The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-11-04

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. Waska, writes that the scho,
Halloween party was most SUI,
cessful. The sum of S13.45 whic
wss raised, will be used to pun
chase a set of World Books flo
the Waska school.
Blanche Alexander has enrolle
in the Franklin high school o
Ses tile, Washington.
Halloween Parties
The grades enjoyed a Hallow
cen party in the gym from 2:3'
to 5 on Monday afternoon. Man.
%interclass contests were held. TIL,
sixth grade won the grand prize
The high school had a party from
700 to 200 at night. The jun
Tors won the grand prize with
I421a points. Clyta Cusker wor
the first prize of $1.00 for the
best pumpkin. Jean Bjorgen ano
Mary Toavs each received sc
cents for second prize Jackie
lanterns. Alma Pipal won S1.0O
for the best witch costume and
Jovita Tolksdorf took second
prize, winning so cents. She was
dressed in a Halloween cat cos
tune.
Don't forget the Lyceum num-
Der to be given in the high school
assembly room next Monday eve
ming, Nov. 8.
Glendive Game
Our football team played at
Glendive last Saturday. The reg
ulars drove down on Friday. Mr..
Livingston took the subs on Sat
morning. 1t was a beIauti-
full day as the roads were in per
feet condition. The distance by.
vav of Richey was 107 miles. We
rad to return by Sidney which is
about SIS miles farther, as the
at Snowden has all-night
We shall be glad when
/ bridge is put in at Wolf Point
md we can appreciate how all
he people who have to cross the
feel about it.
w. P. Swift But Light i
The gelme was interesting from
tart to finish. The largest crowd
hat has ever turned out to see
game at Glendive this year was
PRESENT. The whole Miles City
cam was up to get a line on the
Our team was ~outclassed
nut gave an exhibition of driving
,ower that thrilled the spectators.
Wolf Point made a total of 13OI
ards to Glendive's 334. Gavin,
heavy man, starred for Glen
i've. He was responsible for
YER half of their points. He
made a long dash of IS yards for
heir first touchdown. He also
,ade a So yard dash for their
bird touchdown. The fourth
ouchdown resulted from q pass
, ? sleeper near the side lines
were responsible for 80
ards of Glendive's gains. The
5ellar play for Wolf Point was
* ward dash for a touchdown
V Harvey Vinson. He was aided
: the excellent interference OF
roore. Nichol and Rathert. This
as in the second quarter. An :,
her play. g pass on a fake line
hinge from Vinson to Nichol !
cited Wolf Point 30 yards and
sarly another touchdown rear j
,e end of the first half. The
lendive safety was the only man !
atween Nichol and the goal. Al !
time Vinson broke away !,
II such was his driving momen- !
IN that he slipped and fell with
cticallv g clear field before :
M. These plays kept the inter :
4 at high pitch. as Glendlve :
AIRED that we would begin TO !
he breaks and beat them. Our
Tvs showed tremendous drive ana :
.eed but lacked the weight. :
lies CITY said we had the best
,ckAeld they had seen but lack +,
/ weight on the line. LaRoque I
ID yinson gained the mosF {
for Wolf Point. This was
gde possible by the excellent
of the entire remsinder
the backfeld. vinson did ex- !,
llent work in running back +,
cks. his lorgest return being for E
wards. Cusker and Rathert
omed up strong in the line. r
Clendive Men Hurt :.
In the last quarter two Glen +
We men were carried off the
ID. One came to in the dress a
, rooms and the other was still =
conscious when we left. He IS 8
ported as being o. K. now. Civ !
20 pounds more to the man NIB.
. line we would have played q
I'm off from their feet. The
school band of so II
.ces gave some excellent music. A.
ey have snappy uniforms. Most I.
the members are grade child-1I
/. We wish to thank Messrs.
thert and Moore for their cars. !