HIGH AND GRADED This building is fireproof and floors of all rooms are frequently ed to those who shall have passed fully equipped for the study of Have I decided upon a vocation SCHOOLS IN OUR CITY finished in such a way as to scrubbed and a high standard of physics and chemistry. Work is a proper examination in arithmetic, In what subject have I exceptional make it impossible for germ, janitor service is maintained. spelling, English, grammar, here carried for which facilities ability? What weakness life to exist or multiply anywhere For entrance to the seventh are not offered by all colleges, reading, writing, geography, (Continued from Page i-V have, I that might be overcome in the building. Forced grade, the point where junior eighth grade composition, even of today. here consists of seventeen new by a wise selection of studies? ventilation supplies fresh air at high school work properly begins, and United States history. This Our reference and circulating Standard typewriters and all How long can I attend school? all times when the building is it is required that pupils school library is well situated regulation supersedes all other kinds of supplies and texts I Requirements for entrance to occupied, and this is maintained present report cards properly rules and is based on Section on this floor. This library is rapidly used in teaching stenography. the various departments of our at a normal point of humidity, signed by the sixth grade teacher, 1340 Revised Laws, 1915. growing in volume and Also on this floor are eight state university, the normal which contributes both to the thus covering work conducted Courses of Study value, and for the convenience rooms for classes of the respective schools, and many colleges may comfort and to the well-being by any of the special supervisors Each student should select of readers and librarian has been eight grades. Centrally be obtained at the superintendent's of all who occupy the building. of the system. his course of study in the high completely catalogued in accordance located on this floor is the office. For the convenience of those In the seventh and, eighth school with great care and not with the Dewey decimal administration department with Subjects Offered who may be indisposed there is grades there is but one course (before he has had the advice of catalog system. complete office equipment and Roman numerals in the table a rest room, and for the preservation for all, options not being permitted I his parents and some member or The Alexander Baker building files. Here also is the text-book below denote the lowest class of the, health of the pupils until pupils reach the •members of the high school faculty. was erected and equipped three library with a full complement in which the subject may be a school physician devotes regular high school, or the senior Because the various courses, years ago at an expense of $150,000, taken. of texts used in the grades and two morning hours each day higli school, as it is termed provide generously for electives, and since that time more Those marked are halfcredit in the high school, which are throughout the year. Temperature, where there is a special organization than ten thousand dollars worth it is the more necessary that loaned to the members of the subjects. All others count ventilation and humidity of this nature. Here all each pupil give the matter of of equipment has been supplied for one credit. School residing in the district and are under his control. the work pursued is preparatory selecting his line of work very to the ^several departments. Languages— for which there is no charge. For