Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-18

this country to the great privilege
granted them in the right to vote. He
urged upon them the necessity of not
making merchandise of that privilege
and thus degrading the franchise and
earnestly advised them to learn the
issues presented at the election and
vote for principles rather than men.
Bismarck High School Approved by
Extraordinarily in May Supt Moore
made application to the faculty of
Dartmouth college to have the Bis
marck high school examined with a
view to placing it on the list Of &C
credited schools from which students
may be admitted to college without
examination. The necessary blanks
were filed out and credentials for
warded. Notice has been received
from Dean Chas. f. Emerson who
has notified Supt Moore that the
showing made was satisfactory and
boys will be admitted to Dartmouth
from Bismarck high school on certif1-
cate of the principal, without ex-
animation. This is done on the show
ing of the work done in the school and
is decided solely on the merits of the
work required from pupils. The Dean
complimented the strength shown in
English work and in History, as west
ern schools were usually deficient in
the amount of work required in his
tory. Harold Winchester will 1enter
Dartmouth next fall about the middle
of September. Kenneth Phelps of
Fargo, son of Geo. Phelps, will also
enter Dartmouth. The applications
for admission to the freshman class
already number over four hundred.
Bismarck high school is we'll repre-
sented in the larger colleges of the
country and it is hoped that many Of
our boys will find their way to col
leges and higher schools. ~,
Logan County institute = Supt.
Moore returned Saturday from Ma
poleon where he closed the institute
Friday afternoon for Logan coun-
ty. There were: twenty-one teachers
in attendance and Of 2 a very high
grade in ability and accomplishments.
They were faithful in attendance and
attention. The community were in.
Iterested, there being a large attend.
ance Of visitors each day. Prof. Hol,
lis lecture was listened to by an
audience of $50 in the Methodist
church. "A sociable was held by the
methodist ladies aid society for the
teachers and every one was made to
feel that he or she owned the village
Supt. McCalmont was presented with
a handsome rug at the close of the
| institute by Supt. Moore on behalf OF
the teachers of Logan county as an
appreciation of his work on their be.
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