The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-10-11

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7. The school community center.
8. A high school education for every
American boy and girl.
9. Adapting the course Of study
to the environment.
10. To teach a high order Of pa
triotism.
These divisions were taken up in
full and very ably handled by DR..
McBrien. He congratulated North
Dakota on the rural school rally
week and on it's fine work along the
line Of consolidation and standardi-
zation. One Of his many pertinent
statements which was we'll received,
was his reference to the political
He said, "The Revolution of Politics
by the Farmer must go hand in hand
with the revolution of the rural school
system" Speaking Of the question
from the standpoint of dollars he
said, "The best investment the Amer
ican people can make is in the fu;,
ture Of their boys and girls. The
splendid presentation Of so many
sound thoughts was treat to the en-
tire audience. nr. McBrien closed
with q few well chosen remarks re-
garding the teaching Of Americanism
in our American schools. DR.. Nc
Brien also lectured at the Methodist
church to capacity house Wednes-
day evening, which was equally we'll
received.
Prof. Hollis spoke at some length
Eon consolidation and Standardization
The key to Prof. Hollis speech lies
in one Of his statements as follows:
II believe that the consolidated
school is the best and ultimate solu-
ton of the rural school problem"
He elaborated on this subject and
drew on his large number Of exper-
fences with particular cases, many OF
which were humorous as well as per-
tinent. Prof. Hollis made the sub
iect clear to both the teachers and
the members of the school boards OF
Bottineau county who were in at
tendance. ,...n.
Mrs. Hollis gave a lecture, and
demonstration of school luncheons.
This was of great interest to all
present and especially the women.
Wednesday night following DE-
McBrien's lecture at the M. E. church
there was . reception given the mem
hers Of the school board and the
teachers by the high school OF the
city at the Masonic Hall.
The following is a complete list OF
the III teachers in attendance at the
meetings:
MARI A. Bradford.
Myrtice O'Neill, Maxbass.
Eta Teevai1s, Westhope:
Mrs. Sarah J. Wik, Maxbass.
MYRTLE Morrison, Westhope.
EIizabeth D. Morrison, Westhope.
. Anna Rosevink, Kramer.
o. II. Samuelson, Sour1s. -
oliver P. Field, Gardena.
Victor E. Esson, Overly. ...
Andrew O. Leding, Sourls.
Chas. D. Tritt, Antler. A
Lucy Matthies, Antler.
Josephine Watterud, Souris.
Stella Lackey, Antler..
Odena Knudsvig, Bottineau.
Mae Alice Jensen, Antler.
lanes A. Manning, Bottineau.
Mary E. Manning, Antler.
Ruth Kalbfeisch, Bottineap.
Nora P. Kalbfeisch, Westhope.
Emma C. Gebhardt, Kuroki.
Ruhv Conuuergood, Westhope.
FLORENCE Harker, Westhope.
Resale B. Griffith, Gardena.
Mary Gibbs, Willow City.
Susie Gibbs, Landa.
Ellen Kleven, Sourls.
Palma Auran, Sourls.
Viola Hembroff, Landa.
Thora Nyhr, Landa.
Marie Myhr, Souris:
Iessie s, Cranston, Bottineau. !,
Cora NJ. Thompson, Landa.
Valdine Thompson, Landa.
- Anna Thorson, Sourls.
Cugta Sveen, Kramer.
Igobel Yackey, Westhope.
Lula Patterson, Westnope'
Ida Natthies, Antler.
Ida Klev, Overly.
Merle Van Camp, Overly.
Isabel Love, Overly.
Viola Craig, Souris.
Verna Turner, Bottineau: -.
Marie Wik, Naxbass co =. Merr1tt
OLGA GlomseEh, Souris.
Esther Amundson, Bot1neau.
Carrie A. Ryan, Bottmeau.
Amelia Poirier, Bottineau.
Emma Knudson, Sourls.
Mildred Bowler. Sourls.
Lillian Shetland, Souris.
Mabel G, Score, Souris.
Pearl j. Dahl, Sour1s. 7
Edna Jones'
Johanna Botten, Souris.
EaTv Bvenstad, Bottineau. 49,.
Bertha Dickinson, Souris.
Alice Nae Fox, Dunseith. 4
Alvie Stone, Souris. 8.
Zalla. Stewart, Bottineau.
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