Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-01-31
High School Notes

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Demonstration on the canning of
meats, by Helen Mapps, assisted by
4 Ruth Peterson, third and fourth per-
iods, Friday afternoon, Feb. 2, 1917.
Mothers and friends are cordially in
/ vited. Demonstration begins at 2:35
o'clock sharp.
The High School Basket Ball Team
will play Stephen next Saturday.
The game between East Grand
Forks and Warren resulted in the
score of 16 to II, in our favor.
Last night the Girls Basket Ball
Team won in a game with the North
Star by a score of 26-1.
Mrs. Stinchfeld entertained the
women of the high school faculty
last Friday evening.
Olga Bloomsness and Anna Peter
son visited school on Tuesday after
noon.
Gone Forever-The Pasco Live Wire.
Ten years ago Kansas farmer
put his initials on a dollar bill. The
next day he went to the nearest
town and spent it with a merchant.
Before the year was out he got
the dollar bill back. Four times in
six years he got it back for produce
and three times he heard of it being
in the pockets Of his neighbors. The
last time he got it back he sent
it to mail order house. He has never
seen the dollar bill since and never
will. That dollar bill will never pay
any more school or road taxes for
hint will never help build or
brigten any Of the homes in his COM
munity. He sent it entirely out of
it's usefulness to himself or his
neighbors.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL NOTES.
The grades are busy preparing to
give a Patriotic program.
The Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and
Eighth grades wrote some very good
compositions on Birds The follow
ingf pupils papers were sent in to
the Farm Crops Show at Crook
ston: Carol Lindberg, Melville
Sjostrand, Martha Nicholson, Ralph
Stevens, Winston Mitchell, Myrtle
Mcrkassel, Grace Braggans, Clinton
Erickson, Oliver Mattson, Doyla1
Brooks, Roy Severein. Ethel Rosen-
dial, Esther Olson, Della Lodoen anc
Hazel Lund
Helen Vavrina and Alma Larson
are back at their regular duties, after
having substituted a week in Miss
Wagner's room.
The club which the Normal Girls
organized some time ago was giver
the name of Progress Club" The
officers for the same are: Esther
Erickson, Presidents; Junette Bake
Vico President; Anna Johnson, Sec.
retary- Treasurer.
Hot lunch was served to twenty
five pupils last Friday.
BASKET BALL.
The Thief River Falls High Schoo
Basket Ball team passed through
the city Saturday enroute for Ste
phen, where they met and defeated
the Stephen High School quint, tht
score being to "a.
, The Argyle town basket ball team
!, passed through the city Saturday
, after having played the town team
i, of Thief River Falls on Friday eve
- - ming. Thief River Falls came GU
J. as winners.
! Last Friday evening the baske
ball team representing Argyle Hig]
e School and North Star College me
i at the college hall and tussled fo
|. honors. North Star completely out
classed the Argyle quint and won b,
score of 1926.
# East Grand Forks High Schoo
4 was met by the Warren High Schoc
O quint, Saturday afternoon. The War
j. rem boys failed to get the prope
5 pep and could not locate the baske
g when they had the chance to max
e 'em count. The first half ended wit
e East Grand Forks at the long en-
It of a 7-8 score. In the second hal
If the Warren boys managed to get tn
best of them and the game ende
with the East Grand Forks Is an
s Warren 16.
:, THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT
e The Sheaf publishes this week tn
d Financial Statement of Marsha
e. County prepared by A. G. Lunc
,r gren, County Auditor It is a con
q plete report Of the financial trans
n actions of the county during tn