The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-11-03
their reports said.

their reports said.
Hereafter the names OF those perfect
in attendance and punctuahty will be
published at the end Of each two
months This month the names Of
those from the Maple Grove and Central
schools are given in fonr weeks. the
name Of those from the new building
will "a due.
The initiation Of the eight freshmen
into the Boys ayceum was carried OF
smoothly last Friday evening Messrs
Chas Richard Russell Richards and
1onn Bauer We're chief eNecutors AID
saw that no one was injured, bnt That
an were duiy impressed with the
gravity of tire occasion. The refresh
ments were served by Messrs. Webb,
Larson and Huria who deserve mueh
credit for their skill in catering
Miss Sadie Edred has recovered
sufficiently 70 resume her duties AZ the
Lynn school
Jake Schmidt eutered school this
week.
Harvey Lucas, 90 is taking post
graduate work
The children in Kindergarten y
observed Hallowe en- hy having pop
corn party Wednesday afternoon. The
ltile folks were busy all week decora
ting their room with Jacko lantern
and brownies. AS they knew nothing
about the l.lans for the afternoon. their
surprise was great when at two O'clock
they were told Is blind their eyes for
few moments and upon opening them
q really truly Jaock lantern WAS glaring
at them the shades were drawn 50
that il seemed quite like an evening
party The paper bushel baskets which
the children had made in the morning
were then passed aud were filled with
pop corn. IL was very amusing To hear
the children tell how many bushels
Of corn they hal had After playing
games, they went home at the usual |
time but not until they had said good I
bye to Mr. .Iacko lantern and had told |
him what a good time they had had !
at his party
The interior Of the gymnasium has
been painted beautiful pea green.
This hue was evidently chosen 20 that
the contrast between il and the Fresh
men would not be too glaring when
they came In contact with IT, and also
10 prevent them from feeling embarras-
sed when suddenly weaned Of their
native element
The following pupils in the Maple
Grove and Central buildings have been
neither absent nor tardy during the
months Of September and October
kindergarten "A Miss Kimpton
Hulgar Larson. Theodore Semke,
Victor Waytulonis. Martha Bauer,
Minnie Dicle. Marian Getzen Amelia
Viola Richard
First b Miss Ards.
Haryie Anderson Melvin Munroe.
Raphia Recla. John Runquist, Frank
smith Elmer Soderberg, Alfred Erick.
'on, Andre Carlson, Freddie Schroeder.
Agnes Dunn, Serga Anderson. Lima
Johnson. Margaret Lyons. Ella Lind
lolm Hehmy NANNY Margaret Sho-
,ren, Helmy Peterson Ida Ericks, u,
iladys Darling.
First a Miss Barry.
Esther Holmes Margaret Liberty
lille Olson. Dewey Trombly. Edna
smith, Clarence PICARD. Lille Strand.
'erno Prudhomme, Clemmy Davidson,
iohn Smith. Carl Evar. Boyer stolbcrg
Theron Hill Mary Mattson. George .
)alcanale, Mary Kareanon.
Second "B Niiss Behan.
Emil Cossett, Henry LaPlamt. Ounie
iuria Leo spanner Charlie Evitts. .
ella Citizen. George Nylund Robert
'yluud Hulda Olson. John Hiosky.
ospeh Ladda, Nellie Schroeder. .
'harlie Bothger Alma Larson
second a. Miss Mitchell.
Reginald Varncy. Ethelene Henry.
Norman Larson. Angelina Bouchard.
'aul Nelson
Third "B Miss GaHney.
Dewey Biork, Walter Baner. George
'assidy, Lyle Charron. Alice Evits
lingo Johnson. Axil Manning. isabelle
iortenson. Gretrude Moline. Susie :
'eterson, Ruth Ross. Agnes Soderberg.
Third "a" Miss Harbour.
Ruth Darling. Veronica Leonard, =
Judith Nolingberg Flora Senike. =