collecting the dirt brought for admission to the high school. Every want of the school has careful consideration. The following Latin Grammar I. On the third floor are the assembly in by the pupils a vacuum cleaning The State High School board questions should be asked: been met in such a way that no Caesar II. rooms and the recitation better work can be done in any apparatus reaches to the remotest rule governs: Students admitted Am I preparing for the Cicero III. or IV. rooms used by. the high school parts of the building. The to the high school shall be limit­ high school. university? If so, what course? Vergil III. or IV. classes, and a suite of rooms E I I S FOR NORTH COUNTY EXHIBIT TO BE HELD SEPTEMBER 15 AND 16, 1916 AT INTERNATIONAL FALLS MINN. Carmen No. 1, one .. ,.5.P„-'RibbonCarmen Girls bread judging contest open to girls enrolled in One pair Pillow Slips 40 Ribbon The object of the North 'County Exhibit is to bring No. 3, one peck 1.00 .50 Ribbon 10th grade and under in Koochiching County schools Centerpiece, white 40 Ribbon the agricultural possibilities of thia part of Koochiching Irish Oobbler, one peck 1.00 .50 Ribbon during the year 1915-16 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Ribbons. Centerpiece, ecru 40 Ribbon county to the closer attention of its citiseua uA Bites Triumph, one peck 1.00 .50 Ribbon judging contest open to boys in public Boys' Potato Lady's Porch Jacket 40 Ribbon to create a better interest in the fair at Northern*. Any other variety, one peck ...... 1.00 .50 Ribbon schools not taking high school agriculture 1st. 2nd Corset Cover 4Q Ribbon and 3rd, Ribbons. Corset cover, crochet yoke 40 Ribbon CLASS _9.—ROOT CROPS (Stock) Night Grown, crochet yoke 40 Ribbon except-live stock, shall be entered and In Allentries, Towel, crochet trimming 40 Ribbon CLASS 18^—GARDEN PRODUCTS Mangels, 4 specimens 75 .50 Ribbon 6 p. m. of first day of exhibit. Live f,tock place before Table Mats, one set 40 Ribbon Rutabagas, 4 specimens 75 .50 Ribbon. Jti to be entered before 6 p. of first day and place (To be Grown by Children) Handkerchief, crochet edge .40 Ribbon m. Stock carrots. 6 specimens 75 .50 Ribbon^ on grounds not later than 10 a. m. of ^second day. Table Runner, crochet trimmed ..._ .40 Ribbon Stc«ck sugar beets, 4 specimens .. .75 .50 Ribbo^ Potatoes, one peck 50 .25 Ribbon Crochet Toilet Set V'^-v Ribbon Stock turnips, 4 specimens 75 .50 Ribbom Carrots, 6 specimens 50 .25 Ribbon CZAS8 1.—HORSES 1 Table Beets. 6 specimens .» 501 .25 Ribbon_ 1st. 2nd. 3rd. FINE ARTS DIVISION Onions, 6 specimens 50 .25 Ribbon CLASS 10.—BUTTER AND DAIRY PRODUCTS Draft team $4.00 $2.00 Ribbon Popcorn, 6 specimens 50 .25 Ribbon Colt, under one year 2.00 1.00 Ribbon 1 pound print home dairy butter.. .75 .50 Ribbon CLASS 1.—EYELET EMBROIDERY Tomatoes, 6 specimens 50 .25 Ribbon Brood mare, with colt by side .. 3.00 1.50 Ribbon 5 pound jar home dairy butter ... 1.25 .75 Ribbon 40 Ribbon Centerpiece Cottage cheese .50 .25 Ribbon CLASS 2.—SWINE 40 Ribbon Dresser scarf CLASS 19.—GIRLS' BAKING CONTEST and over three mo.$2.00 $1.00 Ribbon Pig under six 40 Pillow slips, one pair Ribbon CLASS 11.—FRESH FRUITS (For Girls Under 16) Lunch Cloth .40 Ribbon CIABS 3.—CATTLE Crab Apples. 8 specimens 50 .25 Ribbon Night Gown 40 Ribbon Loaf, White Bread 50 .25 Ribbon Registered dairy bull over 1 yr., Corset Cover 40 Ribbon Any other apples, 4 specimens ... .75 .50 Ribbon Loaf, Graham Bread 50 .25 Ribbon any breed $3.00 $2.00 Ribbon Tame Plum, one pint .50 .25 Ribbon Chocolate Loaf Cake 50 .25 Ribbon Registered dairy bull under 1 yr., Compass Cherries, one pint 50 .25 Ribbon CLASS 2.