The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-10-23

SO, Helen Anderson; Arithmetic SO,
Myrtle Nieman; Reading 90;
Julia@ Welzenbach; School Manage
ment 90, Hazel Carpenter; Psyche
.Iogy SIS Sylvester Smith; Music 95,
Elizabeth Funk; Industrial Art 80,
Martha Opheim.
Douglas Smith gave an assembly
talk on Monday. His subject was
"Athleticg." He explained some of
the technical points of football so
that our students may better enjoy
the fine points of the game when
Sidney here on Saturday. He
also told us about the football game
at Williston last Saturday.
Mr.. Staples gave an assembly talk
last week on the numbering industry
in Idaho. He told of the modern
methods used in this industry, of the
kinds of lumber, the by-products Of
the industry and etc.
On Tuesday of this week Rev.
Haynes Of this city spoke on the
New Age" He told of the big part
that the Community Life" plays in
this New Age. The individual is
more or less lost in the Community"
Team work is the motto Of the New
Age. Mr.. Haynes held the close at
tention of the entire assembly.
These assembly talks are a most
valuable part of our school life.
Educational Issues.
Election time is drawing near.
Every citizen should see to it that
his ballot is cast. There are many
important issues before the American
people today. Each issue needs care
full study. Your attention is called
to two constitutional amendments to
be voted upon at the November cleo
ton. One provides for granting to
the state legislature the power to es-
tablish educational qualifications for
county superintendent. The other
provides for the acceptance and adj
ministration by the state of gifts,
legacies and donations for a perma-
nent revenue fund for the benefit of
the schools, for the University, for
the state or for any benevolent or
charitable work.
Over 500 of the High school
students have signed up for the Bible
Study classes. About 70% of the
grade children have signed up for
the Bible Study work. 1t will take a
few days to work out a schedule that
will cause the least inconvenience to
the pupils. This result shows a
healthy moral condition in Our town.
The Bible Study movement is the
biggest movement in American edu-
cation today. Few will deny but
that the Bible is the greatest book
ever written. Then why should we
be alarmed about reading it-espec-
tally when this can be done in the
church of our choice.
Good Game At WilIiston.
Last Saturday our football team
at Williston. Williston has
one Of the strongest teams in the
country. Our boys put up a good
game and had them guessing for
some time. A large crowd saw the
game.
In the first minute and a half Of
play the Wolf Point team marched
down the field. Ray Cusker went
over for the first score and Sylves-
ter kicked goal. Score TO in favor
of the Wolves. Williston then start
ed a march and went over. The
score was TT. Wolf Point then
started another march but were
stopped and forced to punt.
Williston took the ball but was held
and forced to punt. The game see
sawed until Williston finally a
aged to put over another marker.
Score lat. On the next kickoff a
Williston man got away to his own
A yard line before Sylvester pulled
him down. On the next play Willis
ton went over. Score 1877. Just be-
fore the half ended the real thriller
of the game took place. Williston
kicked off to the Wolves and Sylves-
ter Smith took the ball on his own
5 yard line and ran 95 yards through
the whole Williston team for another
score. Score 25-13.
In the third quarter, the game see
In the fourth quarter the
Wolves weakened enough to permit
Williston to score twice. Final score
was 1918. There were plenty of
thrills in the game. The spectators
got their moneys worth. We would
like to get Williston up here during
the Corn Show. The Wiliston team