The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-06-07
IN AND AROUND DELHI.

Remember the ball at the D. C. B.
hall Friday evening.
Win Kernes reports the fishing al
Redwood better than at the gold mine
isaac Leslie and wife have returned
from visit to Cottonwood and vicinity
l.. Abrahamson and Landlord House
are putting the finishing touches on
their new building.
Have your shoe repairing done by
an expert, at reasonable rates, by Mar.
tin johnson, at Mahowald's harness
shop at Redwood Falls. 43-3t.
F. X. Northey of Minneapolis is act.
ing as relief agent at the NJ. & ST. L.
depot at the present time. Painters
are doing the finishing touch at the de.
pot, which adds much to it's appear.
ance
G. NJ. Browne and family started on
their eastern trip on Thursday. They
expect to spend Sunday at Niagara
Falls, going from there to Kingston
and other points on the st. Lawrence
They will return some time in July.
SCHOOL CLOSING.
Last Friday marks the ending of q
very successful school year in Delhi
Mr.. Gullette has shown great ability at
prlncipall in bringing the school up to
the,proper standard, and Miss Holmboe
in the intermediate department has
proven herself very able and efficient
teacher, and Miss Stewart in the
primary department has demonstrated
that she is the right person in the right
place.
The school picnic which was to have
been held on Saturday was postponed
on account of the inclemency of the
weather.
The commencement exercises on
Friday were very successfully con.
Quoted throughout The hall was vel
filled and the following program was
rendered: Voluntary. Chrissie Steven
son; Discussion of the question IRE
solved, that the policy Of the United
States to the Philippines is right
Affirmative, Grace Anderson and neg.
alive Johanna Stevenson.
The two graduating pupils "done
themselves proud" in the discussion
drawing from the audience loud ap.
plause at the conclusion. The discus
sion was followed by speech by Supt
Race, in which he brought out many
and we'll pointed remarks. Mr.. Gul.
lette, who presided, then presented the
graduating class to the school board
D. Mclean, as President of the board
then presented the diplomas to the
class and in his remarks said that he
hoped the class would have a desire
and the privilege of advancing still
further and attaining to still higher
honors and that others of their school
mates might by their success be slim.
ulated to more earnest efforts to merit
SlullIdl uOuOlS, duu uuIoIICu Ny OllCA'
ing the thanks of the district to the
teachers for the very commendable
manner in which the school was con
Quoted during the year. After the
singing of America by the audience
the program was ended.
The monthly report of the Grammar
department of the school is as follows
Enrolment II aid average attendance
II. Pupils neither tardy nor absent
Joan Stevenson, Nora Tradewell, Min.
ME Carbert, Hilma Borg, Ruby Boehm
Ralph Steele and Grant Stewart.
The report of the intermediate De
partment is as follows: Total enroll
ment 80 and average attendance II
Neither absent nor tardy, John Mclean
Gordon Steele, Willie Stronach, Hilms
Hendrickson, Henry Halberg, Bett
Bruner, Cora Olsen, Edna Berg, John
Carbert and Christine Stronach. Johr
Mclean has been present every day OF
the school year, or $50 days.