The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-07-11

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SATURDAYS d zach month.
The following art,cles were, Ieft, AZ
the co,rt, ho5sa a, ira clnsa ~ Ne.
graduating axarc,sas last, Epidav
night. one nair ADDS ulayas mo
fan with limo rihhon attarhea 81
handle ono nockat.hooL eo~ntaia;ng
a few cents Il cash 0,gnasa Win
nlease call q th;s oeica and
pronertv
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o,nntn 49,. 49, as4.aS4e .,.a ~.
,sana i Ia.;an Shsaa onA' 49,
soha,,h n,aas 80 go. , ~ 49, 49,
SSs,a nss4a mp.4 49, 49,,
E;tah Sc 49, lsssoa ~ 80
tu,1,,-am 1870 80 !
letter VIII pc sent 9 Ems once
tlls week 70 acn ana every schooi
onncer 70 bne county out1fhlhg q
scnem 9 making teachers'4Wages
ana an q CUR schoel Work 10 general
UNIFORM tnlougnou the couh6y
2 lnstltube Which 2closed las0
SATURDAY, was an INSPIRING oIesah lu
clos se IA an ehbhuslasglc manner.
- $3.50 "sie ~
ny 11ldaiifdiM MIS- IFS Sldtk, pMllAsssSs Fos-
Il f0rNsFN1 SI1nf NLH( a nj n low alhD rNf - ~ tfft ~
Browne, and DR.. Clark. The coun-
ty superintendent explained the plan
W. go 49, u p.aa
out in all OF the schools next year,
and was then presented with a nice
Ilarpe rockinp chair nv h members
Z - .aa4.s 60
y une lnsgi1ute ana !a g IVY SUPP
Qulgley acting as spokesman. Mrs.
10. w. Coursey was also presented
with 4 chair for i a-saiatance she
49, 49, - ~ e Srsssaa
Iiias peeh. " uhe teacllefs " bhe couh-
ty both in q direct and an Indirect
manner. This act Of kindness and
annrpciat,nn of tba worx hat 4
- 49, - 80 81.
oeine uone py bnls ohice, VIII evel
be cherished and the spirit which
tactuated ii will be held by4each 81
1.-The recine;nts In 1ifn ,ono oratitI,5a
1one siae1ou -"
Following are the resolutions com
lplete as unanimously adopted by the
|institnta.
We tho oon,n,;t+oa IN -rosn,,t,,ne
of tha nau;Son nn,,ntn w nornaI inst;
tI,ta snhno;t +be fnliow;nn lsi,St
thot wa hna - ;iy indnrsa H. r=anass'
nlan ~ ;nat;t,,tG mnrIo IN n1,r stafao
tthat 81 a ;%%icin,,s conhina+Io N
onoS Ja.oua.IIio1a = annfosoian ~
froininn W. WI holiaua +hls nion hast
maats fha nrapaiant raaSa Inf ~
inoLU forws "a ~ I'D nn;ar ;
under which less time win need tr
he given to academic Instruction and
lmore given ia methOds Of teachinp.
we W1ishto commend In the hiphesl
terms the work of each and All al Oni
INSTRUCTORS. and hone that they ma
Find it. conyenient to he with rs
again in the future. The work o1
Prof. Stout in didactics. grammar
and mathematics, Of Prof. Graham
~ history and ciyics, Of Mrs. Clark
in Child Study and literature. and
of Miss Foster in Manual training
and primary methods, elicits Onl
highest commentator; and we be.
lieYe the instruction which we have
received at their hands will prove
invaluable to us in our daily work
in the school room.
We u;sb 70 +horL tho nostors !,
INC o;tu and otpara &c ~ ~ INA =
To- ssistad IN the ]onaninn eya,. ;sas
W. are nndar nhJIaatinn "a Snne1'
iintendent Quipley for furnishing cur.
rent history Journals. and for nnmer.
Gus other ~courtesies: also Is The
ianitor, Mr.. Wells. for making specia
exertion TO promote our comfort AMI
conyenience.
We wonld acknntv1adoa o,,r IN,
debtedness to the editors 81 the coun;
ty for the publication of the NEduca.
ltionla Column,N and for numerous
announcements with reference to the
Iinstitute. entertainments. examina.
ltions, etc. We heartily Endorse tic