The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-11-23
News of
WofPoint Alumni
The Chi-Minn. Game

ing the University of Minnesota,
is enjoying her work immensely.
This extract from Hazle's letter
will show that she is getting some
fun out of the national pastime-
football.
Homecoming was a big sue
cess. The big Chicago game was
played yesterday and how we did
scalp them. The parade was pref
ty good but I've seen better ones
at home with more thought and
preparation behind them. That
game vas a wowi Exciting and in
teresting. Every time we made a
touchdown a skyrocket would go
off that would fairly burst your
ears Before the game they sent
up rockets that burst in the air,
colors, and one with Minesota's.
Then they sent one off that turn
ed into a perfect gopher and it
sailed and bobbed off into the dis
lance. At the first kickoff all the
maroon and gold balloons were
let loose. 1t was a beautiful
sight. We have a dandy drum
major. He did an Indian wal
dance and twirled that baton. He
could throw it over the goal posts
and catch it and still keep step.
The stadium was packed as it was
an ideal day for the game.
Ina Herman also attended this
game. She has been playing bas-
ket ball with Sanford hall teams.
Hazel tells this good one: A
girl said, where are you from?
Hazel: "Wolf Point, Montana.
Girl: "Oh, Wool Point, l sup
pose that is why you have a dogs
head on your ring?"
There are four Freshmen from
Montana. Wolf Point sent three,
Halle Chapman, Ina Herman and
Fred Laroque.
Halle Chapman Makes Good
Halle has been chosen to repre-
sent Sanford Hall in the golf tour
nament. She is also on the San
ford basketball and tennis team.
Sanford Hall has organized it's
first orchestra this year beginning
with twelve instruments. Halle
is drummer and librarian. She has
charge of the buying of the music.
She was placed in nomination for
president of the Sanford student
body. A friend of hers got it.
The Minnesota University daily
has this to say about Halle: "The
arrival on the University campus
of the five Blackfeet Indians head
ed by Chief Two Guns White Calf
is of special significance to one
on the campus, Halle
a freshman. Miss Chap
mans mother who lives in Wolf
Point Montana has been acquaint-
ed with Chief Two Guns White
Calf and his tribe from her child
hood. She has witnessed tribal
dances of the Blackfeet Indians on
their reservation adjoining Glacier
National Park. At one of these
dances, Miss Chapman then a lit
tie child, was carried on the Shout
ders of Eddie Running Crane, a
Indian dancer.
Jean Taylor Writes
Jean Taylor writes the follow
ing from East Radford, Virginia.
1t is such a newsy letter that we
are asking that it be printed in
full.
East Radford, Va.
Mr. Livingston:
THE folks at home" sem me a
Wolf Point Herald the other day.
and in it l noticed, among other
items of interest, news of the do
ings of some former students. My
name wasn't there, of course, and
began to be afraid that you real
ly had no idea as to where | was.
Upon reflection, I saw that if you
didn't know my whereabouts, you
naturally be greatly dis
tressed about it, and l therefore
it expedient to notify you
Immediately that | at least still
i've, breathe, and have my being.
haven't been wiped off the face
the map, but just slid across to
another part of it. 1t is rue that
no longer exist in the State of
Montana, but exist instead in a
of perpetual motion, gravi-
ating back and forth between a
certain college post office and the
lormitory dining room. The fact
s, I've just been carried back to
I'D Virginny, and have enjoyed the
very much.
I'm right down in the midst of
he Allegheny mountains, supposed
y in one of the most beautiful sec
ions of the country. 1t is espec-
ally pretty now, when all the
rees have put on their gorgeous
.utumn colors. On account of the
reat amount of moisture in the
If, objects in the distance cannot
cen as clearly as they a out
ONE, and the mountains are al
rays yelled with a soft blue haze,
hat only serves to enhance their
harm. East Radford itself, being
railroad center, is not a very
retty town, but the beauty of the