The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-02

illustrating model meals, such as: "a
Model Breakfast" and GA Model Din
ner."
The Agriculture. Class is preparing
the first topic for their note books.
The first topic is a study of corn.
The language classes are studying
Story Telling" Some very interest
ing stories have been told.
The Arithmetic classes have COM
pleted their review and have started
the regular course for their grade.
The Geography class has completed
two sets of maps.
The Art Glass is completing a
paper cutting project. Their next
lession will be a drawing lesson.
Everyone is quite interested in
"The Hossier School Master" which
is being read for opening exercises.
Miss Dunn, State. Health Work
er, visited US on Thursday of this
week. Her "talks" were very inter
esting, and we are all confident that
her suggestions will be a benefit to
us. She examined all the pupils and
notified the parents of any defects
that need attention.
Miss Bystedt's Room
Motto for First Week
Zone rule to guide us in our life,
Is Always good and true;
lis do to others as you would
That they should do to you.
Motto for Second Week
In rain or snow, in cold Or heat,
Let's all be friends together;
And do our work the best we can,
Regardless of the weather.
School opened on August 31st
with the following pupils enrolled
First grade-Donald Everson, Hell
mer Hole, Andrew Larsen, Laura
Peterson, Minnie Johanscn and Edna
Johanson; Second Grade = Alvir
Strandskov, Myrtle Vogel, Elnits
Mead, Elmer Peterson, Allyn Eids
ness and Sylvia Jacobson; ThirC
grade-Raymond Peterson and Nor.
ma Tefre; Fourth Grade-Emms
Peterson, Dorothy Murk, Merle Paul
sen and Theodore Vogel.
Everybody seems we'll rested VI
after the summer vacation and is
ready to work with a will.
The first graders have been reading
che story of Little Boy Blue"
The third and fourth graders have
been making a circus poster for Ian
guage.
The first and second grades have
started work on a doll house. They
have made some very realistic bed:
and some rugs.
Fer drawing a cut out border Of
squirrels for the black board has beer
made; some crayon drawings Of
pears and caryon picture of an In.
dian scene.
Miss Dunn visited the room OF
September 10th and gave an instruc.
tive talk to the little folks on the
people who inhabit our body-house
The talk about the little white mil
lers, our teeth, was especially inter
esting because one of the first grade
boys has little white miller with 9
pain III his side. Miss Dunn gave
each child a physical examination
and reported defects to the parents
Helmer Holje was the only one in the
room who carried no report home
Defective teeth and bad tonsils were
found in almost every child.
The patrons of the school are cor
daily invited to visit it and see the
work that is being done.
Attendance III this room has beer
very good. Raymond Peterson has
been the only absentee SO far, anC
then only for one-half day. Only one
tardy is recorded. That is againsf
Merge Paulson.
Raymond Peterson went to Plenty.
wood Tuesday to have his shoulder
cared for.
Sylvia jacobson and Elnita 1feac
are on the honor roll in Reading.
Theodore .Vogel and Emma Peter
son have done. especially good work
IN Spelling. In a speIl-down Friday
afternoon, Emma carried eff The
horOrs