Red Lake news. [volume] (Red Lake, Minn.) 1912-1921, 1918-12-01
and the school was closed for the

charge of Miss Mabele Tanberg during the absence
of Mrs Kiva Lewis, held an outing in the Grove,
October 2nd from 5 to o'clock. Those who at
tended the outing Marjorie McDougal, Magic
Cook; Omar Gravele; Richard Gravelle; Addison
Goddard; Ruth Goddard; Helen Goddard; Grace
Dickens; Paul Dickens; Harriet Dickens; Mildred
Dickens; Lucille Dickens; Emma King; Percilla Cas-
we'll; Rener Cook Frederick Cook; Ina Cook;
Pomona Cook; Miss Abbott; Mrs. Chas. Graham,
and Miss Tanberg. All reported pleasant time.
School opened September goth, but it was Sun
day the 22nd, before the majority Of the pupils had
arrived.
We now have fifty boys and thirty girls enrolled
The potatoes, carrots, beets and onions all
safely stored in the root cellar for winter The
boys when they had finished picking up the pota-
toes, said: 1890 bushel heap plenty potatoes"
Mrs Louisa Beauleu is now substituting for Mrs.
Lewis the girls matron, who called to Wyom-
ing on the account Of the serious illness of her
in-law.
Miss Susie Thomas is now holding position as
stenographer in Omaha, Neb
Mrs. Larvier is busy these days getting out
new set of dresses for the girls.
We have a new boys matron this year, in the
person of Mrs. Omen, who is taking hold Of the
work in a very creditable
The EXHIBITS in the Red Lake school booth, won
thirty prizes.
Many of our boys and girls have gone to the
Nonreservation schools this year.
The boys and girls made very nice appearance
last Sunday in their newly cleaned and fitted uni
FORMS
Supt Dickens and Mr.. Omen made business
trip to ST. Paul last week.
Joseph Omen has rented his farm at Clearwater
to Mr.. Frank Carl, land moved to Red Lake where
he has accepted the position of night watch in the
Red Lake school.
Mr.. Larvier resigned from the position Of school
engineer, to accept position at one of the mines
on the Mesaba Range. He left for his new duties
on the twentieth
Joe Strong is now performing the work in Mr.
Larviers place.
Willie Peterson grew the largest pumpkin in the
pumpkin contest for the primary children.
Joe Lussier was pleasant visitor at the school
one day last week. having driven up from the Clear
water district with three Of his boys to enroll them
in the school,
Mary Pierrie who has been assisting the matron
during vacation, left to enter Haskell September
GOTH
Mrs. William Isham is new teacher, and has
assumed the duties of the principal teacher in the
advanced room.
Mrs. George Meley is enjoying visit from her
husband who came up from Duluth for few
DAYS visit and also take in the Red Lake fair.
George said he could not miss the fair.
Rose Meey has been confined to the hospital for
the past two weeks with malady resembling ty-
phoid.
Our bows thoroughly enjoyed the soldiers and
their drills and are now daily emuating their an
tics and drills.
Mr.. and Mrs O. L. Breckner; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gravelle and Mr. Simon Webster the
Cross Lake employees attending the Indian fair this
year
Bemidji people who attended the Indian fair at
Red Lake Agency this week were surprised at the
splendid showing of agricultural and home econ
omic specimens. One entire building was filled with
the exhibits, and they are well worth seeing. The
alsn excentiOnallV attract