—FRENCH EMBROIDERY Fruit Cake 50 .25 Ribbon and over three months ........ 2.00 1.00 Ribbon Ever-bearing Strawberries, best Centerpiece 40 Ribbon Pure bred dairy cow. any breed 3.00 2.0d Ribbon whole plant, showing fruit .... .50 .25 Ribbon .40 Ribbon Dresser Scarf Pure bred dairy heifer, 1 to 2 yr., Two Pillow Slips and one Sheet 40 Ribbon and breed 2.00 1.00 Ribbon CLASS 12.—CANNED FRUITS Lunch Cloth 40 Ribbon Pure bred heifer calf, any breed, (Either Pint* or Quarts) Waist ... 40 Ribbon under one year 1.50 1.00 Ribbon CULINARY Night Gown 40 Ribbon Wild Strawberry 50 .25 Ribbon Grade dairy cow any breed 2.00 1.00 Ribbon 40 Ribbon Tame Strawberry 50 .25 Ribbon Pillow Slips Grade heifer. 1 to 2 yrs any breed 1.50 1.00 Ribbon CLASS 1. Wild Plum 50 .25 Ribbon Towels ../. 40 Ribbon Grade dairy heifer calf, any breed 1.00 .50 Ribbon Loaf Graham Bread $ .75 $ .50 Lunch Cloth and 4 napkins 40 Ribbon Tame Plum 50 .25 Ribbon Best dairy cow, any breed. Sweepstakes $4.00 Loaf White Bread 75 .50 Wild Paspberry .50 .25 Ribbon Loaf Rye Bread 75 .50 CX.ASS 4.—POULTRY CLASS 3.—TATTING Tame Raspberry .50 .25 Ribbon Dark Cake 75 .50 Wild Gooseberry 50 .25 Ribbon (Trio of chicks of following breeds:) Handkerchief ..' 40 Ribbon White Cake 75 .50 Currants 50 .25 Ribbon Leghorns, White and Brown 50 .25 Ribbon Table Runner 40 Ribbon Fruit Cake 75 .50 Plymouth Rocks, barred, white Centerpiece .40 Ribbon Cookies, 3 varieties, six of each 75 .50 CLASS 13*—CANNED VEGETABLES and buff 50 .25 Ribbon Baby Bonnet .40 Ribbon Doughnuts, six 50 .25 Rhode Island Reds 50 .25 Ribbon Collar and Cuffs 40 Ribbon Collection of at least 4 different Pie 50 .25 Wyandots 50 .25 Ribbon Night Gown 40 Ribbon varieties 75 .50 Ribbon Orpingtons 50 .25 Ribbon CLASS 2.—PICKLES AND RELISHES Bantams 50 .25 Ribbon CLASS 4.—COLORED EMBROIDERY CLASS 14.—Garden vegetables Any other breed 50 .25 Ribbon^ Centerpiece 40 Ribbon SweetPickles, 3 varieties .. .* 75 .50 Dozen brown eggs 50 .25 Ribbon Radishes, 10 specimens 50 .25 Ribbon Lunch Cloth .40 Ribbon Sour Pickles, -3 varieties 75 .50 Dozen white eggs 50 .25 Ribbon Radishes, winter, 4 specimens 50 .25 Ribbon Table Cover .40 Ribbon Relishes, 3 varieties .75 .50 Ducks, any breed 50 .25 Ribbon Cucumbers, ripe, 4 specimens ... .50 .25 Ribbon Comb Honey 50 .25 Ribbon Turkeys, any breed 50 .25 Ribbon Cucumbers, green, 4 specimens ... .50 .25 Ribbon CLASS 5.—HARD ANGER WORK Extracted Honey, one pint 50 .25 Ribbon Geese, any breed 50 .25 Ribbon Winter Squash, one specimen 50 .25 Ribbon Centerpiece 40 Ribbon Summer Squash, one specimen ... .50 .25 Ribbon CLASS 5.—FARM CROPS Curtains .40 Ribbon CLASS 3. Pumpkin, one specimen 50 .25 Ribbon Lunch Cloth .40 Ribbon Sheaves to be 3 inches in diameter at band. Water Melon, one specimen 50 .25 Ribbon Canned Fruits, 3 varieties .75 .50 Sheaf spring wheat 50 .25 Ribbon Dresser Scarf 40 Ribbon Musk Melon, one specimen ...... .50 .25 Ribbon Preserved Fruits, 3 varieties .75 .50 Sheaf winter wheat .50 .25 Ribbon Ripe Tomatoes, 6 specimens ..... .50 .25 Ribbon Jellies, 3 varieties '. .75 .50 Sheaf six-rowed barley 50 .25 Ribbon CLASS 6.—SOFA PILLOWS Green Tomatoes, 6 specimens .... .50 .25 Ribbon Sheaf barley, any other kind 50 .25 Ribbon Ripe Tomatoes, small plum, type. Cross stitch 40 Ribbon Sheaf rye 50 .25 Ribbon White Embroidery .40 Ribbon 12 specimens ...: .50 .25 Ribbon Sheaf open head oats 50 .25 Ribbon Onions, red or white globe. 6 spec. .50 .25 Ribbon Colored Embroidery 40 Ribbon Sheaf side oats .50 .25 Ribbon Onions, fiat, red or white. 