Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-13
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Supt. Moore: If Observer who, in
the Tribune issue of the 18th inst, re.
quests a list of the Bismarck high
school pupils who have entered
eastern colleges, will call at the office
of the city superintendent at the high
school building during Office hours, I
will furnish it to him, or, If he will
furnish his name and address, / will
mail 1t to him. In a few days / will
have the records of their college work
for the first half of the present col
lege year and will furnish them will
ingly to observer" even though 1t is
private information to which he is not
entitled
E. ]. Taylor: I have heard DR.. E.
A. Winship of Boston, Mass, lecture
on Boys" and am pleased to say that
l consider him one of the most pow
erful speakers / ever heard. He has
made a life study of the problems
which confront the boys and girls of
this nation and in his lectures he sug-
gests remedies which, if followed,
will solve them. Every parent ought
to make special effort to hear him
on the different occasions on which
he speaks in this city next week.
An Associate: The boys athletic as
ISOLATION of the Presbyterian church
will meet tonight at 1880 in the church
chapel. A full attendance is desired
as there is important business.
Baptist C. E.: A valentine social
will be held in the Baptist church
Friday evening. A round of games
and a good time is expected. A small
fee will be taken to discharge in
Cured expenses.
Odd Fellow: All Odd Fellows are
requested to be present this, Thurs.
day, night, at the hall. There is i'm
portant work on hand and the grand
master will be present.
A Member: The HAS Beens' an
nounce that they have sent out in
vitations for their dance at the Maen.
nerchor hall Tuesday evening, Feb
1S. This is the first dance Of the
"Has Beens," which is a newly or
ganized club. Before the dance MI
Guy De Scrapiron, broncho buster
from South Dakota, will endeavor te
make the evening merry one with
a few songs, jokes and dialogues.
Secretary Fortune: The Young
Mems club of the Catholic church
will meet this evening when a good
program will be given. All members
are requested to be present. The
club is making fine progress and the
interest is reviving.
Secretary: The regular meeting Of
the Pythian Sisters will be held to
night at the usual hour. A full at
tendance is desired.
A Baptist: The ladies of the Bap
fist church will hold food sale Sat
urday afternoon, Feb. 18th, at Jor
genson's Candy store.
Member of School Board: Pleas,
publish following. editorial from Min
neapolis Tribune of Sunday, Feb. 8
and oblige:
Washington is going to try the OK
ample Of one man power in the publi
schools, wholly Independent Of tn
district commissio and with near
lily direct responsibility to the presi
dent and congress.
"The Washington schools Away
have had pretty good reputation
For that reason there has been gener
al surprise at the almost scandalou
disputes that have prevailed for
year or two between the superintend
ant and the board of education. TIL
District of Columbia is governed di
rectly by the president and congress
with out elections or municipal ofic
ers. The national power is exercise,
directly through three commissioner
by whom heads Of departments ar
appointed who organize and carry OF
the public service.
4 Here has been direct executive ad
ministration except in the one case o
the public schools. For some reason
| perhaps desire to popularize a ds
partment Of city government tina
comes SO close home to all the PEG
| pie, the schools have been giverne,
| by separate board, appointed b
/ the supreme court of the District o