Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11

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school and Transporting the children
/ 10 Bruce. In Dist. No. II, town OF At
! lanta. known as the EdgeWOOd school.
/ Mrs. NCva Willis is the teacher III
charge. This district had difficulty
| in securing Il teacher ut the beginning
Of the wear and as a result, the school
did not open until about three weeks
| ago. OF the 10 pupils enrolled Is
were present The Maple Hill school,
| Dist No. /. town Of Flambeau, is in
charge of Miss Rose Klopfensteih.
This school was formerly taught for
Il period Of five years by Miss Theresa
| Dicderich. OF the % enrolled, - were
present. From the observations made
and information obtained, it appears
that the school will maintain its usual
good standards.
Progressive Beard
| IN Dist. No. ,. town of Flambcan,
| the Bell school. was recently visited.
| Mrs. Norah Ulrich is the efficient
| teacher i'm charge Preparations were
on for Halloween and the interest
manifest by the pupils i'll arranging
for the Halloween program, with It's
various stunts was very satisfactory.
! Pupils and teacher in this school de-
serve considerable credit for the work
which they have recently done in put
| ting the wood into the basement and
| the general care that is taken about
| the cleanliness Of the school premises.
| Swings have recently been installed on
the play ground. The children are en-
! i0ying them very much. The school
board is to be credited for having pro
| vided them. Galley Lake school, Dist.
| No. ). town of Hubbard. is being
| taught by Miss Pearl futile. This ~
her second year of teaching and also
| her second year in this district. The
school is growing The register shows
| IL pupils enrolled. of whom II were
present. \ travelling library has been
obtained from the free library commits
| sion and is kept at the schoolhous"
| for the benefit of the district. Miss
| Tuttlc is librarian.
Miss Tutttc is to be credited for taking
| the interest in securing the library for
| the district.
Has Literary Society
The school at kalish, Dist. No. i.
town OF Strickland, cnrolls 1t. Miss
Marie Belbeck is in charge. On the
day that the school was seen IS were
present The interior of the school
room was neat and attractive. HallOw
| -, in
| that date had just passed. The school
grounds have recently been improved
| By he removal OF old stumps, brush,
| and other rubbish. 4 literary sociey
| has recently been organized through
the efforts Of Miss Belbeck. Twenty
| six of the men and women OF the
community, together with older boys
land girls of the school, are charter
members Of the literary society. L.
promises to render good service to the
community during the winter. Miss
/ Christina Minter teaches away up
among the hills in the north part Of
! Strickland. Her school is composed Of
l. girls and one J-ycar0ld boy. All
of the enrolment was present. The
district was created about year ago.
| no SchOolhousc has as yet been buill.
| The school is maintained in q settlers
house that has been temporarily leased
for school purposes. Much interest is
manifest by the people of this new dis
trict in the education of their chill
dren 1t is probable that Il new build
/ inc will be built during the coming
year
Large EnrOllments
New Hutchinson school, Dist! No. s.
town of Stubs and Big Bend, was seon
by the superintendent ON the first day
Of November. Here Miss Alice Fisher
Of Ladysmith, teaches. The register
shows an enrolment of 40, of whom
~ were present Miss Fisher has done
most of her teaching in city grades.
She expressed to us, that she has 40
difficulty to keep busy in performing
| the necessary duties of this school.
The Kief school is being taught ny
| Miss Elsie pelkey, of Weyerhaetlser.
This is another of the large schools,
| there being AZ enrolled, of whom ~
were present at the time of the super
/ district have always taken much in
tcTest in education James BARLEY,
veteran member of the school board.
has next to the interests of his home,
promoted the interests of the school.