The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-03
School Heads Meet

: Supt. u. S~WlllldmS OF GlaSyoW, act
ed as chairman. School finances. sal
aries of teachers, elimination e GER
tain departments, dormitorles, com
mencement speakers and school ath-
letics were discussed.
The high school orchestra furnish
ed the music and received many com
pliments.
At twelve o'clock those present at
the meeting went to the domestic
prepared by the domestic science
girls who were in charge Of Miss
Peterman.
The menu was as follows: Cream
ed tomato soup, bread sticks, baked
ham, mashed potatoes, buttered beets
cabbage and pimento salad, bread
and butter, brick ice cream, cake and
coffee.
Those present we're: Messers. ].
NJ. Larson, Otto Ramstad, George
Morse, V. E. Haden, Axel Bue, F. N.
Mitchell, E. F. Bush and Mrs. Nina
McFarlan, of Poplar; D. S. Williams
and Ray Huber, of Glasgow; Willard
Tobey, of Hobson; Sherman ]. Mill
brook, of Medicine Lake; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank L. Houston, Mrs. A. G.
Spooner, of Bainville; Mrs. A. S..
Needles and Mr.. Keith Miller, of SEQ
hey; A. A. Woods and Ralph Bold,
of Culbertson; Katherine Murphy, F.
E. Rathert, Earl Champlin, O. c..
johnson, E. Y. Poore, of Wolf Point.
Nothing had been left undone to
make the banquet a success. Miss
Peterman and the girls deserve much
credit. Miss Keckler's ideas on deco
rations were again brought into play
to good advantage.
On Saturday afternoon the Wolf
Point team met Medicine Lake. This
game put us into the finals against
Poplar.
This was one of the finest tourna-
ments we have ever had the privilege
of attending. The interest was keen.
All were enthusiastic. We were given
strong financial support. After the
championship game the basketball
teams were invited to the high school
gym. Many friends of the team mem
bers were also present. The gym
,ro o1oboro+al,7 daoorotad Tho Tib-
erty orchestra furnished the music.
Dancing continued until II O'Clock.
All then went to the domestic science
room where the high school girls SER
we'd a lunch.
Our guests left on Sunday morn
ing. All felt that Wolf Point had
given them a good time.
The Poplar people certainly sup
ported the tournament. Supt. Nit
chell cooperated by bringing his
school band.
Our roofing section was the talk
of the tournament. Mr.. Tobey said
that we had Helena, Butte, Great
Falls and Anaconda backed off the
map.
Mr.. Wright and his loyal band
were were there all the time. Mr..
Wright deserves much credit for his
untiring efforts.
Mr.. Poore had our boys ready to
go and worked hard to put the Coli
in shape. The ticket sellers,
Misses Keckler, Higgins and Nc
Aleer and Mr.. Ekren stayed by their
posts in the thick of the battle.
Miss Peterman saw that we had
to eat. The other teachers
helped with the decorations and did
any work that had to be done. The
students were working, roofing and
fighting for Wolf Point.
Cooperation was the word of the
hour. 1t helped us to spell Success.
The citizens of Wolf Point backed ,
us to the limit. Everything was done
to make our visitors stay a pleasant
one. +,
Rev. Hendrickson loaned his car to /;
us several times for hurry-up calls.
Furniture was used for the recep- F.,
ton in the gym.
The following contributions were
made to the tournament:
The Globe So, Buttrey-Swift S., The
Fad SIS, McAllen's s., Golden Rule
S5, Wolf Point Mere. Co. SIS, Promo
,er IS, Rev. Hendrickson So, Stem
les-McConnon So, Arcade Cafe IS,
Owl Cafe S., w. R. Squires So, Val
ey Meat Market So, Huxsol Drug
Go. SIS, The Herald IS, Liberty Thea $
re S., DR.. Morrow SO, Davey Tailors (
$3.50, E. C. Nelson $3.50, Oxford
Parlors So, Stephens cafe 50, Krue-
ger Bros. 50, DR.. Burgess 50, DR.. De-
Wane 50, Walters Drug Co. 81, Nor I
oys' 81, Cash Grocery 81, Mr.. Chris
,enson 81, Ray Wentz 81, A. M. 9