The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-04-29
COUNTY SCHOOLS

MISS Len0re -Larin resigned her DO
sltlon in the Franklin school. district
No. A. Miss MurieI McGovern, who
recently finished her school in district
NO. has been engaged to finish this
term.
Miss Esther Buttemore, on account
OF Ill health, has resigned as teacher
OF the Daleview school. We under
stand the school there will not be re-
opened this term.
Mrs. Helen Strom Grimsrud has re-
signed as teacher of the Longfellow
school in district No. 38. Mr.. A. D.
Dick of district No. 5 has been en-
gagged to finish the term.
Miss Elna Brinkman, who has lust
completed term of school in district
No. a, reports that Esther and Erma
Jonasen, Lillian Nielsen, Florence
lessen, and Rigmor Brinkman have
been neither tardy nor absent for the
entire school year and have earned
large certificates of award. Florence
and RigmOr have won these certifi-
Gates for the past three consecutive
school terms. This shows an unus-
ually good record of attendance.
Miss Esther Madsen, teacher of the
Griffin school in district No. so. re-
ports that David Stevens, Ralph Stew
ems, Eva Nelson, and Dora Nelson
have been present every day of this
school term.
Mr.. Nels Danielson, teacher of the
jackson school, district No. 80. reports
that Margaret and Helen Bye, and
Mark and Frank Brady have had a
perfect attendance record for the past
school year. This makes the third
year IN succession that Frank has had
a perfect attendance record and the
second year for Margaret, Helen and
Mark.
Miss Patricia Mckinley, who recent
~ closed a successful school in dis
trio 80, expects to spend her vacation
in Chicago.
thirty of our rural school. having
a term of eight months or less. have
closed recently. The April State ex
aminations, held Monday and Tues
DAY OF this week, was for the benefit
OF the students of these schools. There
were fifty-five pupils who wrote in
Plentywood. Since Miss Hall. who
was in charge of the examination at
Dagmar, has not returned To the Of
flee, we will give the number writing
there at later date.
We have received a number of
letters from our rural teachers show
ing an excellent spirit of cooperation
IN regard to the celebration of Child
Health Day, May 1. We sincerely
appreciate the efforts being made to
call attention to the physical needs
of the children and hope next school
year we may sbe'a able to do something
remedial along this line.
Recent callers at the Office are the
following: Carl Smith, o. J. Bentsen,
George Smith, Geo. Midbys 40 Hans
Madsen, Mr.. Hurst, Bruce Smith, Mr..
Lipscomb, Mr.. Ross, Miss Buttermore,
Mrs. Fellon, Miss Eng, Mrs. Nichols,
Miss Kolbeck, Selma Christopherson,
Mrs. Potter, James Handbook and
son Earl, Mrs. John Welter. Christ
Knudsen, Bill Ator, Albert HOLMAN,
F. M. Nichols, Elna Swanson. Arth-
ur Anderson, Oscar Wagnild. Peter
Fiske, Bernadetta Kelley, R. Iceland.
Mrs. Jackson, Mr.. Collins, Dave Nell
son, Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Olson. Vida
Goodlaxon, E. R. Denzer, Mrs. Hugh
Jones, Geo. Stringer, Mr.. Harshbarg-
er, Miss Grace McNelis, Martha JAG
OLSON, Mrs. Waring, Mrs. Signe JAG
OLSON, Mrs. Alice Redmond. VIM.
Johnson, Miss Mabelle Mohrherr, Wi
mona Wankel, Miss Hoffman, Mr.. An
derson, Mr.. Hovedy, Jacob Ereth,
kasimir Melee Joe. Becker, Adolph
IslaHds John Umback, Ben Moe Emil
Moe, James Mclean, Aug. Larson,