Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-14
Jump River Road Has New Building
Items of Interest From Other
Schools

The new school in Dist. No. /,
Town Of Lawrence which is located |
down on the Jump River Road near |
the Taylor county line, recently |
opened with Miss Guilelma Fisher of
Ladysmith in charge. This school
became necessity owing to the
many new settlers who recently be-
came residents of the southern part
of the town of Lawrence. The school
board has contemplated providing
portable school house for this
neighborhoOd, having in mind, the
| idea of taking care of the immediate
and near future needs of the commun-
ity. Upon investigation, however, it
i was found that by using native tim
Der and home labor, school house
could be built on a cement foundation
for less than portable building
could be purchased. This was done
and the community is now provided
with temporary building at cost of
about $1,000. The building will
meet the needs of the community for
a period of 5 to 10 years, after which
a permanent school house can be
properly located and planned to care
for the future requirements.
Another School
In Dist. No. 2, it. town of Grow,
there has recently been completed,
one of the most creditable school
houses in the county. This building
is located we'll toward the east side
of the town 1t was made necessary
owing to the over crowded condition
of the Oak Grove school which is in
the same district The contract was
let early in the spring to J. A. Boyer,
veteran school house builder and
. pioneer of Rusk county. The build
ing is large, well lighted, convenient
ly arranged. provided with high base
ment, good furnace with good venti-
lating facilities. The grounds have
been cleared of brush just prior to
the building of the school house, are
still rough and require grading and
: leveling. When this and other fin
fishing touches have been given the
school property, it will be one OF
which the people of Dist. No. may
we'll be proud.
Visit Many Schools
The supervising teacher or the
superintendent has recently visited
each of the following schools, name
: ": Sunnyside, town of Willard in
, which Miss Iva Rybold teaches,
. Riverview which is taught by Miss
Florence Powell, Mud Brook, in
charge of Hector Powell, East Chip
pewa where Miss Matilda LOkken
teaches; Washington Dist. No. 4. in
!. which Avis Nichols is beginning her
third year of efficient service; James
Bollman school in which Miss Kath-
crime Dresden is employed; Galley
Lake. taught by Mrs. Fred Zehner;
! Pleasant View in which Miss Esther
! Hanson is teaching; West Chippewa,
a in which Miss Pearl Hoagland teach
eS.
The inspection and visitation also
included the following: Crabb school
2 in Dist. No. 2, Town of Grow, taught
by Miss Lucy Tromblay; Cloverland
| in the same district in which Flor
ence Norstrum presides; Oak Grove
in the same district taught by Emma
ELybert; the new school Il eeatstiY
! Lybert: the new school in the east
side of the same district in charge
of Miss Florence Fisher. In the
northeast part of the county, the
: Pioneer school was recently visited.
This is the school in which our SUI
pervising teacher, Mr.. HOugum, rem
dered very efficient service for a
: period of three years. 1t is now in
charge of Molly EysnOgle. In the
adjoining district to the west is
Maple Crest school under the able
management of Mrs. A. NJ. Franklin.
one of our very dependable teachers.
In Dist. No. 3. it. town Of Dewey
known as the central school we found
Miss Louise Single starting upon her
second year of efficient service for
, this community This district has
recently built very fine one room
school house Over in the west side