The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-11-13
Sheridan County School Notes

Snerldan OounIy ScnoOl INOteS
The following schools report per-
feet attendance and punctuality rec
ords for the second month of school:
La Grange school taught by Alice At
or; the Wanso School, taught by
Hazel Ruth Wilson; and the Robinson
school taught by Meta Hanish. We
know that parents, pupils and teach
ers are all "on the job" when there is
neither absence nor hardness in a
school for months at time.
Hazel Kissner returned last week
from a trip to Minneapolis to resume
her duties as teacher of the Courtney
school. Miss Kissner was called east
by the serious illness of her brother,
who is now on the road to recovery.
Mr.. Willard M. Cade of Warden,
Mont, has begun six months term
of school in the Desonia school near
Daleview.
Invitations are out to a "Peek-a-
boo" social to be held at the Lee
school house On Saturday night. La
dies are requested to bring lunch for
two. Mrs. Coda Boley is the teach
er.
A program and dance were features
: of entertainment at the Lagrange
, school on Wednesday night of this
e week.
Claire Weber gave a program and
social at the Mckinley school re-
n Gently at which $36.45 was realized as
D proceeds.
4 Miss Blanche Crone and Miss Haz-
Il ell Kissner. have leant helping hands
at the County Superintendent office
at different times during the past
r week.
is One of the most profitable State
t. Association meetings it has ever been
lie the privilege of the writer to attend
was held in Great Falls the last week
in October. The chief speaker was
q E. A. Ross, Professor of Sociology at
d the University of Wisconsin. Prof
ID Ross addressed the Association or
III the following subjects: "Is the WorlC
Growing Better or Worse? 90, Chow
IF Can We Produce SOcialized Charac
- ter?", "The Roots of he Social Ques
- tion," Jumping versus Individual
~ - ism" and "The Social Revolution il
, India" Prof. Ginste has written
synopsis of these addresses for tn
re Producers News which will appea
r. in another column of the Producer
DIV looking views on the social questio
are quite in line with the progressiv
thinking of the "bolsheviks" of Sher
ere dan county.
IN Besides Prof. Ross's able addresse
nd there were helpful suggestions 0
ng Parent Teachers Associations, Re
Cross Activities, Camp Fire Girls o
CARNATIONS, and Library Work.
at Prof. Ginste of Homestead, Mrs.
enC M. Olson and Miss Jansen of Med
nd cine Lake and County Supt. Emn
eld Crone attended the Association fro
Sheridan county.
Hans c.. Hansen has been appOiI
- ed clerk of the Archer school diStr
, 90; to take the place of 0. E. Whitman
, e,3t Ole N. Void has accepted an {
AVl' pointment on the School Board of
IA to fill the place made vacant
and the resignation eff Peter Anderson
ans Prof. and Mrs. James of Quito
with and Prof. Thorup of Antelope W.
af- pleasant callers at the County Sup
intendent's office Saturday. Prof. {
Mrs. James remained for the dal
Re- at the Farmer-Labor Temple Sat
Don, day night.
and Hazel Ruth Wilson closed S
Miss cessful term in the Wanso school
ere. week and began term In the Tho
:, wood school, same district, on M
'u III day.
last tiVities is evidenced by the fact
moef S237 were realized as proceeds Il
PIPER a carnival given under the ausp
of the school last week.
:. Callers at the County Superlnt'
= II eq7+'s office the past two weeks
?DlIl8 cIude Willard Cade, Elna Swan
i !, G Esther Sorenson, Josie Otness,
q q ms and Mrs. Dominick, H. o. HepI
lc"'al FIvina Peterson, Mrs. Ligne and
tina. Carl and Alvin Jacobsen, We
IN Of Richardson. Oscar Wagnild, Ole v
,sdav Ole Nelson, J. O. Brensdahl, 1
4 do. Glein. Robert Larson, Henry Re
.erson Lester Campeau and Mrs. I'll
sun SIM Mrs. Adella Mehls of Flaxville
annlied for a teaching position
Sheridan county. Mrs. Mehls no
e here Montana State certificate.
ymOnd In checking up on the census
n and sworn to as correct by the clerk
inter- Gently submitting them, this
They was amazed to find one list cor
er-La- ing over 24O names to which oil
was not entitled. Had this "pad
. not been detected the district IN
Ray ton might have received 4
$ mat $4,000 which rightfully belon1ge
their other districts. An honest clerl
ty last take care that his census list Is
7enlng. rect. The district loses close tC
1ow at enteen dollars for every name
ted, which should be listed, an
nos every name wrOngfully listed,
S and seventeen 9olie oiol+f,,119I haIono
ty last 70 w1onl II rs -sSt. for the
stensen ShoUlu nOC u - Io'.4 - cbeclr III,
eat for " o9PeIIi,v 49, oo+b Int # beo
look as though it might be.
bovo EMMA GRO
at the county oupellii'e
ng sold o.c,Ap TADTEC, Am
he fact DAG 5Id4 nc, g G6nIgCCTcCETrT IA
by car ilOi1i'0 . -
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