The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-09-09
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Met In Annual Session
At Standpoint.
A GOOD ATTENDANCE.
Institutes Will be Held in
The Spring Hereafter.

The annual teachers institute oi
kootenai county, held at Sand
point last week, was attended by
ninetytwo teachers, lacking but
eleven Of equalling the attendance
in Rathdrum in 1908. Organiza.
ton was effected Monday alter
noon with Professor Miles F. Reed
of the Moscow University as in
structor. In the evening recep-
tion was given the visiting teach
ers, Messrs Defenback and Whita-
ker delivering addresses of welcome
to which Superintendent Egbers
responded.
Following Tuesdays session was
a business meeting at which Super
intendent Egbers explained the
manner in which the schools were
embarrassed by the holding up OF
the taxes. Business disposed Of
was that the publication of the
kooteEai County Educator be
discontinued until Nov. Ist at
least; that the teachers meet in
Coeur d'Alene, on the second Sat
urday in November to decide
whether monthly meetings should
be held, and that the annual insti-
tute be held hereafter in the spring.
After the session on Wednesday
the teachers were treated to boat
ride ON Pend d'Oreille lake.
The sessions we're continued as
per program on Thursday and Fri
day. A lecture, Thursday evening
by Prof Reed, was feature of the
institute. His subject was "Gen-
eral Howard's Campaign against
the Nez Perce Indians. Prof.
Reed was called to Moscow, Fri
day morning, by the news of his
| wife's serious illness. The insti-
tute Closed Friday, after morning
session. The teachers all express
pleasure for their stay in Sand
point.
The following IS list Of the teach.
ers present at the institute, and the
districts 10 which they will teach:
Myrtle Ames, Harrison, 80; Dana
Agergaard Copeland, 30; Florence
Acre, Boyer. As; Lucy Ashley, Sand.
point, 3; Carrie Bullock. Standpoint 3;
Elizabeth Bump. Rathdrum, 2; Flora
Boggs, Coeur d'Alene, 3S; Elizabeth
Brophv, Porthill, so; II, L, Burnbanl
Priest River, 4s; Maude Campbell,
Rathdrum, 81; J. w, Calkins, Harri.
son, 20; Ada Carpenter, Naples So; W
o. Cummings, Crur d'Alene Ii Susan
L. Davis, Coeur d'Alenc, /; Theo d.
Saussure, Stinson. AZ: j. L. EastlanG
ST. Maries. 8; Reta Il. Eaton, Bon
ners Ferry, II; r, Glen Fisher, Gran
ite, IS; Genevieve Garvey, Granite, SO
: Mary Hoban, Priest River, 48; Kath
crime Heherling, Priest River, 48
. Pearl Hockett, Athol, 81; Marth;
Hagne, Hathdrum, 2; Jesse Hunt
Standpoint, 3; Jessie G. Hawkins, st
Maries, 8; Harvey Lakin, Bonner
Ferry. 43; Agues w. Main Post Fall
Z; Nora NJ. Murray, Boyer, 40; Mabe
McNear, Boomers Ferry, IL; ANN
Mcmillan, Standpoint, 3; ID. Mccall
Athol, 81; r. ". Mcmillan, Sand
point, 3; Archie Nogle Post Falls, 4
j. d. Neavillc, Hope, IS, Nora +
: Olmstead, C1ur d'Alene. /; Rather
Inc Olinger, Rockford, 81; NJ. B Pet
tib0ne, ST. Maries, 33; Lillian Pen
nington. Occur d'Alene. /; Coral Pax
ton, Clark Fork, l6; Jerusha Rem
ington, Standpoint, "a; Mable Rowe
Post Falls, S2; Laura Reiniger. Rath
drum, 2; Della Reinhart, 2; J. W
Ramsey, Lane, %; Bertha Reede'
), Standpoint, B; Agnes Russell, Catald
It 73; Maude Stoutenberg, Rathdrum
:, SO; Clara Sydow, Standpoint, 8; Sadi
IS Smith, Occur d'Alene, 81; Lima St0d
x dard, Occur d'Alene, o: Mary Shicld'
sr Occur d'Alene. J; Eliza Sexton, Mee
Is imont; 80; Ida Suhr, Newport q
., Rosa Siclmann, Hope, 06; Oscar
:. Sheffield, Elmira, SO; Rachel Smith
p-'nst pi""r .as. f'u"ie SDHshpr'