The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-12-16

Santa Claus.
Miss Craig has made a fir.
, place in her room. The stocl
ings are up. Poor Santa Clal
landed on his nose when he trie
. get irto her rcicm. The san
? table shows a real Christine
scene.
A number of the children hav
: been receiving letters frcm tn
rome of Ssn.tsi Clsus at Nome
Alaska. These letters were start
ed en- their journey several week
ego.
The seventh and sixth grade
are having real basketball battle
each Saturday morning. TIL
Fourth ard Fifth are also learn
ing some basketball. The Fifth hs
the heavier team. Each hoy VIII,
plays on Saturday should brin.
his own towel.
Rural Sociology has been add
ed to the subjects taken by TIL,
Nominal Training students.
Sadie McManigsl, a Wolt
Point graduate, will enroll ait Dill
Ion in January. John Brown viii
also ENROLL at the same time.
The eighth grade ccmlplet tee
the Stanford Achievement test or
Tuesday.
"Knowledge is Power" Can
you afford not to be informed?
Penmanship Reports
Mrs. Appelgren's fifth grade
MsWine Deck, Richard Shamley,
Joseph Maier and Eugene Dough-
erty have canned Improvement
Certificates. Lillian Spicer and
Ernest Potter have earned Palm
er Method buttons.
Miss Phebe Hendley, teacher at
the Pioneer school, was called to
California because of the serious
Illness of her sister. Her school
is closed for the present.
A number of our rural schools
will have but n week of vaca-
ton.
1T is more than likely that the
basketball tournament will be
held in Bainville This year. We
hope so.
Mary Geer transferred from
Send Creek to our first B grei1e.
Dcnit forget the benefit matt
nee en- Saturday afternoon. This
is a worthy cause
Spelling Tests
A number of parents have been
to our office Ito discuss our SPELL
ing tests. We are more than glad
to show and explain these tests
to you. Many children can be
helped by parents who understand
how to aid them in spelling. One
mother brought her boy up two.
last year. He was a poor.
but home drill is the rem
edy.
The basketball girls held a bas-
ketball sale last week. Enough
was realized to pay fer sm eighth
basketball jersey and a pair of
basketball Stockings. Our first.
squad locks trim in the NEW cut
fits.
q Christmas Vacation
Most of the teachers will spend
The Christmas vacation in Wolf
Clarence Powell expects
to go to Fargo; Miss Wallander,
to Froid; Miss Dahlstrom, to
R7zeman; NJ IS Aiken, to Mime
sofia; Mrs. Vigil, to st. Paul
Miss Reed, to Canada; Miss Mac
Rarlane, TO Missoula.
Mr.. Livingston has been elect
I'd delegate to the state assembly
1T Helena. This mJeets during the
lclidays.
Baldv Strang
The Badly Strang number has
,een here. The school was disap-I
j tinted. We lad expected a num-
yer better than the first. The
oes on the second number wss
rlet by the profit from the first.
The Junior class hcs a net profit
# S1.75 ON the two MURDERS.
The ~inter-class debates will be
cheduled during the second Sc
hester.
Dry Forks School
Good reports ere coming. from
he Literary Society at the Dry
'orks school. Miss Appelgren has
workable plan for hot lunches
" always frid tibet a ccn1nunfty
i'll support a progressive teacher.
Trachcma Operations
We are awaiting instructions
'cm DR.. Cegswell. 1t is not like
that any trachoma operations
i'll be performed until DR.. Cogs-
Ell has issued orders.
The saxophone quartet-Ima
enml&n, Serafn Lenz, Russell
uxsol and Mr.. Staples, accom-
nied by Cleo Flint gave a snap
Z program at last Thursday ar