Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-10-24
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The Juniors are working hard on
their program which is to be given
October 26th. It will be one Of the
greatest hits of the season. Come and
get your moneys worth of fun.
Aryid Lindstrom went goose hunt
ing, for a few days, but returned Mon
day.
Howard Magladry, a teacher from
Radium, visited school Monday.
Fortunes told at the Junior program
October Goth. Have your past, pres
ent and future told Come one, come
ALL The public is invited.
Everything looks spooky in the pri-
mary rooms. The pupils have been
studying about Halloween and have
.cut out pictures Of ghosts, witches
and pumpkins.
/: The farm crops class watched the
filling Of the silo at the Spaulding
farm Thursday.
It is rumored that the Freshmen
are to have their long looked for par
ty. Invitations have not yet been
received by the upper classes.
Several girls went automobile rid
ing one day and had a breakdown but
by means of a red sweater owned by
one of the girls, the train stopped and
they had the good fortune to return
home.
Mr.. Johnson, the manual training
teacher, has vanished the new cup
board in the sewing room annex, an
effective finish to a very useful article
of furniture.
The second division of the geome-
try class under the leadership of
Chester Hanson and Saxton Nelson,
average two points higher than the
first division. Each division consists
of twelve pupils. Average for the
six weeks being ss and sc. Ida Copp
had the highest average SO.
attending to business here this week.
Mrs. W. H Dixon has promised to
be the auctioneer at the basket social
November 1st.
The Seniors will give a basket So
.cial, November 1st. Everybody come.
Mr.. Johnson when asked to contri-
butte something to the High School
notes Mike, I'm busy as bee,
that's all have to say
Come and see the Wrong baby ,
the little play to be presented by the
Juniors, October Goth.
Mrs. Lamberson and Mrs. Quist-
gard visited school Tuesday.
Mr.. Johnson has made magazine
and paper rack which is to be placed
in the assembly room
Come and see the Junior program,
October 26th. 1t is full of laughable
situations. Only twenty cents ad.
mission and it's worth it. Pay your
money to the Third Ghost.
Mr.. Freed and Mr.. johnson visited
the four associated districts Wednes
day.
The Sophomores held a party a:
Farrell's Friday evening. They had
a most enjoyable time. Music an6
games were the chief features of the
evening.
The following letter from Mr.. G. G
Schulz has been received by Mr.. Nit
chell and is one which ought to be o
interest to all who are interested il
education.
Constitutional Amendments and Pub
lie Schools
Two of the amendments to til,
4 Constitution to be voted on at the
4 general election Nov enber 9Th hav,
a direct relation to public schools an.
!. education One amendment provide
for a state one-mill tax for roads ant
bridges. AS a general state polio,
this proposed amendment is of vas
importance to every citizen and ever,
interest in Minnesota. It has a direc
relation to the rural schools, and t,
the movement for consolidation
When We have better public roads