The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-26

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J. ". Nilsson. Ulen.
G. III. Bean, Dilworth.
A. T. Tovas. Ulen.
John Grinde, Moorhead.
Oscar Gunderson. Dale.
Carl Tall. Hawley.
III. r. Mensing, Hawley.
]. L. johnson. Hawley.
A. w. Fogel. Dale.
Ole Torkildson. Glyndon.
o. @. Midgarden, Glyndon.
John Carlson, Dale.
0. B. Gunderson, Glyndon.
Mrs. Emma Burman, Glyndon.
ole Christianson. Ulen.
Theo. s. Thompson. Hawley.
L. ]. Mostrom. Hawley.
CLAUS Holte. Ulen.
T. T. Woodward, Hawley.
John Sarby. Kragnes.
H. H. Omberg. Hawley.
Andrew e. Stevenson, Dale.
c. F. Peterson. Moorhead.
c. J. Oman. Sabin. -
Z. ]. Johnson, Dale.
p. j. Landin. Moorhead. -
William Videen, Moorhead.
M. e. Christensen, Borup.
= John A. Johnson, Moorhead.
This Mornings Meeting. ..
T. B. Miller of Perham, was unable
to attend on account of sickness SO
the first number at the morning ses-
sion was John Munroe's address on
Essentials Of Elementary Education.
Mr.. Munroe, who Is superintendent Of
school Of Faribault. was extremely
radical in his outline of work and gave
the teachers something to think about.
The keynote of his talk was the desire
for assimilation rather than reproduce
ton in thought IN children.
Martin w. Gee. of the Oakmound
consolidated district, talked Of the
benefits of the consolidated school
system. He said that all objections
have been overcome except the cost
and thes chools are worth all they
cost.
DIR. L. c. Lords subject this morning
was Motive in School Work. His ad-
dress may properly be called "brac-
ing and the keynote was to dis
tinguish between inducement with a
material gain in view and incentive
where the benefit derived is personal
and because of accomplishment.
officers were elected at the business
session this afternoon. ST.
Notes Of the Meeting.
The exhibit of Medici prints in the
domestic art department on the sec
ond floor of the new building at the
normal srould not be overlooked by
ally VI lhC NASALOLcs II Is Ola Ohu6uc11
exhibit being productions in color of
$50 masterpieces in art. The exhibit
was loaned by the Beard art galleries
Of Minneapolis. Admission is free and
no visitor should miss seeing it.
H. T. McAnulty, of Minneapolis, is
representing the Northwestern School
Supply Co. at the meeting. .-...
HSi-
when the water glass of the heater
ing the car with steam. The car was
crowded with people on their way
down town after the evening meeting
when the blowout came. Nearly all
of the passengers left the car until
the atmosphere was cleared and the
steam shut off. This accident appears
to be in keeping with the service on
the line.
E. M. McElroy Of White Bear Lake.
is the representative Of the American
Book Co. in attendance.
Wesley C. Mcdowell, Of Marion, N.
D., and alumnus Of the normal, was at
the meeting yesterday. He came to
meet his old friend DIR. Lord, who was
president of the normal while he was
a student. s
J. c. Brown. president Of the st.
Cloud Normal school, attended the
session last evening.
J. C. West, formerly superintendent
of schools of GAINESVILLE, is here rep
the N. w. Book & Supply
Co. of Minneapolis.
The School Mems banquet will be
held at the Comstock hotel this even
ing. Addresses will be made by Judge
c. A. Nye, President ]. A. Aasgaard
and others. All who wish to partici-
pate are urged to be at the hotel
at $3.50.