The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-11-10

Grace Dullenty 3rd B 26, 3rd A 10
Olga Guidici 4th B 81, 4th A IL
Gertrude Dullenty 18th B Al, 9Th A
5, Miss Carlson 9Th B "a, 9Th A 7
Miss Johnson 7th B %, 7th A g, Miss
McAleer 9Th B 80.
Rural schools: French 16, Krohn
IL, Liberty 10, Pioneer II, Wide
Awake 8, Warmbrod 9, Treeby ID,
Boyd 9, Woods 9, Pershing II.
The total enrolment is GAG.
Grade Standings.
These are the best standings for
the lower grades for the second
month:
Seventh A: Arithmetic Theodore
Huff 90. Reading Francis Kramer
90, Spelling Annie Jacobs 80. Pen
manship Hilda Siljenberg SO, Music
Annie Jacobs 90, Geography Theo-
dore Huff "a, History Theodore Huff
90, Grammar Tho. Wright SO, Draw
ing Theodore Huff "a, History Theo-
dore Huff 90, Physiology Winnie
Harrington "a.
Seventh B: Arithmetic Dorothy
Solberg SO, Reading Dorothy Sol
berg 81, Spelling Helen Anderson
90, Penmanship Cleo Flint 80,
Music Verna Riggin 90, Geography
Dorothy Solberg 80, Grammar Char
les Rathert 90, Drawing Dorothy
Solberg 95, Physiology Charles Rath-
ert 90.
Sixth A: Arithmetic Maud Fish
ell 90, Reading Chester Christopher
son 90, Spelling Thomas Barton 81,
Geography Thomas Barton "a,
History Frederick LaRoque 90.
Music Edna Brown 81, Drawing Ar
thur Wilson 90, Hygiene Frederick
LaRoque 90, Penmanship Evangel-
inc Shoot the Door 93.
Sixth B: Arithmetic Josephine
Robbins 81, Reading Eunice Havener
81, Spelling Hazel Bell 100, Geog-
raphy Hazel Bell 81, Language Eu-
nice Havener 81, Music Eunice
Havener 90, Drawing Fred Sugden
80, History Eunice Havener 90, Hy-
giene Vera Smith 81, Penmanship
Russell Huxsol 90.
Fifth A: Arithmetic Verde Jen-
sen 90, Geography Rosemary Cour-
chene 90, Language Verde Jensen
81, Spelling Verde Jensen SO, His
tory Verde Jensen 90, Hygiene
Ralph DIETRICH 90, Reading Lyal
Riddle "a, Drawing Rosemary Cour-
chene 85, Music Verde Jensen 90,
Penmanship Rosemary Courchene 81.
Fifth B: Arithmetic Jean Jenkins
90, Geography Jean Jenkins and Mil
derd Littlefeld SO, Language Doro-
thy Knapp SO, Reading Verna Lin
derman 90, Spelling Richard Salem
100, Drawing Jean Jenkins 81,
Music Jean Jenkins 90, Penmanship
Dorothy Knapp and Verna Under
man SO, History Dorothy Knapp 90,
Hygiene Oscar Luck 80.
Football Boys Entertained
Last Friday evening Mrs. C. G. |
and Mrs. Eli Maltby en- !
tertained the football boys at the |
home.
The guests played cards the early |
part of the evening. Every twice"
in a while some player forgot his
and lost two or three yards. !
Dave Maltby and Dick Busby were
the most consistent ground gamers. '
Time again the opposing teams got
up to the one yard line only to be
back for a severe loss. Dave
and Dick were finally declared win
ners. On a cut of the cards Dick
was declared "Champeen,% and was
awarded a beautiful watcl ease con-
a gold collar pin. Lerton
Hall received a most handsome toy
giving the most points to his OPP
.oonents.
The hostess had certainly prepared
we'll for hungry boys. Salad in
lainty orange cups, all the sand
you could eat, three kinds of
cake, pickles and coffee kept US busy
a while. A guessing game was
next in order. Some thought wills
Key the best key for a good dinner.
Fhe majority decided that turkey
vas the best key to a good dinner.
After the questions were answered /:
Mrs. Severson called all to the piano.
Talk about material for a Boys /:
ilee Club! Well we have plenty and I :
nope we can start one soon. Many
excellent voices were turned loose.
Stunts were then tried. Cock fights :
indian wrestling, fox trots, and other :
were played. At times the +:
building shook when the floor came +:
Up to meet Don Randall or some 9TH /:
II husky lineman. C. J.. Severson :
L. Gillespie worked hard in, the /:
indian wrestle.
1t was the best party we have at /:
ended for years. The boys showed :
thorough appreciation of the efforts :
# the hostessses by their willingness
o try each suggestion and by their :
centlemanly conduct all evening. F:
Such parties are the bright spots :