Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-10-18
Notes From County
Superintendent

Teachers Institute and Training
School opened Monday morning ut 8
a. m. with Supt. Chas. H. Wort, of
Burke county, acting as conductor, and
Miss Margaret C. Burns, who is Crit
ic teacher at the Valley City Normal,
acting as assistant.
Miss Florence Poole, who is To be
permanently located in this district as
Demonstration Agent. spoke to the
teachers and laIies Of the vicinity.
Following is list of those who GIL
rolled Monday and Tuesday: P. w.
Jennings, Bessie Peterson, Cora
Bleyhl, Emma Blcyhl, Ruth Kctchum,
Ruth Leffingwell, Nellie Johnson, EAcn
futile, Bcrnicc Tuttlc, Frances Far
rell, Cora Fcssen, May Skundberg,
j. NJ. Hiestand, w. L. Brown, Will
liam Kinney, Helen Wilson, Myrtle
Young, Verne West, Pearl Reamer,
Grace Lingenfelter, NJ. NJ. Johnson,
Clara Galley, Ethel Fogle, Philipena
Kelsch, Hazel Fogle, Charlotte Borch-
ert, May F. Raven, Hazel Butler, EN-
ma Tresler, Lucille Mckinney, Eugene
Justice, John Croasdaile, Sarah Por-
ter, Esther Swanson, Nellie E. Cur
rem, Mary Porter, Marie Inman, Ger
tie Paulson, Edith Knudson, Kathleen
Mulloy, Emma Knudson, Margaret
Venue, Edith Libke, Chas. D. Buck,
Laura Buck, Carrie Busby, Ben F. ST.
mon, Lester Schlangen, Mammie Hag-
gard, Alice S. Anderson, Luella
Kohnke, Ethel M. Steie, Luella Nor
tenson, Edna Spear, Caroline Grune-
fielder, Theresa Grunefelder, Mrs. C.
E. Brooks, Anna Luckeroth, Nellie
Porter, Kathlyn Schon, Anna NJ.
Schon, Olga Bye, Emma Fjon, Marelle
Kelleher, Pearl Schutt, Minnie Uhlen-
colt, Emma Kamroski, Mabel P. Ira
cy, Eva NJ Stewart, Oscar A.
Rumpff, Dora Sch;;ner, Ethel Hangen,
Frieda Siefert, G. Feichtingcr, Agnes
Gjein, Leonard Jellema, Carolyn Mac
donald, Flora Macdonald, G. H. Mayer
Cakes, Mrs. Gerry O'Callahan, Mabel
Colwell, Frances Baker, Elizabeth
Bertsch, Edna Mauk, May Burbage,
Louise Anderson, Clara Strand, Esther
Wentz, Julia Kelley, John Uglem, Iva
Bishop, Eva Williams, Lillian Doe,
Anna Benedix, Anna II. S. Tou, Ruth
Hadden, Vlasts Parizek, Cornelia
Greve, Sadie Greve, Mary Brodhead,
Mayme Stevens, Lillian Bushnell,
Irene M. Newell, Theresa Heanes,
Mary Jost, Henry hammers, Emma
Hon.
A certificate for three months per-
feet attendance was issued to Clifford
Coon, of Vino. ester School District
No. 5.
A certificate for nine months per-
feet attendance was issued to Alva
Burlingame, of McCulley School Dis
trict No. 90.
Miss Florence Poole, who spoke
twice on Tuesday ct the institute, is
one of eigh. demonstration agents
under the direction of the Extension
Department Of the Agricultural Col
lege at Fargo. She will work in
Burleigh, Logan, Mcintosh, Kidder,
Mclean and Emmons counties. She
is employed by the government which
pays her expenses. Her work is to
suggest the newer ideas in home prob
lens, household affairs, and especially
food conservation. She will come
into any community that makes re-
quest for her assistance, and give help
long the line of food values, food Sc
lection, food preservation, feeding a
family on certain allowance, preserv-
ing meats, etc. She will teach us how
to cook the same old vegetables in
new and appetizing ways, and what
foods 60 we'll together. She is paid
by the government, backed by the Elk
tension Department of the Agricult-
ural department, and hired to work for
US. Let US see that she does it. She
doesn't know our needs until you make
them known to her, but will be only
too glad to go to any community and
give assistance along any of the lines
suggested. If you want help, write