The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-11-01
WOLF POINT WINS
FROM GLASGOW II
CLOSE CONTEST RESULTS 6 TO
eSIDNEY NEXT-VARIOUS
SCHOOL ITEMS


trict debate is: Resolved, that tn
Federal Government of the U.
Should Adopt the Cabinet -parlis
ment Form of Government" TIL
pairing of schools will be known b
next week. Debating work will b
started soon.
The fifth, sixth and seventh grade
gave literary programs in their re
spective rooms last Friday. Thes
grades will give similar program
every two weeks.
Last Friday the Seniors in charg,
of Miss Jameson gave a real pro
gram. The feature of the program
was song by five Senior boys.
The Juniors will give a literary
program On Friday of this week.
Miss Jameson gave an assembly
talk on Wednesday. Her subject
was, "My Eastern Trip" This talk
was enjoyed by all.
Audrey and Vera Hunt have left
our school as they have moved to
Havre.
Robert Jelley and Thomas Barton
gave assembly talks last Thursday.
Robert told of his trip to the coast.
The Pacific fleet and scenery were
among the most interesting things
described. Thomas told of his trip
to Philadelphia. All through his
talk he held to one fact. 1t was that
Wolf Point is good place to live.
It's advantages compare favorably
even with those of larger cities.
Real Football Game
The football game with Glasgow
was a real battle. Glasgow was
much stronger than when we beat
them up there. Our two weeks OF
forced vacation did not do the
Wolves any good. There was little
pep until the last half. Then they
began to flash little and showed
that they are capable of holding
heavier opponents.
Backfeld interference was at the
zero point The line finally settled
to it's work Jay Cusker was a con-
sistent ground-gainer. The aerial
route was tried time and again in
the fourth quarter but was failure.
Jay broke through for the lone touch
down. Sylvester hit the cross bar
on the kick and the final scare was
6 to 0 in favor of Wolf Point.
On Saturday we play at Sidney.
This will be our real test. If we
lose we are eliminated. IF we win
we may have a chance to play Miles
City for the championship of the
eastern district Sidney has beaten
Culbertson, Williston and Glendive.
Miles City has beaten all teams in
the southeast corner. Willlston beat
Miles City 12 to last Saturday, so
we know that Sidney is hard team.
The championship. race is narrow t
ino in all four districts of the state {
and this Saturday will see many {
We shall make the t
trip to Sidney in cars.
Our livestock judging team will il
start work next week. The Judg-
ng contest is held in Bozeman Jan. n
AIT. Three boys are sent from a
Wolf Point by the Great Northern b
abroad. Ii
The two highest teams at Bozeman c
will be sent to the Pacific Interna- h
ional at Portland, Oregon. IL
The championship football game is
o be played in Butte on Thanks A
living Day. a
The two teams have all expenses r;
aid by the State School of Mines. Il
All of the grades held Halloween b.
arties on Wednesday afternoon. b,
he 9Th. 7th and 9th and high had II
wo big parties on Halloween night. &C
We are trying to teach that Hallow- m
'en is a time for fun rather than a be
me for destruction. A
Our football field has been moved
, the Stampede ground. This was di
ade necessary because of an order so
lid to be sent out from the Poplar he
gency. Sc
Mr.. Williams sent US several copies ah
, Golfers Weekly. This is a valu In
Die magazine in school work. sh
Miss Donoghue will be in the east stl
Id of the county this week. She to
i'll help with the teachers meetings. Sc
Mr.. Gillespie visited here on his in,
turn from teachers convention in be
reat Falls.
Mr.. Mcneil has put up slide and tai
% swings for the children of the py
school. ey
The best football game of the sea- int
n will be when the Northside 3rd
aders meet the Southside 3rd.
Bruce Jenkins from Malta was an
thusiastic Wolf Point rooter last Sh
turday. Bruce said he was glad pa
get back where there was some Sh
al school spirit. Glasgow defeated mir
alta week ago. VIII
Albert Tangers won the eighteenth Dit
rid championship in tipping. He pri
ote lat net words per minute. pri
Miss Amy Spalding, Americaniza- dec