The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-01-12
reading OF the biil viii not be neces-
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SCIENCE
PART OF COURSE
THE WOMEE OF TIM COUNTY
WILL HAVE A STRONG PART
IN THE WEEK OF THE
SHORT COURSE.

On Monday of next week occurs
the short course in agriculture which ,
has been provided for by the business
men of this city, and who are stand
ing behind the enterprise with their
support. One of the features Of the
short is that of domestic
science. The men are being taken
care of with proper instruction in the
lines of agriculture and stock judy
ing, and every year the farmers are
given the opportunity to attend some
thing of this character. The wom-
en-, however, have been neglected in
the matter Of instruction of work in
the household-how to do things and
get the best results in the household.
Every woman has had to adopt her
own system in a way of doing things
and many of them are free to admit
that it is not the best way. In the
absence of anything better they fol-
low in the same routine. 1t will be
one of the objects in this domestic
science course to give instruction
along the line of the culinary depart
ment and the work in the household
which will tend to simplify many
matters which have appeared other
wise to the housewife.
Mrs. George E. Foster has ben APP
pointed superintendent of this de-
partment, and she is very DESTROYS
of interesting every woman in the
country to participate in the work OF
the week. The other members of the
committee are Mrs. B. A. Bobb, Mrs.
Robert Burns, Mrs. c. A. Bower and
Mrs. j. o. Walrath. The women of
1.-THE city and the county are both in
vited to participate in the good
things which will be presented by a
capable instructor. The tickets for
the entire course will cost 50. Tick
cts cal be secured of Mrs. Foster.
The detailed program of the week
will be announced later.
Miss Norma Brown, of Aberdeen,
has been secured to give the in%struc-
ton in this department during the
week, and the sessions will be bed
in the basement of the Congregation
al church, where there is every APP
plano for demonstration in the art
of cooking. Miss Brown is we'll
known in this city, having gradual
ed from Dakota Wesleyan a few years
ago, and since then she has taken a
thorough course in domestic science
in another institution. On several oc-
casions Miss Brown has appeared in
this capacity of instructor of domes-
tie science and her work has given
the highest satisfaction. 1t will be
ian opportunity which the women of
the city and of the county cannot
afford to miss, and the basement of
the church ought to be filled at ev-
cry session.
The first Lesson will take up the
aim and the scope of household du-
ties; food principles, preparation and
digestion. The other lessons dur
ing the week will take up many diff
%ferent subject, among which the fol-
living will be presented: Sewing
stitches, drafts, bacteria, dust and
dangers, household management, ia
bic setting and serving, home nur-
,sery, invalid cookery, personal hy-
giene, foods relating to health, fire.
LESS cooking, housebuilding and furn-
ishings. Two lessons will be given
each day and the hour will be an
nounced later.
This week the ome should send
lin their names to Mrs. Foster and
have themselves enrolled for the week
of dmosetic science.