The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-11-08
PLEASANT VALLEY

PLEASANTLY NALLk4
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ketan and fam
lily Of Bemidji visited the W. G. and
F. v. Gardner home here Sunday.
Miss Lee, upper-grade, teacher in
the school her. called on Miss Nc
Rae and Miss Rasmussen, teachers,
at Island Lake Monday evening.
NJ, L. Knox drove his truck to- the
/ c. w. Clark home Tuesday and took
h'ns ffa ze%s eos. R,sss sss is xsorfiahf & the
Lake Julia Sanstori mn srisited mis-
home folks Sunday.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Gs.sStephani en-
tertained Misses Nina Cook and
lsrethy Watson and hiiipp Ms&4a...
Ian at dinner. Sunday.
M: W. Knox is spending a TeW
days at the farm heresas
III lkEa Carl dones Shas iethrned stp
HID { aiiome altar spending six Weeks
az Bemidji where she Had taken a
.slx-week's course Of t.. study at the
State Teachers college.
The following pupils have been
perfect in attendance the past month:
Doris, Hugh; Ralph, Morris and Vern-
on Mcclellan, Stanley, Smith, Bert
Vogler, Esther Cook, Clarence Cline,
Jul1us .Satterlee,' Verne Bradshaw,
Arleigh Cook, Helen Norberg, Lily
~Norberg, Mae Smith, Helen Coffin,
George Edwards, Thelma Rusvold,
Betty Highshoe, Elberta Lee, Glen
thompson, Norma Cook, Herchel
Ziegler, Dorothy Watson, Lois Wat
son, Dix Coffin, Doris, Ruby and
Howard Bradshaw, Jacob Funk and
Ruth DeLong. y. "
"A. M. Ripple, principal, and Miss
Lee, upper grade teacher spent Sat-
urday in Bemidji attending a meet
ing of the executive committee Of
the Beltrami Teachers association.
Friday evening, November g., the
boys glee club OF Bemidji high school
sang a program at the consolidated
school here. Besides the singing of
the club there were one or two read
ings and a couple Of solos. Every
one was invited to attend. Only a
small charge was made to help
defray the expenses Of getting the
boys from Bemidji and return.
rke boys of the manual training
clas have started work on the new
bus which is being built for the
Randall route. It. will be very much
like the other busses only this one
is to be about three feet shorter.
The Pleasant Valley Boys and
Girls club met on Friday afternoon
at three o'clock. All other club
work is stimulated in this club such as
the calf, pigf and garden clubs and
potato contests. = The boys and girls
seem highly interested and good pro-
gress is being made. The party
which was planned for November II
is being postponed for two weeks.
A. H. Watson is progressing very
nicely with tha~work onsthe3 teachers
dwelling which is being put UP on a
foundation this fall.
Joseph Foster was absent from
school on account Of sickness.
The past month the attendance has
been 81 per cent. An effort to in
crease that to 100 per cent for the
coming month is being made. All
parents are urged to assist in every
way possible. Another tnatteF of
importance is tie health work that
is being stressed in gBeltrami county.
The children in the school were all.
measured ndsweighed and some were
found under weight. To overcome
this and other defects the children
are given certain chores to do as
set forth by the crusade. The par
ents are asked to encourage the
children in the performance Of these
health chores. ,~.~..-.. -,.
d c. Dvoracek, county agent, and
Mr.. Winkjer Of the u. S. Department
of Agriculture visited at the school
house Friday afternoon. Me. Dvor-'
acek came to Judge the, potatoes In
the boys potato, club work. .. =