The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-27

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finest High schools on the coast.
Miss Edna Lintner writes of her
work in the hospital at Glasgow. She
likes the work very much and we ex-
pect to see her make a success of it.
The American school is free and
open to all. In our early history few
could obtain a f~irst-rate education
who were unable to pay tuition.
Nearly 8 ,OOO,O 600 children were en-
rolled in free public schools in 1922.
At least one person in every five in
the United States is at present at
tending a free public school.
Five states in 1920 had more pu-
pills enrolled in public high schools
than the whole nation had in 1880.
Without popular education, more
over, no government which rests upon
popular action a long endure. The
people must be schooled in the knowl-
edge and, if possible, in the virtues
upon which the maintenance and
success of free institutions depend
Woodrow Wilson.
Second Recital
The second recital was given on
Tuesday by Miss SmalPs piano pu-
pills. The following program was
given:
The Bobolink and The Gypsy Camp
TTsJo C,os4L
Dreaming Genevieve Raster
Saxaphone Sole lima Herman
Minuet, Mozart ---Bernice Bogut
The Bear, Minnehaha and Hiawatha
-Verna Erwin
On the Chase --Hele Listerud
Warnlbrod School
The Warmbrod school in charge of
Mr.. Joseph Mckee has a good record
attendance for the month ending
Nov. IA, 1924. Rose, Howard, Archie
and OrtQn Krogstad had a perfect
attendance record. Vivian Bilyeu
was also present the full time. Sew
eral of the others were only absent
half day during the month. The
best standings for this school were
earned by the following: 18th Arith-
netic, Etheland Bilyeau 90; arithme-
5ic, Rose Krogstad 90; Primary
reading, Vivian Bilyeu SO; history
9TH, Rose Krogstad SO; geography
5th, Etheland Bilyeu 30; spelling 18th,
Rose Krogstad 90; spelling 18th, Ethe-
and Bilyeu 81; spelling 3rd, Hazel
90.
French School
The perfect attendance from the
school, Miss Hilda Fossem,
.eacher, is as follows: Ernest Giers-
Iorf, Esther Giersdorf, Doris Nah
UNI, Frances Nahum, Rodell Nah
UNI, Willard Nahum, Donald Seth,
3len Seth and lola Seth. This is a
plendid record and shows that our
in the country get their child
to school when we have good
chools. The best standings for the
7rench school are as follows: reading
/. Ernest Giersdorf 90; reading 2, |
lien Seth 81; reading 4. lola Seth
4 reading g. Donald Seth co.;
rithmetic 2. Leo Trudo 81; artih-
letic 8, Doris Nahum 90; arithmetic
Frances Nahum go; arithmetic 8,
lola Giersdorf 81 language 2, Glen
eth so; language 8, Doris Nahum
O: language 4. lola Seth 81; Ian
uage s, Frances Nahum; geography
/, lola Seth 81; hygiene 3, Doris Nah
I'm go: spelling 2, Willard Nahum
O; spelling 8, Doris Nahum co.;
4, Esther Giersdorf 90; spell F
6, Frances Nahum 90; spelling
Viola Giersdorf 90; history 8, :
lola Giersdorf 90; history 6. Donald }
eth 90.
Liberty School
The perfect attendance record for
second month of school at the
Thelma Anderson, teacher, :
as follows: Reta Conroy, Pauline Y
onroy, Ruth Goosen, Luella Goosen,
ames Securely, Layton Payne, Evan
cline Parks and Cecil Walters. The
marks for the month are:
irst B reading, Cecil Walters 95;
B language, Pauline Conroy 81;
B music, Luella Goosen "a; 1 B
Cecil Walters "a; 1 A read
Ig, Ruth Goosen "a; 1 A numbers,
nth Goosen 100; 1 A language, Ruth v
oosen "a; phonics, Russell Lund SO;
A music, Ruth Goosen "a; 1 A writ
g, Helena Heinrich93; 1 A spelling,