The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-21
School Officers Much
Pleased by Reception

OCHOOl OIQCorS IN aCCeuCduCe DIT the
county association meeting here Tues
day were:
Pierce-Jos. Pickard, Anton Ander-
son, Fred GRAIN, p. w. Miller, John
More and R. B. Cox.
Lake Towns. B. Kegrice.
Dazey-J. B. Shearer and Mrs. Hans
Strande.
Baldwin-Neil Mckay.
Uxbridge-Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Wild
ditield.
Edna-H. Mortenson and r. H. Ar
thur.
Rogers-C. O. Tolstad Harry Smith,
H. N. Ballow, Chas. Paulson.
Ashtabula-John Eggert, Mrs. Edith
Ford, Mrs. Sophia Ayers, John Logan
and Mrs. Lena Zoeller.
Grand Prairie-S. J. Noxon, M. T.
Miller, Ole Sunde, Burt Bruins.
! Minnie Lake-Erwin Hicks.
Anderson 49, Olaf Fernquist, Geo.
Law.
Getchell-Mr. and Mrs. M. M. White,
J. H. Whitcher.
Noltimier 49, John Salzman, H. R.
Bruins.
Weimer-Walter Young.
Eckelson-M Connolly, Thos, Davis,
ST., T. C. Weatherbee.
Potter-C. o. LANCER, H. L. Bartel,
Burnt Nordley.
Hobart - Ole Anderson, Martin
Gudmestad, Albert Faust, J. D. Kram-
er, Jake Miller, Frank Brock, Martin
Brock.
Valley City-Mrs. w. J. Wester.
gard.
Alta-G. Weiss.
Oriska-J. j. Taylor, L. Isensee.
Mansfeld-Geo. Gordon, A. B. Fer.
guson, A. B. Diemert, Geo. Stroh.
Hemen 49, John Campbell, RObt
Strang, Herman Krueslick, j. A. Stoll,
H. Cowdrey.
Green-M. Mortenson, Fred Nelson
Marsh-John Garland, Fred Peter
son, Ida G. Void, Milton Stemhagen
Henry Hanson, Andrew Hanson.
| Cuba-Theo. Danielson, Thos. Class
man, %. S. Mason Mr.. and Mrs
Jones.
Spring Vale-Mf. and Mrs. John F
Wegner H. o. Ahrens, Dan B. Nelson
H. j. Richmann
Svea-S. J. Aandahl.
Skandia-Ole Fossen, Chas. TRACER
Elliott Gussaas.
Nelson-Mandius Monson, Ole Thor
eson, C. w. Olson, Victor Snider, Mr.
Snider, Sr.
mingham-Frank Grossinger, A
H. Moede.
Greenland-Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Baas
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Boom
Rosebud-Mr. Fewell.
Oakhill-Hjelmer Brown, John Hou
gen, Knute Olsberg, J. M. Thoreson.
Raritan-W. H. Cruff.
The following resolutions wer'
adopted before adjournment:
Be it Resolved, That we, the schoo
officers of Barnes county in meetin
assembled, do advocate and assert:
First-That our organization ha
proved a very halpful and useful OF
ganization to the school officers O
Barnes county under the able and er
thusiastic leadership of our esteeme
county superintendent, Minnie J. Me
son, and her assistants.
SecOnd-That we realize the import
ance of these meetings and every Ell
fort should be made to encourage tn
attendance of all three Of the schoo
directors, the clerk and the treasure
of each district in the county, and no
only the president of the board ant
the clerk.
Third-That these meetings shOult
be seld annually in the month of June
Fourth-That we realize the import
ance of our rural schools and hearth.
appreciate the addresses and recon
mendations of Miss Carney, that w
recommend to our membership thu
valuable suggestions and recommends
tions made by Supt. C. w. Knox il
his inspiring address.
Fifth-That we endorse the efforts
and recommendations of Miss Clar;
L. Larson relative to the health of ou
school children and the sanitary con
ditions of our schools.
Sixth-That we extend our heart!
thanks to Mrs. w. T. Craswell ant
Miss Amidon for their enthusiastic as
sistance in the music Of the program
and to Miss Norton for the beautiful
flag drill given by her pupils.
! Seventh-That we appreciate the
hospitality of the State Normal schoo
and extend to Pres. Mcfarland oul
} sincere thanks for furnishing us {
place of meeting and for the assist
ance given US.
| Eighth-That during this period O.
our national chisis we should make :
special effort not only to display oul
flag on every school day but also tt
encourage the teaching Of patriotism
tho cinpino <of natriOfic cOnps and tht
use of flag drills.
Signed by the committee on reso
lutions:
"A. H. Moede, Fingal,
Mrs. Hans Strande, Dist. 81,
j. L. More, Wimbledon,
Geo. H. Law, Dist. GO,