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There are 860000 employes in the
service of the railways iu the United
States according to latest report They
ask for an increase of about 30 cents
per day which seems at least a reason
able demand This would at once put
into the channels of trade 87000000
which is now hoarded by the Goulds
Vanderbilts and other K E Kings
The Keeley movement for the past
year cuts off nearly 20000000 from
the liquor traffic or 132202 barrels
of liquor for which a new market must
be found The records at various
Keeley institutes throughout the
country are said to show that rising
83000 men have taken the Keeley
treatment for drunkeness Dr Keeley
claims that on an average there have
permit which is due to a deficiency
in their knowlege of the common
branches
Second A large number are teach
ing without any previous trainiug in
Theory ana Art of Teaching
Third The teachers of this county
live so far from any formal School
that they cannot afford the expense
incured by traveling from 300 to 500
miles to get the proper training for
their work In view of these facts it
has been urged that a class for teach
ers be organized in the Valentine
High school during the coming winter
months The number of recitations
in this department will not allow us to
form many new classes but we think
any teacher of the county can be ac
comodated in the following branches
which will be taught the coming win
ter term Arithmetic U S History
Physiology Geography Grammar
Word Analysis Drawing Penmanship
Civil Govt of aSTeb Algebra English
Literature and Theory and Art of
Teaching In the last named subjects
the class will be allowed to observe
recitations conducted in the other de
partments of this school every few
days where they will see the best
methods put into practice in the lower
grades by first class teachers
Ellis E Good
Principal Valentine school
School Government
Looking at all the teacher dose we
may call it the proness of teaching A
process in school work is now gener
ally held to be an act of a complex
nature one made up of independent
and inter related parts Teaching
then would name all the systematic
work done by the teacher The prin
cipal kinds of teaching are organiza
tion government and instruction By
organization the teacher puts each
pupil where he may work most econ
omically He is placed so as to work
with ohers of kthe same ability and
same knowledge Instruction is the
direction which the teacher gives the
pupil in order to induce him to master
the subjects he studies Government
so far as organization is concerned has
for its immediate purpose the keep
ing intact of the arrangement of class
m secured by it Government secures
4rder which is a neccessity for instruct
ion for that purpose Besides its im
medfate ends government has a re
mote end whichris the discipline of
tnVpupiI in habits of order and polite
14 mess Nbw the point aimed at in this
particle the relative amount of the
Hieacheis energy which should properly
be axtened on organization govern
ment and instruction which of these
processes isien tilled to the
marrsxrefSBrssarr
Sent I hppn a
amonghis graduates From what is
known of the characters Df the men
who take the treatment 250 a year
would be a low estimate for the ex
penditure of eacli for drink
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
This department is in charge of O V King
County Superintendent and is edited and pub
lished in the interests of the Cherrj county
schools
Teachers Class
The following facts have been
brought to our attention a number of
tinies
teaching on
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PRICES
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teacher
if
have governed such a
teacher would do nothing but walk up
down the room straightening then
out these are symptoms of one mala
dy a failure to instruct properly
There are no doubt persons who are
inhabited by a of disorder
whose presence ichp is the signal for
all the evil spirits in a school room
to rush violently down the steep place
of mischief into a deep sua of disorder
Such are beyond human skill and hu
man endurance But the failure of
ordinry mortals in school govern ment
are traceable to bad instruction more
than to any other source Here are
the principle pills in Pandoras box
note teaching text book work alone
loose jointed tests which try nothing
but the pupils ingenunity to deceive
the teacher Words with no attempt
to dig down to a solid stratum of
ideas perpetual play over the surface
of ideas and to grapple with their sig
nificence Masses of undigested infor
mation pitched at the pupil without
the solvent thought The foci of this
question are covered by a simple and
plain principle Instruct so as to
work up and energize the pupils intel
lect and government becomes a light
and easy matter If the pupil is in
terested in thinking of a subject he
will not descend into the low ooze of
law breaking and constructive disord
er The intellects which think vigor
ously the truth necessarily color the
wills that go with them with the trath
of right action
The above was read by II D Keen
teacher 111 Dist 35 o 19 at the teachers
association held at Lavaca Sat Dec
3 IS92 J
Report of schoel in Dist 20 for the
month ending Dec 11S92
Total number of pupils enrolled 22
Average daily attendance 17
aSTames of pupil neither absent nor
tardy Katie Beer Marshall Beer
John Leach Will Leach and Sanford
Leach W P Morgareidge
Teacher
Crookston Items Simmered
Some snow
G Cornell passed through our burg
last Priday
Ed Sipe was trading horses with the
Searby boys last Saturday
T Hulbert was through Crookstoh
one day last week
Doc Cary has constant employment
with his new dray in our village
Henry Hathorn went to paint Val
entine red last Fiiday
Quite a number of our town folks
went to quarterly meeting in the Ger
man settlement last Sunday
llev Julian stopped off at Crook
ston last Saturday on his way to hold
quarterly meeting in the German set
tlement and Valentine
Mrs Graham ana Miss Eva Hathorn j
were doing business at the county seat
