Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-18
MANY EDUCATORS ARE
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MANY EDUCATORS AXE
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Valley City, leader.
Diapers limited to 20 minutes
each.)
Efforts are being made to secure
Mr.. FarnsWOrth of Teachers College,
New York, to address the department.
DEPARTMENT OF RURAL SCHOOL
EDUCATION.
Officers.
President - Mrs. J. McNaughton,
ly, Jamestown.
Round Table-Fannie c. Amidon,
Fargo.
Musical Appreciation in the Schools
for a Supervisor Of Music in a Sys-
TEN of City Schools?-W. W. George
Valley City Leader.
Papers limited to twenty minutes
each.
Ellingson, Jamestown.
What Should Be the Requirements
Efforts are being made to secure
Mr.. Farnsworth of Teachers college,
New York, to address the depart
ment.
Stevens, Bantry.
Vice-president-G. w. Randlett, az
ricultural college.
Secretary-Anna o. Gjelstad. Velva.
Tuesday, Oct. 1s-1:3o p. N.
Music.
Rural Work Worth While-Mac'
Neal James, Valley City. Discussions
1.-TWO minutes each).
Poem-James w. Foley, Bismarck
Kernels-G. w. Randlett, agricul.
tural college.
Round Table-Attendance.
Ten Minute Treats-Martha Refs
ner, Morton county; Flora Watkins,
Burleigh county; Anna Ijelstad, Nc
Henry county; Anna 1nwood, Bur-
leigh county; Mrs. Wayne Zychlinski,
Morton county; and County Superin.
tendents Kane, Tatem, Vigness and
Mcdonald and A. P. Hollis.
Tuesday, Oct. $500 p. N.
Music-Solo and instrumental
For Our Maidens Sweet Flowers of
the Rural Shade-Jessie M. Hoover,
agricultural college,.
Bird Life illustrated slides to be
used)-W. B. Bell, agricultural col.
lege.
Business.
Last nights trains brought in the
first consignment of educators and
today will see a still greater number
congregate in the Capital City to at
tend the twenty-fourth annual meet.
ing of the North Dakota educational
association. 1t is expected that there
will be six hundred members here
and that there will be over eight hun
dred registrations during the conven-
! ton.
The association will open this after
noon with the meetings of depart
ments of science and mathematics,
history, civics and social science, in
dustrial education, musical education
and rural education. The department
of science and mathematics will con-
vene at two o'clock at the court
house. The department of history,
civics and social science will meet in
the lecture room of the Presbyterian
church. The department of industrial
education will meet in the Commercial
club rooms. The department of must.
cal education will convene at the
Presbyterian church. The depart
ment of rural education will meet at
the house chamber at the state CAPT
toll.
This evening there will be lecture
in the Presbyterian church by w. B.
Bell of the North Dakota agricultural
college on Bird Life" The lecture
will be illustrated with stereopticon
views, and will be the feature of to-
! days session.
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock,
| the general association will hold it's
first session at the state capitol in
the hall of the house of representa-
tives. The feature of this meeting
will be the address by the president,
Fred E. Smith of Wahpeton,. There
will also be an address by Supt. of
| Public instruction Stockwell.
Following this, Prof. E. F. Ladd of
Fargo, will deliver lecture on "The
Educational Progress of the Year.
In the evening at the First Presby-
terrain church, Rev. Andrew Gillies,
pastor of the Hennepin Avenue M. E.
church of Minneapolis, will lecture on
| "Grumbling as Fine Art. DR.. Gil.
! lies was one of the speakers in the
Capital City two weeks ago, and all
who heard him then will be more than
anxious to hear him again when he
delivers this popular lecture.
A reception will be rendered the
members of the association either
Wednesday or Thursday evening by
the citizens of Bismarck, and it is
possible that later in the week trip
will be provided the delegates by the
Commercial club to the penitentiary
and the fort Everything possible
will be done by the local committees
on arrangements to assure this being