Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-09
CAPITAL cry TEACHERS
| LEAVE FOR VACATIONS

The capital city teachers will leave
for various points following the com
mencement exercises and the altlmnt
banquet which will close the COM
mencement week festivities this eve
ming.
OF the high school faculty Supt. c.
c. Root will 60 TO Dickinson, where
he will teach at the summer school.
Mr.. and and Mrs. C. f. Bolt will
leave next Tuesday for the twin
cities, Duluth and will later 60 to
Madison, Wis, where they will take
up special work at the Wisconsin
university. w. l.. Gross will retire
from school work and will engage in
business in the city. Miss Mellenl
will spend the summer vacation at
her home in St. Paul and Miss Spill
lane will go to New York to attend
the National Educational Association
convention and later take special
work at the teachers college, Column
bia university. Mr. and Mrs. A. r.
Hahn will spend most of the vacation
in Bismarck, and will go next fall to
Detroit, where he will engage in
school work Miss Anna Steele will
go to her home in Webster City, la.
George Bresnahan will spend the
summer in the city and Miss Bessie
Johnson will go to Duluth and in the
fall will take up her work in the Mi
not Normal school, Miss Mana Wig
forss will take special work in the
CHICAGO university and Miss Minnie
Kohler will 60 to her home in Fargo.
Miss Frances Lamb will go to New
York, where she will attend the grad
uation of her sister at the teachers
college, Columbia university. Miss
Hamel will spend the summer at
Grafton and Minneapolis. The three
grade teachers of the high school
building: Miss Dora Larson, will re-
main in the city; Miss Ida Rudd, will
visit her sister in St. Louis, Mo-, and
Miss Eva Morton, will go to Saco,
Mont
Teachers of the north ward school
will also spend the summer at various
points. Miss Digby, the principal
will teach summer school at Dickin.
son; Miss Towle will go to Wabasha,
Mimi; Miss Irvine will go to Lidger.
wood, N. d., and later will attend
summer school in Minneapolis or Mis-.
sOula; Miss Maurer and Miss Boyle
will remain in the city, and Miss Pet.
ersOn will so to Pembina. Miss An.
derson will attend summer school at
Valley City and Miss Mallory will 60
TO Glendale.
Miss Casselton, principal of the
VIII school, will remain in the city
The other teachers, Miss Dorothy Nc.
Farland, will so 10 her home in Val
ley City and later to the lakes in
Minnesota: l.. Mary Ruthruff will
spend the summer in Fargo; Lucinda
Clemens will go to Winona, Mimi,
and later will take western trip;
Sara Andrews will go to st. Paul
Mary A. Boysen to Winnipeg, Duluth
and other points; Eva Mark will gC
to- Moorhead, Mimi, to lake points in
Minnesota and later to Yellowstone
and Glacier parks; Alice, Smith will
go to New Lisbon, Wis. Miss Jessie
Mcleod to Grand Forks and later will
take an eastern trip; Carrie Haugen
will remain in the city for some time
and later go to Devils Lake, where
she will teach in summer school, Ada
Stonehouse will 90 to Larimore and
later to Ontario and eastern points,
SONS OF NORWAY, ATTENTION.!
Local Lodge No. 1O7 will have it's
regular meeting at X. P. hall at 500
p. m. Urge every member to be pres.
ent.