Monday
Mrs John Harden and daughter
Eva passed through Crookston Tues
day on their way to Valentine where
they intend to make it their home
the remainder of the winter
Everybody is making preperations
or agjandXmas tree and entertain
ment which will surpass anything thip
world ever saw
Yours Correspondingly
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Kenzel Items
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The onlVj Pure Cream of Tartar Powder No Ammonia No Alum
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard
ant amount If we ask ourselves earnest business man to start a store
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expend two thirds of lhis energies on
government however much good gov
ernment is to be desired the answer
isjieither far nor difficult to seek esvis
cerated teacher a pedagogic fraction
whose numerator is too small to make
him of much real value as cin educat
ing force Two thirds of ones energy
given to suppress whispering to silence
batteries of masticate paper pulp to
insure the epidermis of one part of the
school against the inverted pin points
of the other and such liice restraints
of unemployed juvenile humanijty is a
waste of power That two thirds of
energy is due to instruction Days
of danger and nights of wakening
about control show a fatal want of
skill which if not speediLj overcome
will send its unfortunate posessor to
the limbs of failure HeJms no cen
trol She or he would have
Mrs Satterlee departed
rlnv fnr Pnlnrndn yvIipvp sli TOill visit
during the winter months
Katie isser is on thQ sick list this
week
Our school is to have a vacation of
one week between Christmas and New
Years
The teacher will spend her vacation
with her parents near Crookston
Nenzel is much in need of a depot
and hotel
Mr Shipley furnishes his childern
with a team and wagonjto come three
and a half miles to school
Mrs Quade went to Omaha for
medical treatment
Lauretta
Sparks Items
Fine winter weather
School opened here in the new
school house Dec 12 with 16 scholars
and Miss Bina Miller as teacher
Sparks could not let Christmas pass
without a tree if it is a short time tor
preperation The community in gen
eral are in earnest about it and have
decided to have it Christmas eve
I Good many of our farmers went to
j Valentine the 20 with hogs having
j contracted to deliver on that day
Ambrose Sterling and wife were
the guests of Mr and Mis Abner
Glarkson Saturday evening staying
over Sunday
Mr and Mrs V P Sterling visited
with Xorden friends oyer Sunday of
last week being gone three days attend
ing Mr McWilliams sale who is an old
acquaintance lie is going to leave
our country for Ames Iowa He goes
to a good place may success go with
him
Rattler
Christmas is coming so merry and
gay
Wood Lake Gobrlings
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Also Bob P with his bailer for
hay Hes up in the morning and cuts
wire at night and works with his fur
coat buttoned up tight
Mrs O Moyer has returned from a
months visit in Indiana
Mr Honey has completed a large
building which he is having filled with
baled hay
Sheriff Johnson was doing official
business in Wood Lake last Saturday
There is a great demand for cars in
our city for shipping baled hay
Henry Ballard and X Pussel were
in town Wednesday night on their
way to Valentine
Miss Ella Barns returned Sunday
from Johnstown where she has been
visiting a few days She will rtum
betore Christmas
Mrs Pews little boy wqs very sick
this week with throat trouble but is
better now
Mrs M Johnsons sister is visiting
with her this week
Wm Day arrived in Wood Lake
Saturday night He will return to
Fairfax in a few days
Turkey Gobbler
Steens Precinct Items
We are having beautiful weather
at present and farmers are busy gather
ing their corn crop which is light but
of good quality
The Heckman boys are in our settle
ment finishing up thrashing for the
farmers
Mrs Preeman wife of Ben Freeman
died the 3d aud was burried the 5th
She leaves a husband and six children
one an infant only a few days old to
mourn
Mahoney and Rogers shipped three
car loads of cattle last Sunday morn
ing from Mullen
Roy Crum of Mullen says its the
biggest and finest girl in town and
weighs ten pounds
Mr Wm Bankson left last Thursday
forScotts Jjiull countv this state
The boys aiound here occasionally
bring in a grouse for which Mr F M
Cudebeck of Mullen pays 85c cash or
goods
If any teacher wishes to teach school
this winter they can have a chance to
do so by applying to Hugh Boyer
director of district 51 in Cherry county
Since the above was written we
have had a little winter
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benefit received from d Milks Restorative
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Nervine My pulse is normal I have no mora
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I sincerely recommend every one with symptoms
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THE CHERRY COUNTY
LAND COMPANY will have a
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town lot sale of 100 lots at 15 a
peice commencing January 2nd
1893 and continue until all are
sold 25 of them some corners
are of business lots near ths
school and store where lots have
been sold for 200 a piece and
others are worth from 20 to 75
25 business or dwelling lots will be
given away to any one who will
erect a building on the same by
June 1st 1893 building not to be
smaller than 16x20
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From al appearances the town will be
built up next spring Nine good buildings
have been erected within the last two
months About 100 families have taken
homesteads here during the summer and
will begin farming their Und in the spring
Any one being to far off can
send their 15 and have some one
here buy for them A clear deed
will be given for every lot as
soon as it is bought and the
money paid Come and try your
new years luck Selling at J
BTEIM BRBCHERS store For
further imformatioril write to J
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