Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-03-16

ations will be held at the following
places On March 30th and 31st:
x School :. Teacher
Wilson No. 2-Mabel Liversage
Winona No. 2-Alice Diggins
South Prairie No. 3-Mrs G. Turner
Liberty No. 3-Gladys Monson
Dana No. Marshall Race
Sand Creek No. MARY Brodhead
Gayton No. 4EVelma Ford
Lincoln No. 2-Viola Eeuens
Liberty No. 4-Charlotte Orthmeyer
Burr Oak No. 5-Eunice Haggard
Union No. 1-Trix Yocum
Hampton No. 2-Floy Tourtillotte
:. Glanavon No. 3-Leon Whitney
Glanavon No. Ruth Putnam
Wihona No. 6-Alvina Nikki
Logan No. 2-Carrine Knudson
Selz No. 4EFlorence Dahlin
Union No. 2-Henrietta Van Beck
Marie No. Nina Grogan
Wells No. 4-Endre Anderson
Omio No. 3-Lila Hardenbrook
Lipp No. Kathryn Mutz
Wilson No. 1-Nettie Steie
Hague No. 3-Marion Priest
Livona No. 2-Curtis Jenkins
Examinations will not be given at
any school which will be in session
at the time of the May examination
MAY 25th and 26th). Pupils will be
allowed to write at only one examin-
alton this year. In schools named
above teachers should be careful as
to whom they allow to write, as no
pupil should write who has not COM
pleted the subject. In schools hav-
ing nine months where pupils will
be compelled to leave school before
the close of the term it will be nec-
essary for such pupils to come back
to school at examination time in
May. We are depending upon the
teacher to see that no one is allowed
to write who should not do So. En-.
force the rules. Mark papers. care
fully.
!: Mary schultetus, Baker Dist, was
awarded Red, Blue and Gilt Seals
this week in Pupils Reading Circle
work.
Nine Month Diplomas of Honor
were issued to the following pupils
this week: Melvin Jackson, Keith
and Ruth Putnam, Union; Esther
Kramer, Linton Special; Edwin Oberg
Kintyre; Gurdis Dykema, Baker;
and William Lutte, Glanavon.
Peter Nieuwsma, Baker, and Flora
McAllister, Logan, received Punctu-
atty Buttons this week.
Three Month Rose certificates were
awarded to the following pupils for
three months perfect attendance:
Gust and Minnie Arndt, Johanna
Kocher, Mary Fischer, Hildegard
Wolf, julius Thiele, Wentlen Schu.
macher Jacob Miller, and Henry
Groen, Hague: Lydia Renschler,
Hampton; Linda and Ida Luchs, Gar
rit Wudtke (2), Charles Brown, and
Eugene Bechtle, Linton Special; Ger
tie Compaan, Anna Van Beck, Peter
Van Vugt, William Dyk, Alfred Dy-
kema and Sidney Wolf, Baker; Hell
en- Lutte, Anna and Albert Tracy, Ir-
is, Clinton and Martha Bales, Harold
Bales (2), Glanavon; Alice Olson (2)
and Alice Henry, Logan.
This week, Saturday, the people
of Linton Special District have the
opportunity, to vote on the question
Of whether or not this district shall
bond for $4,000 for the purpose Of
building school house. It is time
for the patrons Of this district to put
aside all political differences and
vote the bonds. The question Of
whether or not the money is to be
used for high school building make,
no difference. Get the bonds voted
and fight the other proposition out
later. The very fact that Linton ha.
such poor school buildings has kept
many families from moving to thi.
city, is continuing to do 80, and will
cause many families to leave. II Lin.
ton ID. ever to amount TO anything in
the future it must have q modern
school building.