Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-30

room before bei.lg discharged In the
foul air ducts, which is located in
each room and carried to large as
piriag coil in the attic. In this as
piration coil is located sufficient
amount OF radiation to insure a
thorough circulation all the time.
This in turn connects with large
ventilator on the roof, and the sys-
tenn will work SO perfectly when
completed that it will change the air
in the school room under ordinary
conditions three times every hour.
The lighting system too is along
the line Of the most approved meth.
Cd. all rooms being lighted from one
side only this being the best accord
ing to the latest scientific ideas, and
the sanitation is perfect.
The building is SO constructed that
it can be enlarged at some future
date without in any way detracting
from the architectural design and Mt
very small additional cost.
Mr.. Gillespie: who was here last
week, inspecting the school build
ing, stated that he expected to be
back In Dawson in less than five
years to build an addition to the
building. all Of which it is hoped will
come to pass.
y HaXby & Gillespie, architects Of
Fargo, are the architects OF this
building and are receiving many de-
serving compliments in regard to the
design and general plan and con.
vience OF the building, and it is q
credit both to the architects and the
school board, who have devoted con;
siderable time to the matter OF CIV
ing Dawson an up to date building.
1t should be remembered that
John G. Taylor was president of the
school board while the plans for the
building and contracts for the work
on it were being made and is largely
responsible for Dawson having. such
a fine cshool house. Mr.. Niles and
Mr.. Devore the other members OF the
board are more than plased with the
efforts of the contractors and par
ticularly of w. l.. SCurren, of Valley
City who did all of the masonery and
carpentry work as we'll as installed
a large portion OF the ventilatng sys-
tenn which is unrivaled in any build
ing for school or other purposes in
this section of the country.
The work Of constructing this
building has been very closely
watched by the members OF the
board of education, for 1t has been
the pride Of the board since it was
first planned. Everything in the
building is Of the best, the workman
ship will compare with any in the
couptry, the material that was pur.,
chased was among the very best that
could be selected and during its con.
struction many people from out side
the city who are.interested in school
work were here to see 1t, with a view
to getting pointers for similar build
ings. 1t is honest work that was put
into the, building and 1t will stand as
a monument to all who have had any
thing to do with it's construction and
will rebound to their credit for many
years.
MILLER BOUGHT BACK SETTINGS.
VIM. Miller. formerly register OF
the Devils Lake land Office, has pur.
chased the Minnewaukan Siftings, a
newspaper which he owned many
years. Mr.. Miller will take posses.
sion Of the siftings Oct. /. 1t is
not known what Editor Eldridge, the
recent owner Of the property will do
Mr.. Miller is one Of the best news
paper men in the state and has many
friends who will rejoice to know that
he is once more back in the harness,