The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1922-07-14
School Off { fiIcer Of
Count d Met / Here. ! | ! I.

sfs5t AT sasCdll OF the County tSup0F1u-
tendent "a M b Met Curdy, about 20
1 members OF school boards OF the var
7ous districts In Mclean county met
at the court house Monday where
they were addressed by Superintend- :
entS Curdy.
ssss very interesting meeting was
held and among the more important
matters discussed were the question
OF teachers wages and the. penalty
and interest fund. IN regard to the
teachers b wage, It was decided by
those present to adopt q minimum
wage In the county; which was placed
at $50 per month for teachers who
are Qualified yet inexperienced in
teaching. Since the teach sminim-s
gum wage law was repealed at the pri-
maries, it; was deemed advisable for
the meeting to Il adopt q M wage that
should be paid lin this; county, al
though this does not IN any way bind
a school board to do so. In discussing
the penalty and interest fund, q com 4
mittee was appointed which Visited
the office OF the treasurer to ascertain
the amounts due the various school
districts from this fund The COM
ymittee reported it's findings to the con-.
vention, which by a unanimous vote
decide that 1t was not for the best Sin-;
teFest Of the county to have the amount
due for the past years returned. but
that the future penalty and interest
should be apportioned to the various
subdivisions. u IA
Other speakers who addressed the
meeting were County Red Cross Nurse
{ Miss Charlotte Lynstad and Prof.
Codding, Of Wilton. They both gave
interesting talks, Miss Lynstad deals
\ ing with her work of looking after the,
health Of the children and Mr.. Codding
on teaching. & " l.25!; B. f II:
Miss Blanche Palmer assistant
state public instructor, who was to-
address the meeting, was unable to-
get here from Minot, on account Of
/ bad roads. @ sS B s. i
Schools Directors attending were:
Peter Borg, Mrs. O. e.. Odell. RusO;t
C. %. Lechner, Wilton; Ernest Miller,
Ira Houtcoope Garrison; Mrs. p. M
P16wman. Thee Knutson, Mercer; q.
sB. Tweeten, Washburn; Chas Tauer,
Underwood; wv. Stengel; Gust Giese,.
sParshall; G. w. Carlson. w. g. Childs,
Frank Peterson, Coleharbor;; Mrs Gail
Kits, Garrison; Jacob Kurle, Mercer q
Henry Willie, NORWOOD; Wm.s :PS 81
Busse, Dogden; i. q. Love, Russo; W.
L. Stephens, Mercer; Mrs. Ethel Wil-ss
hams, Wilton, ter Philbrick Turt-s
Is Lake; Jacob Just, Mercer ]. q.
Prbuty, Underwood; !; Paul Linstaedt
Washburn; w. IS. Sprout, Mercer; Is
s.. MAXWELL Wilton; M. =: Holey, "a
IT. Anderson, As: q. Nordquist, Turtle
Lake; $ Geo, Stohler, Benedict; Nick
Krebsbach, MEX, Fred. Dastin, Under
wood !; jacob Bauer, Dogden; David
Schlichenmayer, Mercer;; bin ],
johnson, Albert Lund berg, I, Wash burn q
II. M: Bryson, Turtle Lake; Krogh
sOYre,s John sSchlaht, Mercer; Garl h
Swanson, Wash burn bert r. 81
Lam, Turtle Lake; q Brown, o.
sGessle, Mercer: "A dolf Riemers, Wash
burn; Alex e alisky, Ruso Charlotte
johnson; Henry She ldon, Wash shburn;
). IS. Stevens, Falkirk;; Swan Nealand-: a
or, Benedict, Pa1mberg Turtle
Lake; Ole Sundby, Ruso; 4 M: H. Vree-s3
land s. Garrison a Andrew Johnson
Russo; T. B. PresseT. Mercer r. 1O.f
EYerson, ~, Is. Jose ephson. a rthprsL cid 81
hahn, WashbArn; II IN ehrk kins, Pa..S
Yoth, sBeneda Net; frs. Neil /, Harmon, y \, Z
sRaso; Il a. /. arson, p. Shearer, z A,s
Molendorp yilton PAUL Fisher,$
j. MahoWald. Garrison; John
Springney yer, Mrs. vm. Lierboe, Tlirt-S
5lea Lake Qnsrud, Cole harbor s 81
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