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) onrSioE HOUR: First, third and last .
) Saturdays OF each month. :
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Miss Bessie Avery will teach tile
spring term in Blendon No. 3.
Miss Mamie Ward, who taugntthe
winter term in Beulah No. q. Is now
attending the Western Business Col
lege in this city, from which she will
shortly graduate.
Miss Wealtha Pearce will start for
her old home in Battle Greek, Michi-
gan, this week. She has taught two
years in this county. curing which
time she has exhibited many noble
traits of character, and she has la
bored faithfully and conscientiously
for the u%pbuilding of our schools.
Miss Katie Rushmore has given up
her contemplated trip to Iowa, on
account of her fathers absence from
home. II she were to leave also, her
mother would then he left at home
with only the smaller c%hildren-an
unpleasant situation.
g. 6. Harrison has given splendid
satisfaction in Totin No. lS, IN q
the winter months. and has therefore
been re-employed to teach the spring
term In the same district. He has
just sent $13 to this Office to be used
lin procuring additional reference
books for the school.
Miss Edna Hendricks completed an
unusually successful term of school
at Victor recently, She will perhaps
Ebe engaged for the spring term as
well. No better choice could ne
made.
Miss Violet Hatch, of Mt. Vernon,
has Just recovered from the measles!
This will prevent her from singing
at the teachers meeting in this city.
April 4. She is the sweetest singer of
her age in the county, and those who
were aware that she was to appear
on the program will be greatly dis
appointed.
Dawson county was named after
one Of her oldest and most highly
respected citizens, Mr.. Dawson. In
honor to him the railroad company
have charged the name Of the little
town seven miles northwestern this
city on their line of road to "VIson,n
having stricken of the first two
LETTERS in the original name.
Certificates Of Award have been
Issued to Johnnie and Mamie
ISchlund, j. E. Helgeson teacher; to
Barnard Browne and Lorraine Owens,
Miss Bernice Brown teacher; to Fan
Fnie Watson, Miss Alice Doyle teacher
to Helen Miner, Miss Mae Perry
teacher: and to Emma Setterstrom,
Edna, Ada, Nellie and Emily Ander-
son. Alexander, Ernest and Willie
Darling, Myrtle, Ida, Lilah, Dorothy
and Frank Wittstruck, Horace G.
| Coursey teacher. Several Of Mr..
ICoursey's pupils have now received
their second ones this year. These
certificates are also an expression OF
Interest in school work.
Following is the morning program
for Dawson county Teachers Associa-
Ition at the court house, Saturday,
April q:
Music.
VALUE of "a High School Education
for5a Country Teacher, Miss Minnie
Lewis.
Discussion, Prof. G. a. Fry.
ICisics as a Foundation for Citizen.
ship, Prof. O E.. Browne.
discussion, John Trotter
Music.
Afternoon Program:
Violin Solo, Pau Williams, o. oako'
TIA University.
lLiterature as a Foundation for the
Pleasures of Old Age, Miss Goie
Corwin.
How to Teach Pupils to Think
Prof. j. =. Gallagher.
| discussion, Henry Hendrickson.
lCharacter as a Basis for successlu
Teaching, Miss Ethel Shepherd.
lReading, Miss Alice Cooper.
value Of Teachers Meetings, Miss
Laura Watson.
Discussion, Miss Able NJ. Pearson.