The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-06

Corinth Saunders, James BEEN
Esther Courchene, Vincent Ned
rud, James Kelly, Anna Hide, Bill
lie Markham, Bessie Belgrade
Tom Jansen, Lois Dewitt, Velma
Fishback.
The curtain for the stage win
dow given to the school by the
class of 1927 is a beauty. Mater
ial has been ordered for the other
window. The trophy case will
be hung this week.
Mrs. Toring's third grade will
give an assembly program on Fri
day of this week.
Forty-eight lockers have been
ordered for the high school floor,
A large number of these have
been spoken for. Two students
will use a locker. The rental is
75c each and 25c deposit for the
key. These lockers will make it
possible for us to have heater
halls. Better car can be taken
of clothing. Losses will be small
er. The rental will be used to
pay for the lockers. We hope
that all students will take lockers.
Then we can remove the insight
ly coat racks.
New Pupils
Pupils enrolled this week as
+,o ,,rfou1 fx.0,a, @fha. cohAAI. QUO.
Wesley Soper, 2-B Northside, from
Avondale; Robert Wolfe, S-A,
Opheim; Elmer Thompson, 5-B,
Waska; Walter Dietrich, 6-B, Ed
it'll Wilson, 6-B, Pleasant View
school, McCone county; Virginia
Wilson, 2-B, Pleasant View school
McCone county.
We are not enrolling pupils who
have never been in school before.
Our school is too crowded.
New Records
A number of new records have
been received for our music mem
DRY contest. This is the list:
Stars and Stripes Forever, Sousa;
The Fairest of the Fair, Sousa;
Ell Captitan March, Sousa; Wash
ington Post March, Sousa; Can
zonetta. Mendelssohn; Drink to
Me Only With Thine Eyes, Pooh
on; Tannhauser Fest March, Wag-
ner; Tannhauser Overture, Parts
I, II, III, Wagner; Caprice Wen
nois, Kreisler; Humoresque, Kreis-
Ter; Dance of the Hours, Parts
and II, Ponchielli.
About Former Students
Ira Fromdahl, a former Wolf
Point grade student, has gone to
Minneapolis to attend the Moller
College for BARRIERS. He is to
take a three and a half months
course.
Abraham Toavs has enrolled at
the state college at Bozeman.
Abraham will take the short
course in agriculture.
Ruby Bilyeu, a former Wolf
Point high student, is married.
Best wishes for a happy life, and
CONGRATULATIONS to MI. Grimsrud.
Charles Smith, a former Wolf
Point high school student, paid us
a visit. Charles in a junior IN
Cut Bank. He is doing excellent
work. but says that he misses the
Wolf Point assemblies.
The assembly programs for Inc
second semester are being MADE
out now. The seniors OF 1928 VIII
have a large part on these pro-
grams.
The sophomore class OF the
Fa,,s Creek, Wisconsin, high
school wrote our class and SEN
a number of pictures. They wish
to hear about Montana. An eA-
change of this kind makes the
study of letter writing more IN
teresting.
The first semester ends Friday
Ian 81. One half of the year
will be up at that time.
Miss Theresa INITIAL, who came
from Sand Coulee to teach the
new school, stayed n day. She
did not wish to become n OF
the "hardy Northerners". Mrs.
Gloria Moe will take her place.
The school will open Monday.
Held over From Last Week
a Field for a Poet
(From the Butte Miner
An epic might be written around
the rural school teachers OF Mon
tana The Miner recently told OF
Miss Nella Gurnett of Garfield
county, who travels 20 miles a
dav to teach two pupils. Wnen
snow filled the highway she rode
a horse.
Another woman in the same
county and a correspondent of the
Miner teaches a school of eight
children. of whom five are under
10 a of age. The school is
e5 miles from a railroad and is a
rattlatrap log building where the
wind whistles through the chlnks
and the snakes crawl up from
rndar the floor OF drop from the
dirt roof in the teachers lap, as
actually happened last summer.
The teacher writes that there
orc children in the rural stretches
@a0.a +ba+ have never seen