The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-09-29
NEWS OF SCHOOLS
N DEPARTMENTS
oEITLED FOR YEAR OF COED
WORk-LIBERAL SUPPORT
FOR ATHLETICS


On Wednesday evening of last
week the Wolf Point faculty enjoyed
d picnic dinner in the woods south
EAST OF town. Camp fires were made.
much enjoyment was gotten from
.oastlng weiners and marshmallowsI
A~nnel~ren Mark Mason and
James Cook furnished the ears.
On Thursday evening the Presby-
terrain Ladies' Aid entertained the
faculty. at a 6 O'Clock dinner in the
church basement. Places were laid
for about 40. The ladies upheld their
reputation as good cooks, and the
teachers ate as only teachers can.
On Tuesday evening of this week
the faculty members were enter
tanned by the young people OF the
M. E. church. The evening was spent
in playing games. Two good stunt
shows were put on and greatly en-
joyed by the audience. About 10
O'Clock luncheon was served Inc
special angel food cake for the lac
ulty disappeared rapidly, as did the
other good things. We are glad to
attend these functions. We believe
we can do much better work If we
are acquainted with the people of
Wolf Point.
Miss Grace Williams a an en-
pertaining piano recital last Friday
morning. Miss Williams shows much
improvement over her playing of two
years ago. She plans to give recitals
in neighboring towns.
The following high school pupils
enrolled this week: Freda Heeter,
Marjorie Jenkins, Esther Erickson
and Herman Eg%gebrecht.
Our school books are beginning to
arrive. The shortage has slowed
down the work somewhat.
Mrs. Josephine DURHAM went out to
take charge of the Boyd school. Two
other rural teachers are expected this
week. If they arrive the Woods and
French schools will be opened next
Monday.
Our literary clubs are making plans
for work. The officers and commit
tees are being chosen this week.
Glass officials are also being chosen,
Our orchestra and band work will
commence Monday, Oct. 8.
Our football team is hard at work.
At least two full teams will be out to
practice when all football supplies
arrive. Some of u last years
freshmen team are showing up we'll
and will find places on the first team.
Our team is light, but u hopes are
high when we realize that all mem
bers will be here two years more and
many of them three.
On Saturday of this week our team
will meet the strong Williston first
team. We realize that we are going
up against a very strong team. How
ever, we hope that our boys will learn
much from this game. About II
bows will make the trip and will be
in charge of Coach Gillespie.
The subscriptions are splendid and
our first team and part of the second
will be fully equipped when our last
order arrives.
Subscriptions were:
Five Dollars.
DR.. J.. R. Burgess, DIR. 7. M. Nor.
row, The Fad Clothiers, Frank Liv.
ingston.
Two Dollars.
o. t. Stennes, McAllen's, DR.. ]
C. DeWane, First State Bank, The
Globe Clothiers, Bert Norby, Dave!
Tailors, Arcade Cafe, E. c. Nelson
Wolf Point Bakery, Kelly Bros.
Wolf Point Herald, Heinze & Co.
Wonder Store, Adolph Hauge, H. A
Schoening, R. L. Stevens.
One Dollar and a Half.
A. K, Tice, H. E. Buttrey, VOL
Point Mercantile.
One Dollar and a Quarter.
Ray Wentz.
One Dollar.
Star Vulcanizing Shop, R. R
Knowlton, B. l.. Woods, VIM. Kaste
Bob Parker, T. j. Della Hunt, Krue
ger Bros, j. B. Switzer, w. O.. Hou
gan. A. w. Huxsol, Farmers Lumbe
Co.. Neut & Kap, Comics Shop
Lloyd Montgomery, c. G. Thompson
L. R. Patton, Cash, t. H. Fox, I.
Covell, Kenneth King, F. j. Williams
Fifty Cents.
Jack Heating, Roy's Cafe, Cash
Cash, Mary E. Morse, Cash, Cyru
Finegold, Leslie E. Shane, Paul
Curfman, H. M. Cole, Francis Looms
Ruth Smith, Cash, William Holt, {
c. Heller, Louis Fromdahl, w. {
Gorley, Cash, Helen Martinosk
Mark Mason, Enid Everett, Doroth
billiard, Flora Walter, Doris Everett
Leona Littlefeld, Elsie Honn, Elsl
billiard, Thelma Anderson, Ambe
Bickers.
Twenty-Five Cents.
Cash. Alta Mcneil, Mae VOORHEES,
Juliet GIFTS, Genevieve Dietrich, dig
McQuigg, Elsie Loeppky, Sadie HAY
anar Marian Walter 0pal Wriph-