Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
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Report of school in district No. i for
month ending May 2. No. of days:
taught, 20; No. Of pupils enrolled, 25;
average daily attendance, IL. Those
neither absent nor tardy during the
month are George Burris, Maud and I.
Vena Peeky, Harold and Ella. Wait
Those who graduated from the eighth: /,
grade are: Esther johnson, Florence
Anderson, Hildegard Carlson, Felix
Doucette and Albert Valley.-Aileen
N. Friend, teacher.
Report of advanced department of
school in district No. "a for the month
ending May 2: No. pupils enrolled, 90,
No. days taught, 20; average daily at
tendance, 16. L. G. Savage received
perfect attendance certificate for the.
month.-Lillian Chadwick, teacher:
Primary department. pupils en-
rolled, SO; No. days taught, 20; aver
age daily attendance, 26. Pupils who
received perfect attendance certificates
are Stanley Olson, Carl Lindquist, Ber-
nice Savage, Carl Benson, Carl and
Alice Bern.-Anna Carlson, teacher.
Report of school in district No. 1O5 !,
for the month ending May 2: No. pu-
pills enrolled, II; No. days taught, 20;~
average daily attendance, 16. Those.
neither absent nor tardy during the
month were: Gladys Bohlmann, Mil
bun and Lloyd Close, Caleb, Franklin
and Lulu Crabtree, Carolina, Clara,
Herman and Rosa Hamers, Marjorie
Skoog and Bernard, Clemence and Ce--
celia Stein.
Sadie G. Anderson, teacher.
Report of school in district No. IS
for the month ending April 25: No. Of
pupils enrolled, 26; average daily at
tendance, IS. Lada Biernarth, Elmer
Faure, Clarence and Harry Hoffstedt,
Amy Lilga and Glen and Andrew
Oothoudt were perfect in attendance,
Those absent two days or less we're.
Roy and Hazel Hegg, Hedge Lilga,
Edna Oothoudt and Milo Norland.-
Mamie E. johnson teacher.
Report of school in district No. 50,
Fort Ripley, for the month ending May
2: No. Of days taught, 90; No. Of pu-,
pills enrolled. 81; average daily attend
ance, %. Those neither absent nor
tardy during the entire month are Har-.
| old, Hattie and Mildred Tedford,.
! Aurelia, Homer and Ruby Laforce,
F.! Gustav and Walter Holz, Wilfred Da-
| vieau and Susie Mcclure. Those alb
| sent not more than one day are Viii
! fred Patnaude, Otto and Martha
: Laatsch and Harvey Johns.
| .. Lucy L. Sutliff, teacher:
school district No. 81 for the month
ending May 2: No. of days taught,
| 20: No. of pupils enrolled, 80; average
-! daily attendance, %. Those perfect ifs
! attendance were Clara Carlson, Mary
Evan, Agnes Zazdzewski. Ethel Lar
+! son, Linda Olson, Levi Peterson and
Kate Zikla. Those absent two days or
less were Andrew Evan, Anna Had,
Augusta Zazdzewski, Rose Peterson,
Malvina Sundberg, Oscar Carlson. An
drew Had, Mike Adams.-Ethel G.:
Pearson teacher: =
! Primary department-No. of DAYS
taught. 20; No. of pupils enrolled A.;
| average daily attendance, 80. Those
who were perfect in attendance were
! Polly Adams. Pete Evans, Irene Hlod,
Edna Johnson, Lizzie and Agnes
Guhas. Mabel Larson, Marjorie Larsen,
| Harold Peterson, Burt and Mildred
! Peterson and Bonnie Salitros. Those,
absent two days or less were Glen
Peterson Annie Cooper, Ollie Zilka,
! Evan and Anton Johnson and Elmer
Freeman.-Rose E. Peterson. teacher.