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stedt and Alice Cole.
Vara Lytle who did not return after
Thanksgiving vacation is whit us
again.
| He Wanted To Know
With sentimental leaning toward
the days of his youth, a certain busi-
where he himself had been educated
On arriving at the place of much
knowledge the young man began to
make a few inquiries. Il should like
to see my fathers record said he
to the head OF the college He was
here in 1890" Il shall be very glad
to show you the record" was the reply
But have you any special reason for
consulting it, "Well', replied the
youth frankly, when | left home dad
told me not to disgrace his record,
and | only want to see how far can
go.s---N. 7. Globe
Several ambitious persons spent
part of their vacation helping Mr.
Seglen take inventory. They were:
Floyd Bergland, Iona and Frances
Frch and Gladys Peterson.
Edna Wilhelm has enrolled In the
Freshmen Class and is making her
home at Gilberts.
Grammer Grade Notes
Four new pupils entered our room
this week. This brings our number
up to twenty-seven. They are: Clar-
encs and Stanley Lala, Joe Molenda
and Aida Amundson.
Three pupils failed to report for
duty on time but we feel confident
they will soon be here.
Five pupils are planning on taing
examinations January 18th and 18th.
A great deal of emphasis will pe
put on civil Government during the
second semester Although we are
all natural born citizens we do not
feel we deserve the name of citizens
Second Honor Roll
Leonard Peterson
Josephine Arnett
Lillian Amundson
Helen Robson
Helen Snow
Second Honor Roll intermediate
Agnes Peterson
Ingrid Undem
Irene Reinemer
Helen Cuta
Little Dick (atdinner). Say, gran
ma, wish you would let me put on |
your spectacles.
Grandms What for, Dickie?
Little Dick Sos they'll make my |
piece of shortcake look bigger.
Primary Honor Roll
Henry Bjorge
Donald Markell
Hans Wischmann
Douglass Campbell
Harold Curtiss
Clair Dixon
Charles Dixon
Vernon Harms
Lauritz Ormo
Darrow Rorvik, Floyd Bergland and |
Ambros Dambley will represent the |
Circle High Schoolat the Young Mems
Vocational Conference to be held in |
Bozeman January 8-12th. These boys |
have been furnished free transporta-
tion be the Northern Pacific Railroad /
In order that they might take part
in the Northern Pacific VS.. Great Nor
thern Live Stock Judging Contest
which Is part of the vocational con-
ference. The boys will be given free
rooms but will have to furnish their
own meals.
The purpose OF this conference is
to give Instruction to young men
as to requirements ana opportunities
In the various vocations and profes-
sions which vii nable them to selest
q life work. The following subjects
will be considered: Law. Medicine,
Journalism, Dentistry, Engineering,
Teaching, Agriculture,
Forestry, Mining, Banking, Ministry,
Politics, Industries, Inspirationaa
Lectures and Entertainments. All
these subjects are to be handled by
men who are authorities in their re-
spective fields.
The boys are to go armed with PEN
ellis and notebooks in order to report
IN the conference.
Radio Works
Several stations have been picked
1p with our radio. Unfortunately, how
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