The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-11-12

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The pupils Of Vernon No. 3 have
completed their first examination.
Many Of the marks were unsatisfac-
tory hut all have determined to 90
be. ter the remaining months.
Ralph and Nilford Anderson, our
Canadian visitors, r now back, and
have commenced school. We are glad
to see you here.
We are wondering how many Of the
teachers took. advantage during the
snow storm ;o1 Monday, to teach 1.-THE
First Snowfall This vitalized lesson
in reading, language and nature study
was enjoyed by all pupils in Vernon
No. z school.
On election day, while not being
able To participate in the regular cleo
ton, We held an election at school.
We al: think that the hour was well
spent and feel confident that we could
90 to the polls and vote. The national
state, and county officers voted in
we're of the Republican party with but
few executions, in which members OF
the nonrart;san party were chosen.
Great interest and enjoyment was
shown by all.
Anna NJ. Sawatzke, Teacher.
Melrose No. S clio sed their first
month of school Oct. 2G with fifteen
pupils enrolled. Mary, Henry, Albert
and James Cramer received certiti-
n.~% - 80. ro,.frc+ ottayI,nnC
Miss johnson and Miss Beagin Wis
tied our school a short time ago.
Henry Sackrciter is the owner of a
new pair Of glasses.
The pupils have begun a modern
Health Crusade.
Masters Bernard and Lyle Kock Wis
tied school several days.
Louise Croymans has heen absent o
account Of whooping cough.
The pupils and teacher are enjoying
the use Of the Beacon Phonic Chart
which the school board purchased re-
Gently. !
Columbus day was observed by n
shotr program, October 10Th.
Mrs. Harry Stengel, Teacher.
Christina Korstjens enrolled in the
Melrosc No. 9 school Tuesday. This
brings the total enrolment up to II.
Beatrice Skaarer: one OF the seventh
grade pupils. with her brother and
sister, made a flying trip by auto to
North Dakota, Saturday, to visit rel
They were fortunate enough
t0l arrive home Sunday night ahead of
the storm.
The pupils neither absent o tardy
the month ending October %,
were: Edward Korstjens, Francis KoI.
Hazel Lutz and Eleanora Kor-
We made use of our right to vote
last Tuesday and cast our first vote,
for president. We were glad to see
there were several other Melrose'
teachers there doing likewise. Here's
not ole of the teachers quail
fed to vote, let this duty slip by.
Lillian Kahl, Teacher.
The fifth 4]hde of Alban No. s is
Z present dulte interested in . letter
which they have written to the fifth
gxade of 4 school in. Montana. |
This WORT Is being done In connec.|
tion with the language work and
pppmises to add much interest thru
mt the year.
Louis Gelmain, Teacher.
-
Monday was a stormy day
Which kept, "Young Hopeful" home,
lshe teacher with one scholar sat,
The blessed day, alone.
fQesday brought Eleven, !
The day was rather cold:
AID the fire felt SO comfy"
That no one there could scold.
O. Wednesday, the boys made snow
balls
Ard chose up, even sides,
Then had q "Royal Battle
~ well as nice sleigh rides.
men Thursday, we made Health Pos
ters'
Which we hope will bring US wealth
- learning how to keep real well
Veil gain the best of health.
f. Friday afternoon this week,
~ 4 closing exercise
Ne read, ssthe best Of latest news,
And jokes. to keep us wise.
Rowing and not drifting" is curl
Ich0O1 motto.
yioletta Wright, Teacher.
80 I
Zip Booml Zip Boom, Bah!
Twin Brooks Grammar Grades,
Rah! Rahi Rah! |
The boys are showing lots of pep
hese days-snow-balling.
Twelve 49, records Of the spool"