The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-16

I Gertrude Funk, German. 49,. o5. 90
n: A. Maitrejean, commercial :. 100. 90
IJ, l.. Hem, science 100. 100
Margaret J. Calvin, Latin .... 100. 90
Frances Hoyt, English. ....... 100. 90
| A. J. Redmon, biology. y....,. 100. 90
Helen S. Henning, history.... oo.oo
lG; J. Eide, mathematics. ...., $500
IClara i. Rose, ~draW wing. g.. 90. 90
Edna A. Dunnlng, music f.. 100, 90
IJennie L. Champine, principal S,sss a
&2Central school -. .4........ 1000
:& Grade 7 and y. :. .Wacant
Anna Mckenzie, grade 7..... 65. 90
Bertha French, grade 6..... IS 90
EsAllce Halland grade 5 and o.. 1000
ESBthel Charlton grade 5..... 65 90
IsAda b Still, grade 4.......... 1000
/ Josephine Reid, grade 3...... 6o.oo1
MARY Gillespie, grade 3 and A.. 65 90
Ellen Foley, grade 2........ 1000
SadiesA. Walker, grade p. 65. 90
lgInez; Giamplne, grade l ..... 1000
,ls1ha :gAs ss.eItZ, grade I...... 1000
Marian Sutton Principal Long.
fellow school ,ss.... .. o5 90
Honora Sutton, grade 8 .... 65 90
Mary McKercher, grade s7..... 1000
Cinda McCarten, grade g.. !. 49,, 65 90
Lydia Gorman, grade 5. :...,&.S: 6o.oo
Lillian W1smer, grade 2. .%t.G 5000
Mabel Dresser, grade 4........ oo.oo
Maude Eames, grade I...... 65 90
Mary Kud, grade !..:",...;;:.. $500
Mary A. Root, principal Lin
coin school ........ ........ 100. 90
Agnes Couture, grade 7........ IS 90
Fannie E. Pickton, grade E. -. 1000
Edith Pinney, grade 5....., 1000
Pearl v. Glass, grade 3...., $500
May Carnine, grade 2...... 65 90
Anna Peterson, grade ... 1000
Sophia Anderson, principal Nc =
Kinley school ........ .. 80. 90
Edith Owen, grade 2 and g.. 65 90
Maud Baker, grade and g.. 1000
Kate OBrien, principal Wash ~ 4
lngton school .............. 50. 90
Elizabeth Kinne, grade 5 and 6 90
Gertrude Mcdonald, grade
and 8. ...t 65 90
Florenee Neal, grade 1......... &c. 90
Margaret Chappell, grade 4 and
Margaret i Mscarten, grade grad X ''O0
and 2..:.. ,....s... Il. ............ IS yool
Nina Adams, grade l.. 70. 90
Marion Corbett, principal
Roosevelt school . z. *. 90
| Mabel Stewart, grade q and s !. 65. 90
Eva Chesley, grade 2 and .,....# 90. 90
Eula j. Miller, grade i. &c. 90
Walter B. Hancock Of Hancock Bros.
submitted pencil plans of the corlternplat-
| ed improvements and enlargemerts to-
| the Hawthorne school in Island park.
/ The plans provide for the construction
1 OF four rooms at the front of the pres
ent building and that will allow of an
entire new front OF a very much more
/ attractive architecture sthail that of the
.lpreseut structure which is certainly not
| In harmony with the rapidly improving
/ environments he addition and all Of
| the changes and improvements are es-
tlmated to cost about $4,000, but it il
i the sentiment OF the board members
i that to make the improvements as pro-
lposed will be money we'll spent and will
4 give that part of the city the quality
i and size of school building demanded
Il Careful attention will be given to the
lproper lighting of the rooms, ventilation
| and economy, coupled with efficiency III
i the matter Of heating Hancock Bros.
Twill be instructed to prepare plans and
Il specifications for the suggested changes
/ and the building committee will also in
FL otihSttssfs hii'i dill " pICPIlC
Iplans and specifications for the addition
4 to the Roosevelt building. The total
cost Of the Improvements suggested will
be about $4,000
It is stated that the enlargement Of
1.-THE buildings proposed will require
changes in the assignment Of some Of
the principals at the opening of the
n lnew school year next fall. The engage
ment Of teacher for the manual train
!, ing department was left open, pending
q action on the report Of the superintend-
J, tent who is making a special investigat-
Ition relative to tile continuing of the
j, department, and how best to make II
!, more efficient. Superintendent Hoover
Ills giving tile manual training depart
! Itnent very careful attention and he has
/ ifound that in quite a number of homes
it IS Vefy popular with fathers and moth
& Iefs and there is growing trend of
s -lopinion that the department should be
continued and maintained at the maxi
munl of usefulness.