The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-11-03
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. Miss SINAI was3ssid londay. Miss
Kline did double vol and work. pro.
crossed as usual. still. aiie=all felt relief
when w saw. her snlII he vyisage Tues.
day. zssS s #s}I f " s=Si|s &
Those Who are tardl atEschool remain eio1Ig
at recess to make. up tle= lost, time. =. it
is hoped That this willpeSaa help toward
better attendance. 4 = <s ~ .5z {. Z
Some of the parentA do not seem to
understand that it's necessary to send
excuses: when THERE. l, dren are absent;.
but IN z order that t the a may know
what the childrvn are toing it is.
= Some of the boys aid girls we're out
Halloween Eight, and Although a few Of
the: pranks which wefeS committed ar.
ound the: school house might have been
left rndone, still, ph the whole; they
we're not SO bad as they often are. !" !.
T. AL Of the members: pf the A History
class received pasaingE'arks IN their *
animation, but some of the B and c.
classes were not 50 fortunate. - +
Mr. Olson. one Of ::the members Of the
school board franar*AIaple llscalied at
onr school Thursday afternoon { I: .. .
A number of perfect attendance> cei-
titicates were issued this week. -. v: > =,
Tie physiology Glass have finished
their study of outlines. The exam1n.
alton Monday will tell whether it will be
necessary to .~cont'nue studying that
subject or not. s. j. 49,, =. Z
If more parents would cooperate with
the teachers ard endeavor to have all
the pupils IN the higher grades do some
evening studying Better results would
be secured: - -. a..
Quite number of pupils were absent
Thursday. .,
Helga Hottie is still absent. Beth
teacher and pupils will be glad when
she is able to return to school.
Emma Hottie, who has been absent
for some time, returned to school this
week. -"
Laurence Kluck was absent most OF
the week, but he will undoubtedly be
with us again next week.
T. Preparations are being made for an
entertainment at Thanksgiving and
much work will he required from now
until that time. ~
More room isneeded for play ground
as broken windows testify.
Martha and TiIlie .Jaskey, Lizzie Nor
rison and Lizzie :Oshwants entered
school Monday. 49,
Josephine Morrison and Matilda
Drouillard are again able to attend
school.
ARTHUR Berg and Thelma Titus we're
on the sick list Wednesday.
= Castle Hassy=was<absent two days on
account of sickness: -
John Olsen is able to attend school,.
Christina Everson, at East Maplebil],
lost no time by absence or hardness
during the week ending Oct. .26. Two
boys were tardy but five minutes each,
watching dog fight. -:
OF the East Maplehill pupils Chris
tina Everson was either absent or tardy
during the second month Of school, while
@. G. Bray and A. A. Everson were tardy
but once EACH: Number OF visitors dur
ing the month";. '.'....: =
Report of Grand Marais school for the
month ending October Goth. Gramme1
departments:
enrolled. .. =: =. ~, ........ 30
Total attendance IN days. ..,. ..:.. 537
Average daily attendance ..... 81
Average attendance in days by each
pupil. :...~.: ...... >18
Number OF visitors ....:........ 4
Number OF library books read. Sc. 81
Number Of tardy marks. -. - -: 49,. 81
Number of pupils tardy -. .:.:... II
Those receiving perfect attendance
certificates: Myrtle Carter, Blanche
Bal|y, Celia Hicks, Renal larson, Blanche
Murphy, Joe Murphy. r. .-+*.
The A spelling class, Including Muriel
Douglas, Rena Larson, :Helga Hottie,
Hester and Celia Hicks, had perfect
lessons throughout the month. Il
c>kevi sherwood. Principal.