Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-09-22
COUNTY SCHOLARS
EMULATE IN SPELLING
County Spelling Contest Was A
Great Success at County
Fair

The 'Kandiyohi County spelling con-
test which took place last Friday af-
ternoon in the Auditorium on the fair
grounds, proved to be great success
in every respect, of which not the
least was the educational value Each
district was entitled to one represent
tests before the close Of school last
spring.
In order to accommodate the large
number of contestants, a platform
entire width Of the Auditorium, in
friends and relatives of the contest
ants, standing room being at prem
ium. Supt. .. 0. Ulvin pronounced
the words and the spoilers responded
in a loud and distinct manner, which
could have been heard plainly by the
large audience had it not been for the
noise Of the foreground on the
outside.
At half past one o'clock the SPELL
ing began, and it took just one hour
and fifteen minutes before the last
one went down. Esther Arneson of
district 81 won the first prize, and
proved to be the champion speller,
which is certainly great honor
John Eddy of district 65 was a close
second and won the second prize. &C.
ella Erickson OF district IS won thiro
prize, and Olivia Knutson Of district
% won the fourth prize.
Great credit is due all the contest
ants who took part in the spelling con-
test, each being the champion speller
in the school he or she represented
The county superintendent of schools
states that the county contests will
he an annual event hereafter, because
Of the educational value, which has
already been demonstrated by the
great Improvement in spelling in our
schools during the past year.
Following are the names of the
contestants who were selected at the
local contests last spring, to repre-
sent their district at the county con-
test:
Adah Anderson, Dist. 2; Clarence
kragenbring, Dist 3; Daisy Berg
land, Dist. 4; Erland Berg, Dist S;
Anna Bergland, Dist. 6; Viola New
strom, Dist. s; Mabel Crommett, Dist.
); Jola Stauffer, Dist. 10; Dora Lar
son, Dist. u; Clara Larson, Dist. 10;
Marie LOven, Dist. IA South; Hazel
Ackerson, Dist. IA North; Arthur
Johnson, Dist IA East; Delbert Lar
son, Dist. Is South; Hazel Beckman,
Dist. Is North; Olga Bitterness, Dist.
II; Johnny Norris, Dist. 10; Lula
| Iahlbeck, Dist. Fl; Beatrice Kraabel,
Dist. 22; Alma Rood, Dist. %; Violet
Johnson, Dist. "a; Miranda Swenson,
Dist. rs; Horace Tureman, Dist 26;
Lawrence TAFT, Dist. 27; Mary Downs
Dist. %; Helen Peterson, Dist. 20;
Myrtle Hudson, Dist. 80; Hazel Fer
guson, Dist. 80; Florence Erickson,
Dist. 33; Elvina VanDenEinde, Dist
p; Vera Mattson, Dist So; Edna Pc
terson, Dist. SO; Eunice Paulson, Dist
80; Olive Felt, Dist. 80; Tekla Peter
son, Dist. Al; Alpha Engwall, Dist A;
Myrtle Jensen, Dist As; Elsie Daniel
4S; Marie Kragenbring, Dist 50; Es-
Dist SO; Ruth Roisum, Dist 81; Thel-
ma Bengtson, Dist 55; Myrtle Eos
hager, Dist Sc; Myrtle Johnson, Dist
o., LOUISE f1euluu DlSI 90, Law
renee Gandrud, Dist SO; Russell Mel
son, Dist 81; Olive Halvorson, Dist
60; Delphia Sandbo, Dist 81; Hazel
.Aarvig, Dist 60; Pearl Renstrom, Dist
"a; John Eddy, Dist IS; Marie An
derson, Dist Sc; Florence Metcalf,
Dist 81; Maurice Strandberg, Dist.
! IS; Bertha Bendickson, Dist 50; Vic
toria Carlson, Dist. 70; Marvin Mar
quardt, Dist II; Ella Rindahl, Dist
72; Walter Hovey, Dist IS; Ina Pc
terson, Dist IT, Cecilia Erickson, Dist
rs; Bertha Mattson, Dist 70; Elvera
BlomQnist. Dist 80; Rosemond Holm
sren Dist SO; Evelyn Bauman, Dist
IS; Irene Mole, Dist 81; Louise Dyk-
ema, Dist 80; Emma Minkel, Dist 81 :;
Arthur Fink, Dist "a; Olivia Knut-
son. Dist 95; Vivi Schelin, Dist &c.;
Myrtle Rolfus, Dist 81; Vernon Sea-
stedt, Dist 9S; Hermina Wubbels
Dist 80; Edward RAINBOW, Dist 100;
Edward McLane, Dist 101; Eta Free
Sc. Dist 1902; Russell Poortinga, Dist
1903: >Rosemond Syverson, Dist 104;
Annie Erickson, Dist lbs; Grace Rem.
strom, Dist 106; Viola Peterson, Dist
108.