The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-23
MAYVuLE NORMAL

year Is progressing very satisfatcor
lily. The class Is large, the largest il
the history. of the school. yet the per,
cent now located Is perhaps greatel
than is usual at this time in the year
The pupils named below are located
as indicated.
Nellie Bliss. intermediate grades a
Petcrsberg. salary $65.
Maria Broen, grammar grades a.
Oberon. salary $65.
Minnie F'oss. intermediate grades a
Mohall. salary SOS.
HardO Hagen, rural school, Crane
Forks county, salary $50.
Alma Hanson, grammar grades a.
Aneta. salary $50.
Mary Hazlit, intermediate grades a.
Westhope. salary $65.
Hulda Jackson, intermediate grades
at Ashley, salary $65.
olga Johnson, intermediate grades
at Powers Lake. salary $63,
Alice koster, primary at Sharon
salary s65.
Evelin kloster, grammar grades al
Buxton, salary $65.
Denora Helson. primary at Palermo
salary SO.
Dora Leum. primary at Cummings
salary $65.
kalma. Olstad. intermediate grades
at Crosby, salary $50.
Mary Omdahl. intermediate grades
at Ashley. salary SIS.
Adelaide Oxton, intermediate grades
at Aneta, salary $50.
Eva ROssCup. intermediate grades al
Dunseith, salary so.
Violet Shanks, intermediate grades
at Hannah, salary $65.
lnpZ Sipgel ora M mar 1raSar az
Beach, salary $40.
Ida Spangelo, rural in Pembina
county, salary $50.
Myrtle Stomner, intermediate grades
at Anamoose, salary $50.
FanGhion Mcmillan, intermediate
grades at kensaI. salary $50.
Maude Warren. intermediate grades
at MCClusky at $50.
Eva Albertson, principal at Dun
seth, salary $50.
Some six others have had positions
offered them but have not accepted
for one reason or another. The usua.
reason is hat of salary. Several con-
tracts are now pending and will like
~ he signed before this is in publica-
ton. The two who are located in
rural schools are 81 located by theil
Ch0lCe. They teach near home anC
Will live at their respective homes
This seems the only inducement thaI
is strong enough to cause norma
graduates to teach in the country. The
only way to secure these graduates
for rural schools except in such cases
as above is by making conditions ii
the country more satisfactory.
The members of the class this wear
are comparatively strong prospects
tor teachers and there is every reason
20 believe that every member will re
ceive suCn position as she is qualified
for. There are but three young mer
IN this class and one refused an offer
OF $50 the other day. 1t is quite Prob
able that these will soon be located
The normal correspondent wishes thai
former graduates of the school should
write him regarding their locations for
next year. Information from a few
comes to the school but we would like
to make a special item of this matter
Please state grade, p%ostoffice and sal
airy.
A week or SO ago we mentioned the
fact That j. Ingberg, head janitor, has
invented a sanitary drinking fountain
The model tor this ia now in operation
at the normal school and one needs
but TO see 1t to note it's advantages
over other fountains now OF the mar
ket. Indeed Its superiority is SO mark
ed That a representative Of a large
manufacturing company who was al
the normal school on business thought
It SO good a thing that he wrote his
company advising them to send a man
to see the article with a view to plac-
ing 1t on the market. The fountain is
4 ~"dandy". 1t is sanitary. 1t wastes
no water. THESE TWO points will sell
like hot cakes when Mr.. Ingberg plac-
es 1t before the public.
Presidents Mcfarland and Craine
were visitors at the normal school on
Wednesd2Y working with President
Hillyer Upon a plan for buying OF sup
plies for the three schools, The board
OF mana cement expects to Introduce a
different system Of buying supplies
with a view toward securing better
prices. The board meets on Thursday
10 transact routine business and to
consider his matter also. On We'd
nesday evening the gentlemen of the
faculty were invited to the home OF
Mr.. Hlllyer n spent the evening
pleasantly with Presidents Mcfarland
Il Craine.
The Dakota Literary society gave
the following program at Its regular
meeting last Friday evening:
Instrumental solo
.............. Miss Hatred Nelson
Reading-Held at the Station ......
Miss Evan!
Reading-The st. Johns Fund .....
Miss Coffee
R~eading-John Graham . Miss Feeney
Reading-The Painter Of Seville go.
Miss Broer
Reading-The Unexpected Guest .
Miss Beatty
Observation-Disclosures, the King 80.
Miss IOrnbOn
Vocal solo .............. Miss Broer
Reading-MrS. Harrigan Telephones
MISS Cummings
Reading-Friar Gerome's Beautiful
Book Miss Simpson
Fortnightly
......... Misses Sundt and Hazletl