The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-10-12
INTERESTING NEWS
FROM The SCHOOLS
MUSIC AND MANY NEW
STUDENTS ENROLLED

Bickers, Genevieve Dietrich, Enic
Everett, Doris Everett, Olga Fleenor
Juliet GIFTS, Wilma Gorley, Irene Han
son, Lillian Hubbard, Mabel johnson
Majorie Jenkins, Audrey johnson
Myrtle Nieman, Sarah Reeve, Kath-
arine Reeve, Hazel Seminars, Made
line Strachan, Opal Wright, Julia
Welzenbach, Robert Jelley, Robert
Rolfe, Sylvester Smith and Orrin
Wood.
Last Friday grades four and five
picknicked along the Missouri.
On Friday of last week the Elite
Society gave a very good Assembly
program. This week the Bitter Root
will give the program.
The faculty talks begin on Tuesday
of next week.
Mr.. Staples is working overtime to
prepare for the concerts to be given
this week and next. We go to the
Pioneer school on Oct. IL. On Oct.
18, we are at the Liberty school and
on Oct. 20. at Froid. Many cars
have been offered ind we hope
that the good weather continues.
About twelve new pupils enrolled
on Monday. Part of these are in the
high school.
The sixth grade held a fair last
Friday P. M. in the gym. The ex-
hibits were very good. This work
was done as a part of the language
work. The seventh grade held a
candy sale last Friday P. M. The
receipts totaled $10.21. New cur
tains were purchased and the re-
mainder will be used to buy a clock
for the room. The supply of candy
was sold out in short order.
The first football game of the sea
son was held on the local gridiron on
Friday of last week when the high
school met the city team. The teams
were evenly matched and it looked
like a tie game until the end of the
third quarter. Experience helped
the city team while training was on
the side of the high. In the first
quarter the teams see-sawed and at
the end the ball was in the center of
the field. In the second quarter tf7
ball was threatening the high school
goal Young made a pretty u for
a touch down but was called back for
stepping over the chalk line. In the
third quarter the city team threat +,
enad 70 score when the bah was car
ried to the five yard line, The High
showed some real fight and piled up
the city for a loss. Maltby then
punted out of danger. In the last
part of this quarter the high secured
the ball and marched down the field.
Smith went over by an end run /.
Score 60. In the fourth quarter /
with but a few minutes left Yandell |
intercepted a forward pass and then
lodged through a broken field for a
touch down. Score 1910.
The city team put up a good fight
and the High learned much from
them. Games like this between our
regular schedule games will produce
a winning team.
On Saturday of this week we have /
our first big battle. We meet Sidney
on the local field. We need your
roofing and financial support to make
a victory out of this. We pay Sidney
$500 to come and the boys need
some more football equipment. We
have 20 boys in uniform and need
two more suits for boys who wish to
play football. Admission to the game
is SO cents. We play on the field :
west of the Stampede grounds. :
On Tuesday evening the eighth .
won a great victory and were hilar-
Gus while GLOOM settled over the !
camp of the Freshman. The eighth
Nv superior team work trounced the /
7reshies by the core of 1876. A good .
,rowd saw the game. Within four !
minutes after play had begun, the !
,ighth went over for a touch down. 1
drop kicked for the extra /
point. Score TO. A few minutes ;
alter a safety scored two more points ]
Tor the eighth. The Freshman fun |
oled a great deal. The eighth sure /
;cooped up the fumbles and by using /
Riggin on end runs had no trouble !
making yardage. Keeling and We'll !
zenbach plowed through the line for !
long gains. |
Next Tuesday the sixth will battle /
the seventh in what promises to be :
The hardest fought game of the sea- ]
The eighth will meet the win |
Ter of this game. The Freshman /
will play the eighth later and promise ]
4 different game. !
The Seniors are in charge of the i
ticket selling for the Sidney game.
Don't forget the date, Saturday, !
Oct. 14.) The Seniors viii give a
in the high school gym at
$50 Saturday evening. Admission
30 cents.
On Oct. 81, our footall team goes
o Glasgow. On November II Glas-
row will play a return game here.