The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-10-18
SCHOOL NEWS FOR
ALL DEPARTMENTS
NEW LITERARY SOCIETIES
SOME ATHLETIC EVENTS
HONOR ROLL

Our band will play at the Nashu
Corn Show on Monday, Oct. %.
Mrs. Herman sent some books owe
for our library. Mr.. Marshall sen
us a number of copies of Popula
Mechanics. Many thanks. Thes
help out great deal.
The Warmbrod school will opei
Monday, Oct. %. Joseph Mckee will
be the teacher.
The 5th, 9Th and 7th grades have
formed literary societies. Programs
will be given each two weeks. These
societies are valuable part of the
school work. Children are taught tc
read for information and to express
their thoughts clearly.
Glasgow defeated Culbertson last
Friday 26-0. We see where the game
with Glasgow here Saturday, Oct. n
will be a world beater. Tickets will
be on sale next week Save the date.
We have a good team and this may
be the only time you will see them
in action on the homo grounds this
season. We play at Sidney Nov. 3
and meet Williston New. 10.
Mr.. Mcneil is putting UP some
swings and a slide for the Northside
school children. The right kind of
play is a great factor in the educa-
ton of the child. Children who are
kept interested on the play ground
do much better work in school and
stay in school for longer period of
years.
The-8th grade arithmetic has been
divided into two divisions.
The Normal Training seats have
been assigned to high school students
and a number who have been sitting
in the hall have been assigned seats
in the main room and in Miss Nc
Aleer's room.
Report cards were sent out Mon
day. Did you see those brought to
your home? Now is better time
% check cards than in January or
June.
The sixth grade held fall picnic
asst Thursday.
On Tuesday of this week the 9Th
,rade agricultural class visited the
Appelgren farm to study farm ma
hinery.
The Freshmen had hard time de-
eating the 9Th grade last Monday
vening. The game was hard fought.
n the first half the eighth pushed
he Freshmen to within five yards OF
he goal line but were held for
owns because of costly tumble.
he half ended 90.
A few minutes after the second
alf started Keith Riggin broke
wav on an end run and put the
all over the goal line. Goal was
OF kicked. Score 60. In the third
uarter Claude Nichol and Lyall
Tartin made some big gains for the
ghth. In the fourth quarter the
ohth got within striking distance t
: tbe goal and Wade Littlefield went 1
ross Score 6-6. The Freshmen a
arted march down the field but
ere still 25 yards from the goal
ith 80 seconds to play. A long
ass from Keith to Terry scored Tor "
q Freshmen. Final score 1875.
On Tuesday evening the fifth "
ade walked away with the 9Th A :
ID 4th. THE final score was zoo.
The next game is on Thursday OF ;, "
is week when the eighth meets the .
venth. =, r.
county teachers meeting will :"
held at Wolf Point on Saturday
". 8. a.
The Senior class is putting on a "
.arles R. McCalley entertainment :
Tuesday evening, Oct. %, IN the - =
RI school assembly. This will be "
entertainment well worth your .
,ile. The ticket sellers will see (
u. The profits will go into the Sc /.
,r class treasury. See the pro- y
an, elsewhere in this paper. i
The line up for the Freshmen-8th
ade game was:
FRESHMEN 10
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