Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-08
COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES

H. III $NOONlE1a SN1OULs sNOlES lls
There are number of schools
where there is no flag yet. This is
the last time we shall mention the
fact in the school NOTES and if any
school director gets into trouble for
not having that flag up it will be his
own fault. Lack Of funds is no ex-
cuse for the school supply companies
are taking warrants.
Katie Volk and Anna Bosch, Linton
Special; Alfred Dykema, Baker; ana
Barbara Schwahn, Lipp Dist, receiv-
ed Diplomas Of Homer this week.
\ Beatrice Blowers reports that all
her children We're at school every day
this month and no one was tardy. A
Egood record.
The following pupils received Pun
ctuality Buttons this week.. Letha
Thompson, Dorothy Kruger, Joseph
Ivolk, Gladis Meier (2), Arnstina
Weiszhaar, Anna Bitz, Arthur NAL
pass, Joseph Martin, Magdalena Col
dada, Ida Vossler, Bennie Bosch and
Ida Meier ~. Linton Special; Vivian
and Weldon Burbage, Burr Oak; al
fred Dykema, Gurdis Dykema, sgd
ney Wolf, Clarence Heun and Willie
IsDyk, Baker; Anna volk, Valentine
Feist, Lewis Werlinger, Anna Klein,
Anton volk, Raymond Klein, George
Marquardt, Katherine. schatz, Teresa
Miller, Lawrence Klein, Emil Arndt.
Julius Thiele, Theresa Schmidt,
Agatha Sahli, Jacob Miller, Margaret
Klein. Frank Fischer, Theophile Fisch
Ter, Alma Sahli, Anna Werlinger Mary
Schatz, Hildegard Wolf and Joseph
Schmidt, Hague; Dora Stancel, Phyl-
lis Liversage, Clara Stancel, Clifford
Thompson, Orville Hanson, Herbert
Hanson, Raymond Day, Robert Day,
Florence White, Miles White, Everett
Sisco, Aldo Sundahl, Ellen Gorder,
Mildred Urevig, Sylvia Thompson,
Easton Barta, Annie sundahl, Donald
Fallgatter, Lola Rambough, Frank
Rambough. Clell Rambough, Kintyre;
Theodore, Lydia and Bertha Schnaible
Emmonsburg; Elsie Dickson. Wilson,
Nellie Holiness and Albert Bibelheim-
er, Dana; Roger Knudson, John Nor
by. Elmer Knudson, Logan; Frances
Leo and Agnes Stanton. Jay Lee, and
George Ivey, Lincoln; Katherine Cop
pendyk. Howard Donnelly anad James
Borr, stras5urg. 3 3
Splendid reports on all activities
are received from Dakem School dist
rict under the leadership Of w. f.
Woods. u. fi II. s
a Thanksgiving program was Civ
en- at Miss Geses school in Hague
District. Forty-six numbers were Civ
/ en- and all&reportf a good time. ssi:f' .ia
DR.. Downes is holding an eye clin-
ic this week At strasburg, Linton and
Hazelton. N & s$,5 s
Following is, list Of the receipts
for the Children's Home this week:
1 Prot. George Currie, S.. 4O;; Martha
August, {. go; Katherine and Anna
|Henneman, 81. SO; Elizabeth Patter-
\ son. 81. So; Mrs. Glen Turner, $.75;
4 Mabel stubbs, $2 90; Clara Knudson,
81 100; Mabel Hoof, 81. 90; Beatrice
4 Reamann, 81. rs; Elma Murray, s.. 40;
j Susie Busby, s2.75; Beatrice Blow
|ers, 81 90; Lydia Brown. 81 Is; Kath
4 ryn schon, 81 80; Hattie McC cCulley
4 81. 75; Edna Mauk, 81 .35. 's5s'
Any teacher knowing any Of her
children to be poorly clothed should
report to US il the parents are hard
I up. Tell the ages and sizes Of the
\ children. We have on hand = large
supply Of underclot othes, stockings
boys and girls and ladies and mems
clothing. Come and get it. Il you
cannot come. send for il. y Il VI;
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