The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-08-03
SCHOOL NOTES

Former Deputy Co. Supt Freisle-
Dens and e. E. Morrison from WestDy
called at the Office on Tuesday the
oath to extend greetings and put the
finishing touches to the Trustees An
nual report for District No. .:
A funding bond issue is well under
way In the Archer District, No. ",
this district being the first to avall
itself OF an emergency measure, max
ng it possible for a district to take
care of it's warrant Indebtedness IN
this way. The County superintendent
has called the attention of all School
Boards to the fact that they may Is
sue these bonds without an election.
1t seems much easier to take care OF a
debt IN this way, as payments on TINS
plan are made a little at time thru
out a number Of years than all IN one
year as by special levy. This meas
ure is for one year only and all pa
irons interested in beginning their
school with a clean slate this fall
might find it we'll to express their
sentiments to their Board members.
Following is the persOnel OF the
Westby teaching force for the coming
year: Prof. Freisleben, principal Of
the High School, Esther M. Stencil,
18th and 9Th grade teacher, Marie
Thompson for 4th and 9Th and 9th
grades, and Elsie Jensen for lst, End
and 3rd.
The next seventh and eighth grade
examinations will be held on August
the 23rd and oath at the Court House
in Plentywood.
Miss Hildegarde Effinger has just
closed term of school in the McElroy
District. Miss Effinger will visit her
home in Minnesota this summer, re-
turning to Montana to teach in the
town school of Whitehall next year.
Miss Maude Bailey who was strick-
en- with paralysis while teaching in
McElrOy last spring is recovering
| She has been able to walk for some
time and is now recovering her power
! of speech, but is still unable to use
her right arm.
Mr.. Bucklin called at the County
Superintedent's office Monday the
23rd. to make inquiry as to details II
connection with issuing a time war
rant due District No. AZ in Daniels
County from District No. 2 in Sher-
idan County as a result of distribu'
ton of Indebtedness at time OF oil
vision.
H. o. Hendrickson filed his oath Of
office as Clerk of School District No
II on Monday the 2Srd, also handed IL
the annual report for his district.
Ellis Hurst of Daleview made IN
Quiry at the Office on July 18th, con
corning a proposed division of Schoo
District No. 40.
A general meeting of School Trus
tees has been called for August It'll
at 2 P. M. at the Court House.
George Bell of Dagmar has been ap
pointed Clerk of School Dist. No.
to take the place of Hans Rasmussen
who resigned. We also have the res
ignation of VIM. Quitmeyer of tn
same district who resigned becaus
he contemplates leaving the count.
this fall. Upon recommendation o
the Board, Thorvald Christensen ha
been appointed to take his place.
Twenty students from Sheridan
County are enrolled at the variOu
summer schools in Montana: Edni
Hawbaker attends at Billings; Mar.
Hudleston at Lewistown; Eva Bates
Helen Bates, Marion Connole, AM
Melvin Nelson at Dillon; and Blancl
Bantz, Gladys Bantz, Ruth BrOmptOl
: Velma Crawford, Nellie Goodman
Carl Jacobsen, Jay Jacobsen. Marth
Jacobsen, Stella Larson, Anna Larson
Vera Lund, Olive Nichols on, Yer
Nicholson and Grace Stone at Mile
City.