The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-02-10
NEWS--B. B.
BOYS NEED SUITS

assembly room on Feb. l was tn
best local contest we have ever at
tended.
All words were spelled clearly 81
that the audience could fully appre
ciate the contest.
The original list of SIS words wa
exhausted. About $50 words were
used from the list prepared by Mis-:
Sepplan.
The last five were Hazel Carpenter
Of the seventh grade, Mabel johnson
of the eighth grade, Marian and Flo
ia Walter of the Sophomore class,
and Sophia Onstad of the Senior
class. These people viii represent
us at the county contest to be held in
Bainville the first week in March.
The High School orchestra under
the direction of Mr.. Wright and the
Girls Glee Club under the direction
Of Miss Exile furnished the music.
Headed for Bozeman
We neglected to write up the Pop
lar game in full last week. However,
as most of the people of Wolf Point
saw it, we merely need to mention
that we believe that this game did
more to show US we have a team of
championship calibre than any other
game this season.
Our boys are not over confident.
The hard fought game last Saturday
night with Williston showed them
that only perfect condition will put
them on the train headed for Boze-
man.
The Williston team held the fast
Minot quint 23-26 on their own
floor. They expect to place in the
North Dakota State Tournament
We are having a hard time to get
lineup on the District Tournament.
Havre is trying to split the district.
We hope that Bozeman will block this
as we want one tournament or
zone. We have to beat Glasgow and
J~ulbertson. If we do this we shall be
n line for an invitation to Bozeman
ven though no tournament is pulled
if.
More boosters for u team are
Strong roofing will often
ines put over the winning score.
J.. C. Johnson gave the boys a SPLEEN
id supper after the Poplar game.
t was much appreciated.
On Friday night of this week we
leet the Culbertson team. They de-
Gated us Is to s down there. They
ED Williston 20 to 21, 50 a good
anne is promised.
On the 18th we go to Poplar and
he last game of our schedule is with
ilasgow here on Washington's Birth
ay.
The Boy Scouts of Culbertson viii
e here for the preliminary on Friday
new UNIFORMS lNeeded
Our basketball boys neeo new uni /;
orms. Their socks are beyond re-
air. Many of the shoes are so worm 5
S to cause slipping during critical !:
lays. The jerseys given to US by /
he city team are the best part of our {
resent uniforms. The khaki trous- :
rs, bought three years ago have been t
,paired so much that some members {
G the team have been forced to use t
omemade ones. Hence, all uniforms t
.e not of the same make. This s
fuses passing to opponents in q
anne and may cause US to lose a
ose game.
I understand that there are some s
Tolf Point firms that would be will \
g to furnish suits if the ads were v
aced on the backs. If any wish to n
} this, we shall more than appreciate t
e new uniforms. F
Poor shoes and lack of knee guards p
I'VE caused infection in two cases. Il
e have succeeded in removing the il
lection and if nothing further oc-
rs, our team should be in the pink
condition for Feb. 1926.
A good suction soled shoe which !.
II grip the floor is a big asset in a
ampionship game. !,
Excellent Program /,
On Friday of last week at the gen .,
al assembly period the Bitter Root "
gave a program. II
1t was one of the best of the sea a.,
n and Miss Caswell and Miss Neal a
r deserve much credit for the
lendid work done.
Some of u leading merchants
uld have secured pointers from
: four real ads which were display "
The fashion show vas a real one. W
dies wishing to secure the latest -
eI-than-latest haG oetter see Miss "
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