The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-04-14
NEWS NOTES ABOUT
THE ALUMNI FOLKS

the kindergarten curriculum lives at
9O3 Kendrick Ave-, Glendive,, Montana.
She is teaching intermediate work.
Benjamin Rinde, 10 and Is, for
merly of Minot is living near Hoople.
Writing under date of January ~ ne
says: "Since I returned from the
service I purchased an outfit and am
farming. Am getting married next
month. I was formerly deputy coun-
ty superintendent of Ward county,"
A short letter from Mrs. Charles
H. Tibeau, Wahpeton, reads as fol-
lows: "Mrs. James Freeman (Jose-
phine Tibeau, '07) lives in Benson
Vile, Illinois. She is keeping house
for herself and husband" Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman did live at LAG N.
Parkside Ave-, Chicago.
Mrs. L. r. Peterson (Eunice l.:
Kohen, '1O) lives in Bowbells. She and
her husband used to make Elliott their
home.
Benda Hasle, '16, of Park River
teaches a fifth grade in her home
town.
Miss Gertrude B. Richie, '09, lives
at 5l1 First avenue N. w., Mandan.
She is engaged in clerical work: She
wrote, "How I do enjoy the Normal
Bulletin (Budget)!! Interesting from
cover to cover"
Miss Myrtle Thexton, '12, lives at
1924 Vine Place, Minneapolis, MINI.
Her work is nursing from which we
infer she is a trained nurse.
Mrs. Thor Thomasson (Frances
Froelich, '11) died about two years
ago at Edinburg, N. Oak.
Ada F.. Morten, IA, formerly OF
Page, is now Mrs. Ada E. Enlow and
lives at Dillon. Montana.
Mrs. S. Scott. formerly Norma r:
Anderson, II, lives in Fargo at 323
Third St., North. .
Waller. Montana, is still the home OF
Mrs. H. P. Harrington who graduated
in 1911 as Ella Wilke. She Us keep
ing house. :.
, Theresa Vermaelon, '05 and IA, is
teaching this year in the Grand Forks
city schools.
Since the last directory was put out
| Marion Frazier has become Mrs. John
; A. Syverson and lives in Cooperstown.
! She taught there before her mar
| riage.
Miss Clara Kjerstad, '18, in let
ter to her brother. DR.. &. l.. kJerstad
of our faculty, writes that she is en-
Toying her work as music supervisor
at Davenport, Washington. She has
! organized as a new venture, a school
orchestra. 81 am positively crazy
about my orchestra and members, and
| certainly have been lauded to the
skies because of them" She will con-
+inue ut Davenport next year having
been reelected at $500 Increase in sal
ary. She plans to spend six weeks OF
hcr vacation at the University of
WASHINGTON and conclude her vaca-
lion with a boat trip to Alaska.
Mrs.. George Stockland, nee Agnes
FROZEN, 10 and 10, resides at 3l4c
Thirty second Ave, S., Minneapolis.
For a part Of the time this year she
has been living at Glover.
Kathryn Coughlin. '16. is Mrs
Norman Sanford. Marmarth is her
home. She was formerly a first grade
teacher in the Marmarth schools.
Mrs. William Addison jackson
Nina Peterson, 10 and 49, lives in
St. Ansgar. Iowa.
Margaret M. Houg, '16, of Willow
Guy. teaches the primary grades in
the AnClcr SCHOOLS CIllo yceaI' -
Mrs. j. Russell Jack (Hilda NJ. Huff
man, '13) who lived in Stark. Wiscon-
sin, now lives in Minneapolis at 2Ol
West Fifteenth St.
Carl J. GRADER, graduate in the
Glass of 1912, lives in Alsen. where he
is engaged in the banking business.
Alma NJ. Christensen, Is, of Green
hush, Mimi, is teaching in the New
Rockford schools. She has second
grade.
The changed address of Mrs. Walter
O. Anderson katherine .McEligot::
'09) is Cowley, Wyoming. Their old
address was Billings. Montana. !
Charlotte E: Kretchman, II, of
Hankinson, teaches a fourth grade in
Napoleon,
Mrs. Royce S. Dean, nee Luella K.
Lee. ~, lives in Hatton.
Frances M. Foran, is. of La
Moure, is the teacher of primary
grades in Motley, MINI. .
Helen L. Won Donat, ZIG. lives at GIG
Cottonwood St., Grand Forks. She is
a teacher of sixth grade,
Anna E. Pancratz, 10, is teaching
the third and fourth grades in Per-
ham. Mimi, which is also her perman-
emit home. ;
Beatrice McGillic, 'O9, perhaps bet
ter known as Mrs. Arnold Render,
lives at 7O4 Third St.. Mandan.
Olga +. jacobson. '18. of Buxton. is
,,;,o;oo1 ~ tho T,,nio,. Hiph school