The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-02

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Merit Attendance Excellent;
Accommodations Good
With the selection of Minot as the
next meeting place and the election
of r. NJ. Black. president Of Ellendale
Normal, to be chief executive for the
ensuing year, the North Dakota Edu-
cation association held it's last gen
eral session at noon today, and by
midnight many of the educators who
have been here for one of the most
successful gatherings in the history
of the association, will have left for
their homes.
Grand Forks, Jamestown and Minot
appeared as contendOrs for the honor
of entertaining the association in 1918
when the final Dalloting began this
morning jamestown dropped out
early in the voting, and then. as the
balance continued to shift in favor of
MinOt, Grand Forks gracefully with
drew, making 1t unanimous for the
Magic City in 1918. Minot has not
enjoyed this privilege for number
of years, and this fact and the consid
Grafton to which the rapidly growing
northwestern section of the state is
entitled. influenced the educators to
a large extent.
The election of r. M. Black of the
Glendale Normal Is not only a tribute
to the wide popularity OF this ener.
Retic educator, but, lis the, logical re.
suit Of carefully planned and we'll
executed campaign. BLACK for presi
dent" was the slogan which greeted
the instructors everywhere, and those
who came here with an open mind
early reachSdsthersOaeld that this
man Black, who had SO many friends
and such loyal supporters, might be
entitled to their vote.
Lynn b McMullen OF Valley City,
vice president 81 the state normal,
and L. A. White of Williston, super
intendent of city schools there, re-.
ceiyed very complimentary vote, but
Il was evident from the first ballot
that Rlack had the election sewed up.
Other oiFicers named for the ensu.
ing wear were: First vice president
7 H Cotton. New Rockford; second
vice nresident. Elizabeth M. Gill; Will.
,,ston. secI.etary. w. 3. Parsons, Bis.
,orcL. trSa surer. Martha Fulton,
Wahnaton. members of executive
con,m;ttae Nelson Sauyain. Devils
= aLo. Rruce Francis. Minot.
The ratirine officers are: ,Presi-
,.a. = % Edwards of Jamestown:
s.st % Woo nrasident. p. T. Iverson, La.
% ,.a... sonrrd Woo nresident. L, A
rns,to % Wv,,,;ston. treasurer. F. w.
n"..., me ..,,,,nro. and M peatrice
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give t"e p.nH nTe ..,.n AZ, - ~ w. .no. ~.
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and under the present organization Of
the normal schools tney cannot supply
all these teachers. The normal scnoois
now graduate 4OO per year, OF wnlcn
loss than ten per cent go into the