Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11

Constable e-f. q. GEancy, Z. u. Gibbs
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NAws Items Of City Schools.
Conducted by Six Members of the
High schoo'..
Prof. Byownson returned to school
Monday,
Robert Bell has been absent for the
past two days.
Elmer Bergh was absent Wednesday
A pleasant surprise party was given
Ny the lAh and Nth xyades Of the High
gea,ool ut the Marelius residence in hon
or Of MissszsNa's lsah birthday
Willie riding wild horse Monday
evening. Cora Barnfather had the mis-
fortune to have her saddle tArn, and the
result IS that she is Carrying bandaged
arm.
The 1lih, 10th and 9th grades have or
Ranized into class organizations. They
are classes of 1901. 1902, and 1908; re-
speetively.
The officers of Class '0l, are Robert
Boil Pres, Oscar Bell, Sec, and Waldo
Leonharsay. Treas,
Those Of Glass 'R, are Spurgeon Stew
art, Pres, Mary Anderson, Sec, and
Norma Richards, Ereas.,-
The officers of Class '03, are Eva Ma.
relihs. Pres. Roy Field, Sec, and George
Harvey, Treas,
Class coloys and notices have not been
chosen.
The only case OF absence in Miss Elm
coins room was that of Alice Markell
who was unable to come Tuesday on ac-
count of illness, 4 no only two cases Of
tardiness haye married this good record.
Nsaly Presby, Harry Hamburg and
Obulson Barnfather, are three. pupils in
Miss Williams department who did not
1niss one word in spelling the 6Tst month
Of school.
Tie pupil of each class who wins the
most stars for perfect lessons is allowed
to wear star pin for 4 week.
The attendance has been quite regular
this week.
The Columbus day will be celebrated
in Miss Leonhardy's room, Friday after.
noon, and all parents and friends are
cordially invited to be present
Chester Newell and Roy Snyder were
absent from school Tuesday and Wed.
nesday.
Excellent progress is being made by
the 8th Grade in ALGEBRA
The students of the Grammar Depart.
mept are very stud>ous and preserve
good order.
The following named pupils have been
neither absent nor tardy during the
month of September:
HIGH SCHOOL.
Elmer Bergh, Katie Baldwin,
Waldo Leonhardy, Oracle Nelson,
Maud Bell, George Harvey,
lilly Nelson. Molena Burgess,
Mary Anderson, Francie Bell,
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.: ''--.' %. .-
Nossie Freeman, Paul Field.
Bertha Mckay, Midge Baldwin,
Edward Martin, Thomas King,
Frank Foss, Chester Newell,
ADVANCED DEPARTMENT.:
Ida Baldwin. Albert Anderson,
Ira Poe, Enmet Matthew's.
Arthur Bell, Wesley King,
Robert Porter. Joseph Bell,
Pansy Stewart, Clara Ross,
George Marelius, Abby Johnson.
Ivan Me'zyer. Jennie Will,
Lonnie Harvey, Lbuis Belinger,
1NTERsrEDIArE DEPARTMENT.
Lizzie Richards. George Costello.
Harry WoodIey, Ollie Freeman,
Orlando Burgess, Mary Driscoll,
Jennie Presby, Coulson Barnfather,
Eugene Bruegger, Harry Hamberg,
Johnnie He6ernan. Floyd Stewart,
Hiram Bellinger, Esther Ande rson,
Maggie King, Ivan Cole,
Maurice Shea, Signe Backstrom,
Wrna Sharp, Fern Foss,
SECOND PRIMARY
Stephen Field, Robert Stephenson,
Eroy Woodlay,. Francis Marelius,
Martha,Wagner;- Homer Mathews,
Clara Snyder.
FIRST PRIMARY. -~.
George Backstrom, Rosa Driscoll,
Jimmie Stephenson, Vernie Bellinger,
Leslie Snyder, Anna Reid,
Robert Bell.
Allenberg. g. Cos. Report of.
Stock Sales.
CH1cAso, Oct. 3, 1900.
Receipts of range cattle this week
about Il, OO0 head; common dogie steers
Csc lower than last week; choice heavy