The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-06-10
RALLY DAY Prize
WINNERS ANNOUNCED

The School and Club Rally Day,
which was held in this city last Sat-
urday, was a most successful affair,
so much 50, in fact, that it is planned
to make Rally Day an annual event
among the schools of the county.
TIE exhibits and program We're ex-
cellent and brought out many
of the county people as well
as our own residents. The parade
was one of the features of the day
and its floats and decorated autos
loaded with school children was a
pretty sight. ri
After picnic dinner in the park
and a period of games he following
program was enjoyed: y ~
Group of Songs by Stockholm Quar-
tette.
! Address of Greeting g-Thad Fuller
! Addresses by Miss Sarah Reeves of
| Wa.ertown, Mr.. f. G. Souder, and
| Mrs. George Lowthian.
| Cooking Demonstration - Milbank
| Team
| Style Play-Revillo Sewing Club. i
The Spelling Contest was held at
the school house in the morning.
Following is list of the prize win
ners:
Village Exhibits
General Appearance
Strandburg-First Prize.
iaRcl:-Second Prize.
Marvin-Third Prize
! General Exhibit
Stockholm-First Prize.
| trandburg-Second Prize
! Twin Brooks-Third Prize.
Rural School Exhibits
General Exhibit
kilborn No. 2-First Prize.
| Twin Brooks No. 5-Second Prize.
] Big Stone No 5-Third Prize.
General Appearance
Grant Center No. First Prize.
Melrose No. 4-Second Prize
| Troy No. 2-Third Prize.
l
] Individual Exhibits
Avis Redman-First Prize.
/ Mildred Turbak- Second Prize.
Margaret Storm-Th;,d Prize.
Grant County Spelling Contest
The following pupils Of the different
| schools of the county entered the
| spelling contest:
Roy Nord, Madison No l..
Charlotte Bell kilborn No. 6.
Marian Herreid, Osccola No. 2.
Irene Oehler, Grant Center No. 1.
Stanley Hicks, Osceoia No. /.
Ralph Amsden, Madison No. 2.
Mabel Burr, Alban No. 2.
Walter Lundin, Madi-o No. 5.
Verna Wide, Ki'born Ind
Eflle kikstaal, kilborn No. z.
Mae Stoner, Lura No. 4.
Agatha Tilman, Melrose No. Z
Alice Lamm, Grant Center No 5.
Beatrice Skaarer, Melrose No. 9.
Esther Carlson, Troy No. 2.
John Thompson, Twin Brooks No. 4.
Frances Phelan, S. Lawrence School
Evelyn Tuttle, Albee Ind.
Herman Eliason, Strandburg.
Amy Derr, Revillo Ind.
Mabel Johns, Pennington No. 2.
Mildred Smith, Georgia No. 2E.
Lottie Johnson, Albee Ind.
Selma Schweer, Albar No. 6.
Ethel Weide, Revillo Ind.
Milton Wester, Georgia No. 2W.
Conductor--Nettie S. johnson.
Pronouncer-H. C. Souder.
Judges--Mrs. Chas. Flett, Mrs.
Alfred Anderson, Mr.. Earl Liggett.
Winners-1st-Eth Weide, Revil-
10; 2nd-Verna Wilde, kilborn Ind.
Prize-A choice of u medal, or q
trip to the State Fair at Huron from
any point in the county located OF, the
Great Northern RX.
Schools Eentering Exhibits
Twin Brooks, LaBolt, Stockholm,
Madison l, Strandburg. kilborn 2,
Milbank, Troy Rural, Big Stone S,
Revilio, Marvin, Georgia 2E and w.,
Grant Center 1, Pennington 2, Mel
rose Twp, Twin Brooks 4E and w,
Melrose 9, Melrose Z, Madison 4.
Individual Exhibits
Avis Redman, Albee Ind.
Mildred Turbak, Albee Ind.
Oscar Bloom, Madison 4.
Helen Carlson, Madison A.
Oral Rislov, Madison 4.
Margaret Storm, Grant Center 3.
Float Prize Winners
Rural Schools
Twin Brooks No. 4, First Prise.
Madison No. l, Second Prize.
Melrose No. z, Third Prize.
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