Tyler,
Caroline Hendrickson, EmmaStrand,
Ora, Lloyd and Ada Yahne, Fred
West, Annie Oleson Eskel Carlson,
Charlie Lewis, Myrtle Pingry, Rosa
schaub, Ethel PINCH, Nina TroW.
Maggie Waugh, Lizzie Clement, En-i
ma Boisen, Mary Cook, Willie Tobin,
Eta Smith,. Bessie Heath, Mary To
bin and Una Moses. The two latter.
passed the examination, but failed to.
send in their productions, conse-
quently will not be given their Dis
plomas. They will both perhaps
attend their own home schools again:
next year and graduate a year hence.
with honor. This disposition iscom-
mendable. The graduating exercises
will be held in the court house Fri
day evening Of this week. Everybody
is invited.