The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-12
PROGRAMME FOR
The EDUCATORS
CONSTRUCTIVE SCHOOL MEN or
MINNESOTA WILL ADDRESS
NORTHWESTERN CENTRAL AS.
ISOLATION. IN THIS CITY NEXT
WEEK THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.

This morning Prof, e. T. Reed of
he normal school was able to an
,ounce the complete programme for
he meetings of the Northwest Central
educational association next Thursday
ind Friday The sessions. Of the assoc
,iation win be held in the auditorium
IF the normal
Already reports are coming in show
ing that the attendance will be large
Breckenridge viii send all her teach
ers; Fergus Falls will bring big
delegation, headed by Supt. Charlotte
NJ. Knudson. and C;rookston, Stephen.
Argyle and other northern towns, have
sent word that delegates, are coming,
The opening session will be held
Thursday evening the programme to
begin at o'clock, President Hunroon
Of the commercial club will give the
address of welcome which will follow
a short and lively. programme by the
band of Concordia, college. The pro-
graTnme for this session and the three
to be held on Friday are as follows:
Thursday Evening, 8 O'clock.
ETSAlUAHdTN CONCERT lDN CDnCOFuIa
college band: March, The Red Dia-
mond; Sourire D'Avril, valse; Dixie
Girl.
Chorus, Jerusalem, high school mix
ed chorus, directed by Miss Carlotta
Hallock.
Address of welcome. Lew A. Hun
toon, president OF the Moorhead Com
mercial club.
Response by the president, o. s.
Vail, Breckenridge, of the association.
Music. Ca) Peasants Wedding
March, Oh My Lady Chic, Boys Glee
club, high school.
Illustrated lecture, The Problem Of
Our Time--The Education OF the
Country Child in tine Country School
for Country Life. superintendent o. J.
Kern, Rockford. Ill.
Friday Morning, 10 O'clock.
c. r Frazier. assistant state super
intendent of public instruction, pre-
siding.
Chorus, When in Griefs Dark Vale
We Wander, students Of the normal
school, e..
How Much Time May we Reason
ably Demand that the Country Boy
Shall Spsmd in School? and How Shall
We Insure His Attendance During This
Minimum of Time? Donald Robertson.
chairman of the state legislative COM |
mittee on education, Argyle.
How May we Get Fewer and Long |
er REGULATIONS in a School of Many |
Grades with Only One Teacher by |
Supt Anna Swenson OF Big Stone |
county, Ortonville.
Solo "Chanson Provencale," Miss
Maude M. Hooper, supervisor of public
school music. Fergus Falls. d.
1.-THE Time Element in the Common |
Branches" Sup. NJ A. Thorson of Polk |
county, Croekston.
',On Time as Watchword in Rural
school Work." Supt. Marie. Lovsness
or Norman county, Ada
Chorus. The. Cottage by the Sea-"
Normal Boys glee~club, directed by Mr..
Powers. ..
Summary and comment, C. r. Fra
zier.
Folk dance, an exercise in physical |
culture. directed by Miss Florence Mey- |
eE, normal girls. r, s..
Friday Afternoon; 1880 O'Clock.
Pianola recital, Ia to 2:15.
Chorus, Auf Wendersehn, normal
mixed chorus.
School sanitation nd. the, health of
the pupils as factor in the time ele-
ment, Superinte. dent H. A. Johnson,
East Grand Forks.
Is the student ), time as profitably |
employed on subjects that are dis
agreeable as on subjects that are |
agreeable? Supt. II. r. Edwards, |
Moorhead.
Chorus, Morning Invitation, public |
school children.
Wastes in time in recitation and ad-
nainistration, Supt e. E. Mcintyre,
Creokston.
The, ~ ltion between the age of the |
pupil and the work he ought to do, !
Prof. r. G. Quigley, College of Edu-
cation, Minneapolis.
Duet. L'Adtfo, Miss Hooper and Mr..
Powers.
Tnternission
lecture Cllustrated), Industrial edu-