6 spec .50 .25 Ribbon DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES Punch work .40 Ribbon Sheaf buckwheat 80 .25 Ribbon Onions, pickling, 12 specimens ... .50 .26 Ribbon Crochet 40 Ribbon Sheaf Spelts .50 .25 Ribbon Parsley plant, one specimen ..... .50 .25 Ribbon CLASS l*—DOMESTIC Threshed Grains, same as above Rhubarb, 6 stalks ....... ....... .50 .25 Ribbon CLASS 7-r-PUNCK WORK except one. (1) quart of each .. .50 .25 Ribbon Apron, fancy' ...- .40 Ribbon Table.Beets, 4 specimens ........ .80 .25 Ribbon Centerpiece ........ .40 Ribbon Corn: 6 ears ripe sweet corn 50 .25 Ribbon Baby dress .40 Ribbon Table Carrots, 6 specimens ...... .60 .25 Ribbon 6 ears sweet corn, roasting stage .50 .25 Ribbon Dresser Scarf 40 Ribbon Corset cover 40 Ribbon Table Rutabaga. 4 specimens .... .50 .25 Ribbon 6 ears popcorn .I0 .25 Ribbon Homespun Yarn, one. pound ............ .40 Ribbon Table Turnip. 4 specimens ....... .5© .25 Ribbon 6 ears Dent corn .60 .25 Ribbon Hand woven rus .40 Ribbqn CLASS 8*—PICTURES AND DRAWINGS Parsnip, 6 specimens .50 .25 Ribbon •M 1 6 ears Flint corn .60 .25 Ribbon Other hand made rug .40 Ribbon Salsify, 6 specimens ............. .50' .25 Ribbon Oil Painting 40 Ribbon Shirtwaist ,... 40 Ribbon Celery. 3 specimens ............. .50 .25 Ribbon CLASS Water Color 40 Ribbon Man's Shirt 40 Ribbon Garden Bean, ripe seed. 1 quart .. .50 .25 Ribbon Crayon work 40 Ribbon Rape, 3 plants 50 .25 Ribbon Quilt .40 Ribbon Garden Pea, ripe seed, 1 quart ... .50 'l* .25 Ribbon Pen and ink sketch Ribbon Canadian field peas, 3in. bundle .. .50 .25 Ribbon 40 Field Beans, ripe seed, 1 quart .. .50 .25 Ribbon Photographs, amateurs 40 Ribbon Bundle tame vetch, 3in. bundle .. .50 .25 Ribbon Cabbage, early, pointed, head 2 sp. .50 .25 Ribbon CLASS 2*—KNITTING Taxidermy Ribbon -Millet, any variety, 3in. bundle .. .50 .25 Ribbon 40 Cabbage^ late, round head. 2 spec. .50 .25 Ribbon Bundle fodder corn, 6 stalks .... .50 .25 Ribbon Lace, cotton^ one yard or more ......... .40 Ribbon Cabbage, late, flat head. '2 spec. .50' .25 Ribbon CLASS 9.—MISCELLANEOUS Mittens 40 Ribbon CUSS 7,—GRASSES AND CLOVERS Kohl Rabi, 2 specimens 50 .25 Ribbon Shawl 40 Ribbon China, hand painted 40 Ribbon Medium red clover, 3in. bundle ... .50 .25 Ribbon Cauliflower, 2 specimens .. .50 .25 Ribbon Slippers ............. .40 Ribbon Leather work, tooled Ribbon Alsike clover, 3in. btffidle ....... .50 .25 Ribbon Stockings 40 Ribbon Wood carving Ribbon Alfalfa, 3in. bundle .50 .25 Ribbon CLASS 15. Socks 40 Ribbon Cut Flower display .40 Ribbon Timothy, 3in. bundle 50 .25 Ribbon Collection garden vegetables, at Pierced Brass Ribbon 40 Red top, ,31n. bundle 50 .25 Ribbon .. ... ... least 10 varieties frbm 1 garden 2.00? 1.00 Ribbon Raffia work Ribbon .40 Blue joint. 3in. bundle 50 .25 Ribbon CLASS 3.—CROCHET WORK Collection home grown flowers, at Rattan .40 Ribbon Red clover seed, one pint .50 .25 Ribbon least 6 varieties from 1 garden 1.00 .50 Ribbon Baby Robe 40 Ribbon Cut work 40 Ribbon Timothy seed, one pint 50 .25 Ribbon Bed Spread 40 Ribbon Irish Crochet 40 Ribbon Alsike seed, one pint 50 .25 Ribbon Cross stitch Ribbon '/^T, CLASS 16*-OkONEY Lace, cotton, one yard or more .40 Ribbon 40 All grain and grass seeds must be of this year's Shawl .' 40 Ribbon Potted Plant Ribbon 40 Ki growth and home grown. Slippers ». .40 Ribbon Potted Plant, in bloom 40 Ribbon CLASS 17.—CHILDREN'S CONTEST 'as 'd Baby Bonnet .40 Ribbon Baby Layette 40 Ribbon CLASS, 8.— POTATOES -,V Collection of canned vegetables by Baby Sacque 40 Ribbon Best dressed boy doll 40 Ribbon 'v. Early Ohio, one peck 1.00 .50 Ribbon girls under 15. at least 4 kinds One Sheet and two Pillow Slips ........ .40 Ribbon Best dressed baby doll 40 Ribbon •75^ .50 Ribbonv p. IH 1 'A'} 7 .-.ft