Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-03-08
NOTES FROM THE COUNTY sU.
PERINTENDENT.

lneEducatlOnal news Nulletin, pub
lished monthly by the Department of
Public Instruction of the state of North
Dakota, has been sent to county and
city superintendents, principals, rural
school teachers, and the clerks of all
school districts. 1t is designed as a
means of exchanging school news of
general interest in the state and of re-
cording educational improvements
and progress in the state and nation;
in other words, Of supplying an edu-
cational clearing house for North Da-
kot, We hope that every teacher
will read this paper carefully and loan
it in the homes in her community. 1t
should be the means of spreading much
valuable information. Much material
valuable for civics classes as we'll as
current events will be found. Incl
dentally, there is an explanation of
the "teacherage" which was a civics
question in recent examination.
We would advise teachers, in whose
schools eighth-grade finals are to be
given March 1890, to dismiss the 9TH
er pupils for those two days, as it
makes too much confusion to try to
conduct the exan,inc lions according to
the prescribed rules and also give reg
ular class work.
The next issue of the Educational
News Bulletin will contain statements
of important school legislation recent
ly enacted by The state legislature.
The new laws are especially favorable
to the rural schools.
We spent last Thursday and Friday
in Bismarck in conference with State
Supt. N. C. Macdonald and Attorney
General William LANCER, incidentally
witnessing the closing of North Dako-
ta's Fifteenth legislative session. We
feel quite we'll informed as to the atti-
tude Of these officers on the enforce
ment of school laws, especially COM
pulsory education and also the seven.
month school term.
The last of May or the first of June
Mr.. Macdonald and Mr.. LANCER will
make tour of our county holding 10.
|cal meetings of school officers andd pa.
irons. Attorney General LANCER car
speak German auently and will per.
sonally give his. views on our educa.
tional laws and the enforcement OF
law in general.
| Certificates for three months per.
feet attendance were issued to Rose
Gimbel, of Gayton No.2; Joseph Krun
and Mary Krum, of Winona No. g.
Clarence Van Horne, Victor Van Horne
Robert Sautter, Anna Meier, Johr
Lipp, Johanna Lipp, lone haven. Ed
win Wittmayer, Arthur Sautter, Os
car Luchs, Arthur Luchs, Reva James
Anton Bosch, Hazel Gillespie and 10.
Heisler, of Winchester No. s; Cells
Shepard, Leo Kiefer, James Andrus
Agnes Williams, Orin Tyberg, Algi.
Simpkins, Edward Sabraw and Leta
Weaver, of Williamsport No. 6; AL
mira Doe, Mabel Doe. William Groer
and Richard Groen, Of Baker No. 10
Rose Wald, Louisa Wald and Johann,
Wald, Of Exeter No. l3; Nicholas Roel
rich, Leo volk. John volk, Lawrcnc,
Welk, Regina Feist, Helena Meier
Konrad Winkel. Mike Welk, Joe Roeh
rich. Matthias Mohser, Matthew Dur
gad. Wendeiin Fischer, Veronica Eich
Ter, Joseph Bichler and Josephine Bich
Ter, Of Strasburg No. Is; Tillie Graf
Dorothy FchIhaber. Emma Sehatx, Wi
fred Fehihsber and Bernard venne. o
McCuiley No. 22; Esther Benz ans
Ralph Clarke. OF Dana No. %; Myrti
viii, Elmer Gsbel, Arnold VIII. Hsrr,
Bcai. CsrToi Carlson and George urs
wig. Of Kinsyre No. Is; Msgsie Mol
amG Rossiie Mold, Of winena No. Z
sCarl Becker and Reginald Asbreshi- Q
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