Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-31
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Tor month ending March IL: No &C
days taught, 80 No. Of pupils en-
rolled, s1v: avSf1ge daily attendance,
IA. Arthur ik3ia9ek Hazel, Doris ano
Pearl McCarth5 AIMS SchnebeI AND
rilda Liebeg received certificates ct
perfect attendance. Arthur ana Edna
Mccarthy, Freda Scnuebel atssndeo,
10 days. p: ; ::.s;::.z;s
Julia e. Rslmer, teacher.
School report of advanced depart.
ment ID district No:S7 for the month
ending March ~: No OF days taukht,
20; No of pupils enrolled. So; NoH#of
visitors, q Those perfect id attend
ance are VIM. Carlson, John. JOSIE: an@
9ertie Winczews ski, Chester and Arthur.
Johnson, Wm. Okerman, Edith ArvId-
son: and Charles etl3roberR. Those ah
sent one day OF less are Herbert Girl
son, Polly Olek, Rose PiechowSks,
ANNE Sch,ppritt and Paulina Me
man. those having 100 In deport-
ment are Rose Pichowski, Leo; Doro6;
Emma Nieman. VIM. Okerman,
Charles Broberg and Josie W,nczew-
ski. Those having IS or above are
Frank. Annie and Julia Schippritt~
Henry Doroft, Arthur Larson, Stella
and Polly Olek, Albert Thonai Bdith
Arvidson, Herbert Carlson Airick ance
Walter OIek, Carl Anderson and 1ertSes
WincZewski.
Carrie Sprandel, principal.
Report of primary department dis
trict No. 81 for month ending March,
II: No. days taught 10; No. of pu-
pills enrolled. 81. Those neither absent
nor tardy during the month are Hid
M md al In I'M.
and Frank Kreckler and Inez Olson.
Those excellent in department are Sadie
and ANNE Durotf, Anna Broberg Inez
Olson, Anna Olek. John and Bennie-
Woczowski, Isabel Thoma and Edith
Snandel. Della Quine, teacher.
Report OF school in district No. IS
for month ending March "a: Nc
pupils enrolled, SO; No. days taught
20; average attendance, 10. Those en-,
titled to certificates of perfect attend
ance we're William, Herman, Thomas,
and Dewey H ayes and George and
Ernest Larson. Those receiving 1909
, in spelling during entire month were.
Louise and Mary Gwosdz, Pauline:
Magdzas Harry Hayes. James and VIM
|O'Donnell and Peter Magdzas
Jessie V. Dingman, teacher
School report of district No. Is,
primary department: No. days
taught, 20; No. pupils enrolled, 70.
Those entitled to certificates OF per-
feet attendance are Lao Boras, Cecilia,
Kiedrowski, John and Frank Trutwin,
Josephine and Andrew Podraza, Mic
hazel Nowak, George Palaslk and Ed
mund Wozniak Those absent two
days or less are Paul Boras Leo
Thomas and Peter Barkowicz, Ieresa,
Kruzel, Joseph, Peter and Frank
Tyiman.
Advanced Depart ent. No. pupils en-
rolled, IS. Those entitled to certificate
es Of perfect attendance are Felix
Koziol, Wanda Kruzel Lily and Cecilia
Kiedrowsli, Mathew Malaaszewski
Rose and Johanna Nowak, Anna
and Philip Trutwin. Those absent two
da, or less are Pauline Inter, Joseph
Kruzei, Joseph Lesinski, Frances
Trutw1n, Joseph Zywlaloski and John
Glazik Benedlctine Sisters, teachers
Report Of school district NJ. 112 for
the month ending March r. No. Of
pupils enrolled, T. No. OF days taught
49, average daily attendance, Z. Those
who were not absent during the entire
month were John, Eda. and Mary
Elslad ana Susie, Anna and Cecilia
Theis.
Margaret I. Arnold, teacher.
Report of Fish Lake school, district
80 for the month ending March "a:
No. pupils enrolled, "a No, days
taught, 20: Average daily attendance,
e. Those who received perfect atten-
dance certificates were Imbie Michel
son. Eddie and Alma Pink, Willie
Bloedorn Hugo and Eric Miche]s, Cart
Peterson, Ellen Johnson, Henry Mel.
son, Arthur and Harry johnson.
Visitors we're Waino Nicholson, Miss
Peterson. Miss Akerberg, Hjalmer
Gustafson, Roy Baily and E.
Carpenter
Mamie Carpenter teacher
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