The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-04

tion as merely a steppin gstone in a
larger areer What we need Is a
preacher and a teacher specifically
trained for the specific problems of
country life. who will instill in the
minds Of country folk a love and de-
light in the life of the country.
How keep the boy or the girl on
the farm? This the speaker sum-
med up in a series of proposed chang
es in present conditions. Among
others were suggested the beautify-
ing of homes, a growing of par
ticipation in home benefits and re-
sponsibilities. lettering the intellec-
tual and religious conditions. dignity
ing the life Of the farmers family
as not below even different from that
Of their city neighbors. Finally was
school as social centers and nucleus
Of a larger life.
Dean Kennedy Speaks.
Following the address by DIR.
Stearns. Dean Kennedy of the univer-
sity made a short address on the great
influence the early teaching has on
the whole life and stated that the
technicalities Of book learning we're
not the main things a child should be
be laid on the physical, and moral
welfare Of the pupil as OH the intel
lectual development.
The meeting will close this after
noon following an address by Prof.
Vernon p. Suuires on the Ring and
the Book" with the annual business
session.
Many Arc Here.
Among these who are in the city at
tending the convention are the fol-
lowing:
Grand Forks County-Emma Al.
len. Eva K. Morris. Harriet Griggs
Ella NJ. Montgomery. Eva c. Peter
SON. Carrie Barnum, f. F.. Auten
w. N. Wright. Mary A.. Fink. Anna
NJ. Zengel, Ruth T.. Eckman. Nettie
r. Hannah. Tylda Kyllo. Lille Kyllo,
William Whitford, Anna Paulsen
Florence Paulsen. Alice Hagen. Min
ME Paulsen. Mabel Il. Piers. Mabel
Olson, Myra Eccles, Alma Lund, Ma
RE N. Nelson. Olga II. Natwick. Min
ME Beard, Jeanette Mootz. Mary G
Sauvc, Ella L.. Donovan. Rose Dono-
van. Mamie Loucks. Clara S. Nelson,
Georgia NJ. Griffin. Orma Finley. Mel
lie Caldwell. Mildred Middleton. Lila
Theresa B. Lange. Aida G. Zuelsdorf
Arnold G. Tarple, Lily Knutsen. w
NJ. Burgess. Kate Souls, Sophia Mid
dleton. Dora NJ. Larsen. O. X. Boil
stad. T. l.. T%horlakson. Nora Sulli.
van, A. Irene Lucas. May Crawford
Ada NJ. Coulter, Grace L. Seebart
Tressa Monley, Sophia Tornbom
Hannah Ttornhom, Lettie Hanson
Maude a. Iverson, Betsey J. knutsen
Theresa Hultgren. C.. w. Roadman
Lucille C. Schriner, n. Lundhagen. In.
ga Iverson. Inga Ellertson. Gertrude
Odegard. Minnie Hallick. Mabe1
Kamplin, Lille Anderson. Edna
Twamley, J.. w. Olsen, Annie NJ,
Kerr, Matilda O.. Boe. F.. w. Rein
oehl. ]. S. Bjornson. +. v. Hutchin.
son. NJ. Davies, Katherine Whitley,
Hazel o. Nisbet. n. G.. Macdonald,
Edith Longfellow, n. s. Serbo. Ida
Guam. Minnie jacobson, Lenore Eas-
Walsh County-Jerry j. Rfnenac
Anon Flaten, Margaret M. Thomp-
son. Maggie Donnelly. Irma NJ. kee-
gan. Helen Montewski. Blanche In
gals, Elizabeth Callahan. Alma Cor
der. Margaret Miller. Rose Mulloy
Margaret Mulloy. Elva Rupert Ma
mic Gillespie. Selma Nelson. Julia
Rees, Luella Burris. Mary o'Brien,
Gertrude McAndrew. Anna schea, T.
S. Whitney,. l.. L. Hyde. A. 6. Strand,
j. F. Danish, Edith Moe, Hulda Carl
son, Bertha NJ. Walker. Edith II,
Bergman. Ida NJ. Ulsaker. r. Ethel
Dumont, Mae T.. Daulton, Mary 1
Mcbride, Robert Kirkconnel.
Pembina County.
Esther Hanson. Lois Mccullough
Esther Morrison. Christine B%iarnason
Essie NJ. butcher. Marie Emarson
Martha $. Sigurdson. G. G. Stoliker
Fredericka Riornson. Eta A. Mac.
Lean. Sadie Archer. Hannah Ellert'
con. Mrs. NJ. II. Bemis. Pauline Thor.
waldson. Louise NJ. Evans. Florence
M. Barton. Olga Morsin. Ella Nor.
! ser. Ben Rinde.