The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-11-26

In an editorial headed "Up-to-the-
Minute" the Daily News (Aberdeen.
S. d. discusses the proposed remodel
ing of the normal schools of the north
west to meet the needs Of the teachers
and the schools as advocated by F. p.
Claxton, U. s. commissioner OF edu-
cation, before the North Dakota teach
ers at Grand Forks, as follows: 1T
is interesting to note that each n
of his proposed reforms for normal
schools has been completely worked
out and put in force by the present
administration of the Northern Nor
NAL and Industrial School. located in
Aberdeen. The two plans which he
proposed are the keeping Of the state
schools open throughout the year and
the systematic organization OF the
work of training teachers for the rural
schools. = = The state institution at
Aberdeen is truly ar opportunity
school," thoroughly organized to meet
the various educational needs within
it's field and province"
Sheriff Can Make Charges.
That a sheriff may charge for copy
ing papers which are placed in his
hands for service, even though he is
supplied with the necessary copies for
his duty, is the holding of the state
legal department on inquiry from tho
states attorney of Hughes county.
The law gives the sheriff l cent for
each ten words for copying papers
which he is required to copy for serv-
ice, and that it is not necessary for
him to personally make such copies
to get the fee is the holding. So long
as the required copies are made and
served, the fee is due, regardless OF
who made the copies.
Take Out Carloads Of Fish.
The state game department has SO
far this fall taken sever cars of bull.
heads out Of Lake Alice, neal Alta
mont. The lake was overstocked and
the fish were starving. Each carload
carried approximately $4,000 fish.
ranging from -four inches to a foot in
length. Three of these carloads have
been placed in Jim river at different
points; one car in Swan lake, Turner
county. and one car at Red lake, Brule
county. The others were supplied to
dams and ponds.
The tenth animal convention os .bo
South Dakota Dairymens' and Butter
makers association will be held in
the Sioux Falls Auditorium -, Dooam.
her / and > The six+b and anal ccor.
ing If he animal hnttar con+ast VIM
be q special feature THE contest w;l1
also award snecial nri7ee 4 snoo;.1
miro of soo viii ~ .u.raod - 49,
buttermaEer liyina twenty ar moro
miles from ciouy Ea11s ,,ho br;,me ~
the convention tha 1oroost ao,oaatian
Of cream nrodnoore
"o'N !" r"ys!es'
ABOUT Tour hundred OF the young
women attending the Northern Nor
MAJ ~ Aberdeen are taking systena.
tlzed WORK III phSsical training under
tne dlfectlon OF Mrs. Frances Miner
ana MISS Iatl Ailllafls, DOLL expert;
LII TINS me OF work. Just no" the
young women are reading up the bas.
keeoaii rules ana preparing Tor ar
eScltlhS season or lnterclaSs events.
.ssi..s Hs'e poei oi6aiiiAeu
Makes Health Tests.
Regular health tests fo~ South Dako.
ia school children was the keynote
Of a lecture given in the auditorium OF
the State normal school by DR.. Frank.
lin Jones, dean of school education at
the state university, and president Of
the South Dakota State Teachers as.
ISOLATION. Poor health IS mainly re.
sponslple lor the packWardness OF pu.
DIS Df. Jones oeciafed, n he gave
seSeIal dem~ohstfatlons with lnstru'
iheheS 70 ilius'fa'e MS point.
Governor Upheld.
The supreme court has denied the
writ or mandamus asked for by Or.
oscar Phelps, OF Lennon, who sought