The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-07-03
SHERIDAN COUNTY
SCHOOL NOTES

WElJISAA dI bllC -ueS ClSuln SIduC ca
animation are as follows: Reading, {
"a. Helen Larsen, Dist. 3; Spelling,
98, Elsie NORM, Dist. ,; Arithmetic, y
100, Leland McNulty, Dist. 20; Gram ]
mar, 90 1-2, Eleanor Anderson, Dist. !
%; History, 80, Evelyn Leutsch, Dist.
2; Civics, 81. Elsie Norm, Dist. 2;
Agriculture, SO II. Victor Kisler,
Dist %; Hygiene, It'll, SO -, kath- !
ryn Morgan, Dist. 3; Geography, eth,
20, Stanley Lewis, Dist. 20.
Of the May graduates who finished
the eighth grade in one year, Helen
Larsen, Dist. 3 holds the highest av-
erage is 90. Miss Stencil was her
teacher.
F. w. Sorenson, T. J. Chelley and
Martin Torgerson called on school
business at the County Superintenl-
ent's Office.
Levin and Eugene Zimmerman of
Plentywood, Dist. 20. have been
neither absent nor Cardy during the
entire school year.
Mr.. Sufield, Superintendent of
Plentywood Dist. No. 20, called at the
County superintendent Office We'd
nesday.
The weeks callers at the County
superintendent Office include DR..
Cooper, Mr.. Eaton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob jacobson, Alice and Richard,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lester, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Doe, Fred Miller, Carl RasmCs-
sen, Mrs. J. J. Carroll and Dorothy,
Mr.. JUL, Harry JUL, G.. J. Aben-
roth. Peter JUL, Peter Fiske and
Henry Raaen.
On June 10th, the parents and
pupils of the Emerson School Dist.
81, met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Ramussen to give their teacher,
Mrs. Mamie G. Hatley, a farewell
surprise party in appreciation of her
work in their school, Mrs. Hatley
thought she was, attending = surprise
party on Mr.. Rasmussen until Mr.
Sven Peterson in a few appropriate
words presented her with a beautiful
large cabinet of stationery. As she
goes. to a new field of work, Mrs.
Hatten will cherish the memory of
her year with the good folks in the
Emerson school district.
School Dist. No. 80, near Outlook,
has voted a levy of I'VE mills for the
perty into good shape for the coming
4
JUL, two hustling trustees. ard Peter
Fiske, the clerk, from that district,
called at the County Superintendent
office Wednesday for information in
= connection with their Improvement
plans. We were quite interested in
a suggestion from these members to
the effect that they contemplate sclv-
n ing their water supply problem by
putting in cisterns at school houses
which can be pumped dry and -leau-
, ed each fall then Teflled for the
n years supply.
g The second apportiOnment Of the
r county high school fund and of the
g general six mill levy tax was made
le this week. The general fund IS ap-
pOrtioned according TO the number o.
! census children, Plentywood receiv
:. ing the highest amount, S2046 10, fol-
= 720 children; and Dist Ne. 81 the
" lowest amount, S17.06, for children
Of the high school fund, RedstJne re
ceived S28929, Antelope SCOTS
- Westby S608.36, Homestead S7540 6
= Outlook S812.08, Medicine LAX,
= SSS5.42 and Plentywood S1781.12
= The high school fund is apporticnec
= on the number of teachers and aggre
- gate days attendance basis.
~ Certificates of tax levies are com
- ing in daily and show that the PEG
= pie of Sheridan county have taXe
~ themselves in their usual generou
n manner for the maintenance G
= schools.
&c The following young people are
q be congratulated upon having com
! pleted the eighth grade Of Sherida
70 April Graduates
81 Anna Ersness. Comertown; Cliffor
y Olson, Comertown; Henry Reimer.
y Medicine Lake; Weldon Richardson
N Antelope; Margaret Wilson. OutloOl
- May Graduates
Eleanor Anderson. Outlook; Harr
al Anderson, Reserve; Annie Arnekle7
" Antelope; Clay Bolster, PlentywooC
Goldie NJ. Baker, GrenOra; Ragnhil
- - Bakken, Antelope; IneZ Barnes, Re-
=, stone; Bernice Bessire, Antelope
= 4 Clarence Bee, Outlook; Lewis CalveT
be Wanso; Gladys Carlson, Raymond
- Dorothy Carroll, PientywoOd; JOSEF
- Collins, Plentywood; Vera Collin
Plentywood; Kenneth Connole. Med
cine Lake; Francis J. Cooper, Doole.
Nerna Crawford, PIentyWoo0; Emel
Dahlgaard, Westby; Margaret Dec
N Outlook; Victoria DiOnne, Plent
/ wood; Edna Eaton, Dooley; HaZ
~ Ekstedt, Dooley; Deane Epler, Do
ley; Lillian Ermatinger, Westb
ris Gordon Fawcett, Outlook; Melv
in Fiske, Outlook; Helen French, Nee
ok cine Lake; Vera Friberg, Westb
the Blanche Glaze. Antelope; Harv
Golf, Plentywood; Louis GundersC
rrs Plentywood; Lee Hair, PlentywOo
ed Charles Hilyard, Plentywood; Al
-iss Hoist, Westby; Roy Homme, Outloo
nds Helen Hultgren, Westby; Citfo
on Jensen, Westby; Harry Jensvt
Homestead; Henry Jcrgensen, Da
IN, mar; Victor Kisler PlentywOOd; Oh
and er Kjerrumgaard, Archer; ely
IN Kurtz, Redstone; Doris Kurtz, Rt
,on stone; Alfrida Larsen, Antelope; ID
the en- Larsen, Westby; Evelyn Lars,
Who Outlook; Orville Larson, Westby; :
and mold Lidahl, Plentywood; Olga Ma
Jason, Dooley; William Mclnnes, r.
stone; Leland McNuity. Plentywo'
Robert Miller WpSthv. Elsie MOI