The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-02-13

large delegation from this county
next year. Addresses were given
by Co. Supt. Matte NJ. Davis of
Fargo, Mr.. w. G. Crocker, Lisbon,
Supt. Smith of the city schools, and
Prof. Burch of the Science School.
Hon. w. L. Stockwell, the State
Supt. gave an address upon the
school funds of the state and the
great heritage the school children
have in this wise provision of our
state. In the afternoon session the
Science School band played two
more selections of music and Miss
Meyer of the city schools sang a
vocal solo and responded to an en-
core.
At the business session E. M. Nell
son of Summit and w. NJ. Clark of
Moran were appointed to fill vacan-
cies on the committee on legislation
and NJ. NJ. Borman and G. G. Myhre
were reelected president and sec-
retary respectively.
The committee on RESOLUTIONS
reported az follows;
Believing that the janitor work
is no part of the teachers profession
we. would recommend that the
school boards of Richland county
either allow some extra compensa-
ton for this work, or make arrange.
ments with someone to do the work
of the school during the winter
months.
Approaching the benefits of the
teachers training school, we recon-
mend that the directors at some
regular meeting pass resolutions to
pay teachers who attend the full
term e2.O0 in addition to the regu-
lar monthly salary.
As great benefit is derived from
the discussions of the State Educa-
tional Association, we urge each
district in the county to send at
least one delegate to the State Asso-
citation at Valley City next winter
with expenses paid by the district.
We would express our thanks to
the State Science school for their
cordial welcome to their buildings,
and would urge all citizens of the
county TO give this, our own state
school their hearty support.
We express our thanks to Hon.
w. L. Stockwell, our State Superin-
tendant for his presence, and help
full addresses; and to our other
guests for their contributions to
the success of this meeting.
We would thank Prof. Kirk and
the Science school band, and Miss
Meyer for the music for the pro.
gram.
We would extend vote of thanks
to our County superintendent, r.
M. Black, for the interest he has
shown in this meeting and in the
general work of the county.
Respectfully,
Otis A. Allen,
+. +. Fierce,
Carrie +. Bardsley.
The delegates who responded to
roll call we're, M. M. Borman, Aber-
crombie; Herman Thiel, John Ehl-
era and Theodore Find. Antelope;
Emil johnson, Ludwig Pausch
and Albert Erbe, Barney: Ole o.
Grant, and Otis A. Allen, Barrie; R..
E. Schlener, Chas. Woiwode and
Robert Tiegs, Belford; Julius Hoef
Chas. Tritten, and VIM. Golnick,
Brandenburg; John Formaneck,
Center; c. G. Myhre and Andrew
Hackey, Colfax. H. d. Vosberg,
Vinson Raphael and Mrs. H. A.
Stringer Danton; A. H. Minnehan,
Chas. Mohs, and E. c. f. Templeton
De Villo, Geo. w. Carey, Dexter
Magnus Olson, Alfred Coppin, Theo
Larson and ] A. Larson, Dwight;
T. p. Rollefson and N. n. Berseth,
Eagle; Peter Hentz. Elma; H. O.
Hubbard, NJ. L. Branson, X. Currie
and hrs. Carrie Bardsley. Fair
Frisk, Freeman; Louis Wohlwand,
Grant; Ed. Peterson, Arne Peterson,
Ole p. Lillestol and Mrs. Ed. Krag-
ness, Homestead: Julius Skovholt,
Andrew Quamme, John Nagel and
T. T. Bye, Ibsen; Henry Walter,
Chas. Luck and j. A. Hoffman, La.
Mars; James Lynch, Liberty Grove;
Gustave Skovholt, HI. N. Haagenson
and Leo Lenzen, Aooreton; w. N.
Clark and Joseph Gereszek, Moran;
Laurits A. Carlson, Nansen; N. Lie.
dal, Sheyenne; E. NJ. Nelson, Sum-
NIT; w. H. Blair and j. X. Thomp.
son, Viking; Henry Albrecht, Paul
Meyer, w. r. Purdon, 8. s. Gamer
onand A. L. Roberts. Wahpeton;
p. A. Fatland, 81. &. Ulsaker, N. A.
Wigtil and Albert Wigtil, Walcott;
N. L. Sargent, Grant Springer, las.