Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-03-14
Notes From County
Superintendent

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| George Henderson was issued a.
third grade certificate, and the fol-
lowing teachers have been issued
fourth grade certificates: VIM. Stry-
ker, Joyce Gladding, Mrs. Ida Wood
ruff, Alene Olson, Olga Thor.
Miss Esther Swanson's school in
Emmonsburg school district, has be-
come a Red Cross school. Also the
school taught by Miss Emma Fjon in
Baker school district.
Many of our school boards are max
ing contracts with their teachers for
another year. This is an excellent
idea as teachers are going to be in
great demand another year, and if
you have good teacher we would ad-
wise the board to secure their services
for another year if possible.
DR.. Carl Mathie, of the Chicago
branch of the Friends of German De-
mocracy, a loyal German-American
organization, will make a series of adj
dresses under the auspices of the
Council of Defense of North Dakota
in German, at the following places
and dates: at Braddock, Saturday
noon, March %; at Hazelton in the
afternoon, and at Linton in the even
ing. Sunday, March Oath at Stras-
burg. These meetings will be edu-
cational, and as it may not be well
advertised our teachers are urged to
make it known among the German
speaking people. At these meetings
noted local leaders of German ances-
try have signified their intention of
being present to aid in every way in
making the rallies success, and to
prove to the world that North Da-
kotans of German blood are loyal and
patriotic citizens of the United States.
The following pupils have complet-
ed the eighth grade subjects and di-
plomas have been mailed to the teach
ers: Leo Appert and Noma Scott, of
Williamsport; Leonard Nauman and
Merritt Harding, of Danbury; Johnnie
Ohlhauser, of Gayton; Eva Baumgart-
ner and Helen Baumgartner, Of Stras-
burg; Clara Casey, of Clayton; Chris
tina Grell and Juna Carlson. of Kin
tyre; Lucille jackson and Nina Put
nam, of Union; Phrene Junge. of
Cherry Grove; Vera Slona, Walter
, !, Beastrom, Hildagard Beastrom, Leroy
Benson and Irene Benson, of Dan
bury; Helen Millenaar, Wilmina Mil
: lenaar,- Winnie Int Welt and Dick Int
D Welt, of Baker; Esther Benz, Grace
t Mauk and Ila Mauk, of Dana; Ray.
mond Gates, Leroy Cabbage and, w.
Leonard Tracy, of Burr Oak. This
list will probably be completed next
week. All the papers are not yet in
t For the benefit of those to whom il
s is not yet clear we wish to, state thai
any three small certificates of attend
ance entities pupil to three months
:, certificate from the county superin
tendent. Any three of these certif
icates from the county snparintnden
= entile the child to larger nine montl
certificate. 1t is not required tina
. these certificates be required in sue
:, cession or in any one year.
II Nine month certificates We're issue,
to Arthur Luchs, of Winchester; t
Melville STEINER, of Williamsport; t
Christina Baumgartner and Emm
Krieg, of McCulley.
Three month certificates were Is
sued to Winson Casey, of Clayton
]. Bennett Ramey. Fred Kist,. Banyo
Blore, Sebastian Thomas and, Esthe
Kloudt, Of Winchester; to Martha Of
N SON.. of Baker; to William Ochsnel
'g. of Sell; to Anthony Wager and Err
est Koon, Of, Danbury; to job
i Schmiere, of Mccuiley; to. Isabel ;Sa
= the, Juna Carlson, Herbert Urevit
Lelah Clarkson, Rnts, Beal, Grac
Olson Carrol Clarkson and fiar,
e. Beal, of Kinty-c; to Lillian. Rous,
III Elna Nylund and Bernhart Rousri, (
Lincoln.