The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-01

1890 g. m.-Putting on a. Little Play,
A Ass county school.
10:45 a. m.-How We Teach Temper
ance, Supt. J. w. Riley, Fargo.
11:00 a. m.-~Your End of the Extern
sion, G. W. Randlett, Fargo.
1920 a. m.-Rural Clubs, Supt. Min
ME J. Nelson, Valley City.
11:4O g. MA Gust So" story, A. G.
Crane, Minot.
Thursday, Nov. 6. 81.
200 p. m. at Congregational Church.
Music, A sweet Little Song, by
children Of District 6, Miss Claire
Hening, teacher.
2:10 p. m. Patriotic Pilgrimages,
Superintendent Cotton. Towner.
2:20 p. m.-Opening Guns, w. E..
Parsons. Bismarck.
$3.50 p. inflow Eden Valley Con-
s%olidated, supt. Margaret sheri-
dan, Mohall.
2:45 p. m.-Fairdale Plans, Anton
Strand, Fairdale.
1855 o. m.-Permits. From a School
Officers Point Of View. Frank
Ehred, Hope.
$40 p. m.-Consolidating the Rural
Teachers, W. T.. Stockwell, Far
3:25 p. m, Paying the Parents, Dali
ton Macdonald. Towner.
- ~ ~ G"s SA A~N~NS
intendent, Duffy, Stanley.
1855 p. inflow it Works, Superin-
tendent Berg, Towner.
4:10 D.. m.-Rura1 Problems, (three
minute talks). Superintendent
Phelps, tombstone, Vigness, Hoad-
ley, Riley, Sorenson, Sanderson
and others interested in rural
school work. .,
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION.
| Thursday, Nov. 8.
200 p. m. at High Embellishments
by the president, J.. A. Field, Bis
marck. Address, The Educational
Dollar, Fl. r. Pattingill. Lansing,
Mich. Requirements for aid to
the rural, graded and consolidat-
ed school. Discussion lead by
Inspector N. C. Macdonald, VAL
ley City. Business.
HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE.
Wednesday, Nov. 5.
$50 a. m. at High School - The
Teaching of History in North Da-
kota Elementary Schools, c. M.
Correll, Mayville. A Syllabus of
Ancient History Of High School
Use, George r. Forster, Willis
ton. The Teaching Of Civics in
North Dakota Schools, DR.. James
-. ioylCS 6AkSs DlSSOSo4Oll
by w. A. Godward. New Rock
ford. Photographic Basis Of
History in Secondary School
Work, Howard E.. Simpson, Uni
versity. Report from the 1913
meeting Of the Mississippi Valley
History association. Reports Of
committees and other business.
SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS.
Wednesday, Nov. s.
$50 a. m. at High School-Agricul-
tural Botany in the High School,
E. J.. Trosper, Grafton. The Use
Of Projection Apparatus in the
Teaching of Geography, J.. e.
switzer, Valley City. Some
Phases Of Mathematics Teach
ing, H. W. Jones, Jamestown.
Humanizing Geometry, c.. r.
Travis. Mayville. Modern Views
of the Nature of Electricity, A. H.
Taylor, University. The School
Museum. Lura l.. Perrine. Valley
City. Eighth Grade Science, c.
J.. N. Nelson, Beach. My Expert
ence in Teaching Eighth Grade
Science, Alma Whalian, Wynd-
mere. General science in the
High School-General discussion
led by the committee appointed
by the high school conference. Y.
G. Barnell, Devils Lake, H. E.
Simpson, University, L. B. Nc
Mullen, Valley City. Devices
Several three minute talks will be
given in the teaching Of mechan-
les, electricity, chemistry, algebra
geometry, etc.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION.
Wednesday. Nov. 5.
$40 a.. m, at High Schoo1-The Best
Differentiation Of Courses ir
Cooking and Sewing in Higt
School and Upper Grades, Hugh
ina Mckay, Fargo. Projects Of
Joints in Manual Training WORK
for Grades, K. K. King, James.
town. Demonstrating the Value
of Domestic Science to Skeptica
Darlington. The Function Of the
Agricultural High School, T, L
whitney. Grafton. What n veal
has Accomplished in an Agri.
cultural High School, G. J.. N
Nelson. Beach. Mechanical Draw,
ing as a Requirement for FRS
Year High School, r. r. Obersold
Valley City. Round table discus.
sion, lead by A. e. Dunphy, Ellen
dale. Business. Diapers to bt
not over twenty minutes long.)
MUSICAL EDUCATION.
Wednesday, Nov. s.
$50 a. m. at High School-Presi
dents address, W. w. Norton
University. !: How May the Pri
), waite Teacher cooperate with tn,
! Teachers OF Music in the Publ,
Schools in Bringing About
Higher Appreciation of Music il
North Dakota, Bertrand Alal
Orr, Fargo. General discussion
How May the Victor be Used i
Small Towns and Rural Schools
Miss Fannie c. Amidon, Vale,
City. General discussion. Unde
the Present Development o
Music in North Dakota Publ
, Schools, what should be the ma
ture Of the course offered Il
t North Dakota high school? Mr.
!, Rusesll, LaMoure. General dis
cussion. How can Music Educa
: ton best serve the State Of Mort
Dakota? Discussion by bushes
and professional men. Reports d
eight sectional vice presidents o
years work. Section /. Loui
Rowland, Grand Forks. Sectio
2. e. A. Boehmer, Fargo, Sectio
8. Dean Goodwill. Valley Cit,
Section 4. Jacob Schultz, Ellen
dale. Section 5. Mrs. J. Wyar,
9 Goodrich. Section 6. Mrs. Grac
s Harris, Cando. Section a. Mr.
w. A, Wheeler, Mandan. Sectio
8. Mrs. Taylor. Minot.
ENGLISH.
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