The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-09

late. They also show that, almost
without exception these lew are the
same who have repeatedly Deen gull
ty of the same offense IN the past.
It is pretty hard to be a good citizen
and a wilful lawbreaker at the same
time; and it is also pretty hard to
make law respecting citizens OF chill
dren who are taught by their par
ents from early childhood to disre-
gard the law.
Parties throughout the county who
are interested in education will be re-
ioiced to learn that the County Com
missioners have decided to retain the
County Library, and are taxing steps
to see that it is made OF even great
er benefit to the reading public in
the future than it has been IN the
past. A library board has been ap-
pointed to assist in the good work.
School Clerk, take notice, Is your
census report in? 1t was due Oct.
list. Trustees kindly check up on
your clerk.
The following teachers took the
examinations held in Plentywood last
week: Roy H. Bass, Lester Campeau,
Thorwald Brekke, Virginia Lamberg,
Marie Solseng, Helen K. Miller, Anne
De Gagne, Agnes Jacobson, Rachel M.
Randolph, Olga H. Waller, Martha c.
Petersen, Alice Erickson, Elsine Jo-
hansen. Lucy Warner, Bert F.
Omundson, Oracle Higgins, Della
Henke. Lois Arvilla Bantz, Blanche
Ivadell Bantz, Adriana Cecilia Gar
neau, Emily e. Lindquist, Meta Siv-
crime Hanish, Hilda Bystedt, Mildred
Bornstedt, Carolyn Kurtz, Claire A.
Weber, Agnes Elmgren, Robert John
son, Marian E. Riddle, Anna L.
Brend, Elma A. Laliberte, Evah C.
Greenburg, Marguerite R. Huebner,
Alice Ator, Clara Felland, Annie
Saby, Elna Brinlman, Osta Nordgren,
Murriel King, Bessie Westmoreland,
Stella Thompson, Ali Walo, Mrs. Col
da Boley, Martha M. Jacobson, Est
her Madsen, Anna Reuter-, Genevieve
Daley, Ruth Grant, Olive G.. Nichol-
son, Garrison H. Stout, Flora E
Carpenter, Hilma Dahlen, Esther s.
Sorenson, Elma Peterson, Emma
Dirks.
Mrs. Beulah Strand applied for g
renewal of her first grade, and Car
Jacobsen and Hanna johnson ap-
piled for new types of first grade.
Miss Esta NOrdgren ha accepted g
temporary position as teacher ii
School District No. "a.
Due to an error in spacing made by
the printer, you cannot get correct
information about your district from
the financial report, published a weel
or so ago, by reading from the right
but you can by reading from the left
Children under six are not of lega
school age, and teachers hould not b.
asked to bother with them. Ever!
minutes attention given to a chile
under six is stolen from some one wh'
is entitled to it.
Oscar Matson, who has been an eff
ficient clerk in School Dist. 81, ha
resigned, due to moving to California
Mr.. Rio of Raymond has been ap
pointed to take his place.
A petition to transfer a quartz
section of land from School Dist. NJ
% to School Dist. No. So was de
MED, for the reason that the schoo
in Dist. No. So, was full to capacity
so could not accommodate the fiv
children affected by the propose
transfer.
All but one of Sheridan county
schools are now in session, with
total teaching force of 1873 teachers
An election in District No. 80 t
decide whether or not the Johnso
school should be moved to a pOsitio
a mile south and about half mi
west of present site of Olson schoo
carried with a vote of 36 to 20.
All schools are invited to bring
exhibits to the County Fair to
, held in Plentywood on October 15t
10Th and 18th. Letters have bee
sent to the teachers to this effec
Kind hearted school patrons with cal
can make the teacher and pupils ha
: by by giving them ride in on Sa
urday.
Recent callers at the County Supe
i intendent's office include Mr.. and MI
Fred Herman, Chris Jensen, Man
L ley Evenson, Messrs. Carl and Georl
Smith, Prof. and Mrs. James, M
Harr, Mrs. Grandstran, Mr.. and MI
0lllobCg L. a. AAlAle9S OSSAA~t 80
. Ole Moe, Mr.. Helgeson, Mr.. Raa
Mrs. Hoist, Mr.. H. G. Peterson, Pc
er and Mrs. Fiske and Roy and Rut
Mr.. Abenroth, Oscar Benson and M
Ross from Daleview.
: Despite the storms and fearf
roads, Deputy County Superintende
Miss Hall and State Field Nurs
Edith Dunn have been visiting rur
schools this week. Among those VI
tied were the Mann, Lee, Alcott, M
Kinley, Washington, Jefferson al
McElroy schools. While Miss H;
assisted with teachers examination
last week, Miss Dunn visited t
| Archer and Antelope schools.
In spite of very sore foot, Mi
: Saby of Dist. No. "a, courageous
2 took the teachers examinations.
I A petition to organize new schc
e district from the N. E. part of t
/ Plentywood district has been deni
/ by the Plentywood school board, a
an appeal taken to the County Su
n erintendent of Schools.