The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-07-02

SON. Olaf Christofferson, Harriet
Connole. Nella Cookery, Lydia Dahl |
gaard. AdeIine Davick, Raymond Die
fricb. Mary Eaton, George Fiske.
Maggie Fiske, Lucille Goodman, Alice
Grove. Ioval Gunderson, LILLIAN
Hancock. Anna Hansen, Woodrow
Hansen. Rose Harrington, EVELYN Jen-
sen. Vera Jensen, Christian Johansen.
Caroline Johnson, Charles Johnson
Clair johnson, George Johnson, Ella
JUL, Ernest Kaufman, Gerald Kelley,
IWinnifred Kelley, Louise King, Einar
lKlofstad. Larry Larson, Valerie Lee,
STANLEY Lewis, Anna Lund, Janet
IIundm1ist. VIM. Lundquist, Leo Man
Inev. Alton Markell, Donald Marshall.
Ably Mccoy, Ellen Meharry, Fern
MORN. Donna Myars, Knudt Polsen,
Arnold Peterson, Elna Petersen, Eu-
Egene Petersen, Gladys Peterson,
MYRTLE Peterson, Clarice Rice, Harold
IReiger. Carlot ROstad, Joseph SENEGAL
; Verna Shively, Edgar Skordal, Flor
ence Stambaugh, Lucille Stoner, Mar
tin Storaasli, Norman Stubban, Theo-
Idore Thoreson, Thor Twedt, Esther
:: Waller. LLOYD Westby, Gilbert Wolfe,
Lucille Wright, Pearl Wunderlich and
Robert Zeidler.
; Francis Dolin, Margaret Beatty and
Fern Knick passed in the 8th grade
, subjects but have tey bths oumiSHRL
subjects but have yet to submit
grades in Geography, and Hygiene
, earned in other states, before diplo-
mas can be granted them.
: The highest average made at these
S examinations was "a. Congratulate
h MYRTLE Bell of PlentywoOd.
g Christian Johansen of Dagmar and
S VIM. Lunduuist of Medicine Lake
e each got 100 per cent in Arithmetic
d Lucille Goodman of Plentywood anC
!: Edgar Skordal of Redstone tied fol
: first place in History each receiving
k 90 per cent. Lucille Goodman got 90
: per cent in History, also the highes
/ grade in that subject The others re
ceiving the best grade in any one sub
iect were Vera Jensen of the Wash
ingtcn school with 96 per cent il
Spelling; Frank Bucklin of RedstOn,
r 96 in Agriculture; Alan Keogh O
N Outlook 95 in Hygiene; Myrtle Bell o
L brentwood, Anna Lund of Outlocl
and VIM. Lundquist of Medicine LAX
y each ga in Reading; VIM. Lundquis
IS of Medicine Lake and Lucille Stone
of Plentywood SO in Grammar. Fred
A erick Crave of Plentywood "a in &c
y ography.
p The teachers who were successful i
g securing certificates as a result G
n; the June examinations were Thorwal
n Brekke, second grade; Adriana Gal
R neau, second; Velma Crawford, sex
Ond; Muriel King, second; Lois Bant
second; Marian Riddle, second; The
M reese Grimsrud, second; Rachael Raj
Mt dclph, second; Hazel Kissner lie
ne second; Alphild Engstrom, SECOND
eSrr Mrs. Cora Debing, second; Ruth Nun
b. son, second; Mrs. Bessie Dick secOnC
IN Agnes Jacobsen, second; Caroly
Kurtz, second; Verna GoodlaXOn, SCI
ond; Mildred BOmstedt, second; Ost
Madsen, second; Lois Cosper, seconC
Esther Sorensen, first and Mrs. Colo
BOley temporary first.
Clair Weber, Olga Waller, Martl
Peterson and Helen Miller will recei'
second grade certificates before schO
begins in the fall if their work
summer school this summer is sati
factory.
There were nine who failed to pa
the examinations.
CLERKS TAKE NOTICE! DO n
fail to include your warrant books a
stubs when sending your books to
his audited by the County Treasurer.
Miss Marian Foley of Raymond h
- lust been issued her fifth certifiica
for being neither absent nor tardy
if. whole school year. Marian has
tended school for five years now, dl
ing which lime she has not be
He either absent or tardy once. Be
M NJ Marian and her parents are to
RI congratulated upon this remarka
record. The names Of others "
were neither absent nor tardy all Ii
year will be polished nrvt week
,wn At the close Of the school year
ia Meharry and Snuggins schools helC
M Joint picnic in the Weiss COul
dan Sixty-three were present and all
ipal port a splendid time. Prizes W
awarded to victors in the sports.
tur The Office of the County Super
926. tendent has received announcement
of the marriage of Miss Grace Lar
% Of to Mr.. John C. Harder of Hest
bid Kansas. Miss Lands was one
de- Sheridan County's popular teach
tate She taught in the Longfellow SCI
ibed for the past two years.
Emma CrOne,
1 FSeG County Superintend
of
the