The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-03-02
TEACHERS MEETING !
SPELLING CONTEST
RURAL INSTRUCTORS AND BEST
SPELLERS AT BAINVILLE
TOURNAMENT

: various industrial organizations of
this country. Mrs. L. R. Moschelle
Pendleton Woolen Mills of Pendle-
ton, Oregon.
The spelling team will go to Balm
vile Friday. Marian Walter, Olga
McQuigg, Hazel Carpenter and
Mabel Johnson will make the trip.
Miss Donaghue will be in charge.
That spelling contest pays was
shown in the state examinations.
Those who took part in the spelling
work last year made the best records
IN the state teachers examinations
and the state eighth grade examina-
tions.
On Friday of this week rural
teachers meeting will be held at
Bainville in connection with the
spelling contest. The program will be
as follows:
Demonstration in primary reading
Marian Walter of Wolf Point.
Discussion led by Miss Belle Dona-
ghue of Wolf Point Normal Train
ing Department.
Exhibit at Culbertson-S -Supt. A. A.
Wood.
Teachers Reports and Survey blanks
-Thora Sorenson.
Large boxes of Mentholatum and
Colgate's tooth paste have been re-
ceived for free distribution to the
school children The concerns man
ufacturing these products believe this
is good way to advertise and we
are glad to get such supplies. We
hope that we can drive home the fact
that better care should be taken of
the teeth, as good teeth are closely
related to good school work.
The Sanitary Food Products Co.,
of st. Paul, is sending us two films
entitled "a Modern Goldilocks" and
"Alice in Cookieland." These with
the health film "The School Nurse
will be shown during some general
assembly this week. We hope to
make heavy dark curtains for our
assembly room windows. AS soon as
we get these, we can show films at
any time during the day.
District Tournament
Little can be said about the tour
at Malta, as information
seems to be scarce. Sickness caused
lpsets as it did all over the state.
Poplar lost out because of i'll play
RS. Glasgow won the tournament.
1owever, Poplar has been invited to
3ozeman because of the good re-
ord made this season. We hope
hat Glasgow and Poplar will make a
rood showing this year, as Bozeman
nay then continue to take two teams
rom this district. Glasgow easily de-
eated the Culbertson five. Culbert-
on defeated Poplar in hard fought
anne.
The scores of the games was as
ollows:
Glasgow 20; Plentywood 13.
Scobey IA; Saco 13.
Poplar 49, Wolf Point 9.
Malta "a; Culbertson 80.
Plentywood 20; Saco 9.
Glasgow AZ; Scobey 21.
Wolf Point 21; Malta %.
Poplar 16; Culbertson 20.
Malta %; Plentywood 21.
Poplar defaulted to Scobey.
Malta %; Scobey 19.
Glasgow %; Culbertson IL.
Glasgow won the district extern
oraneous speaking contest.
Wolf Point is short a trainer this
ear so did not send a speaker.
The Flathead five won the North
estern title by defeating Libby.
Havre defeated Great Falls whose
am was much weakened because of
ekness. Great Falls will be at the
ate tournament because of the good
cord made this season.
Miles City won the southeast dis
let title. Billings won out in the
,llowstone district Missoula won
t in the Mines district.
The state tournament is held at
zeman, March 8-11.
The upper half of the drawings
r the tourney include:
Missoula VS.. Billings.
Glasgow VS.. Great Falls.
Fergus VS.. Havre.
Park VS.. Beaverhead.
The lower half includes:
Derby VS.. Forsyth.
Poplar VS.. Helena.
Gallatin VS.. Custer.
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