The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-05-10

lOl may ~ instead OF May 10. w
do not want the meet to interfere
with the state examinations SEIZED
uled for May IS and II.
George Rathert played two very
pleasing clarinet numbers for as
sembly May Fantasia Impromp
tn and Seranade Bandine. He was
accompanied by Belle Everett.
Band to Glendive
Mr.. Simon ands Mrs. McFarlan
expect to take our band to Glen
dive on Saturday of this week.
The band will play in the May
festival while there. Cars will
leave early Saturday morning and
return Sunday morning. The band
is holding special ~rehearsals this
week.
Our glee clubs are preparing for
year end programs.
Mr.. Simons has a letter from G.
v. Ridgley, director of music,
Eastern Montant Normal School,
Billings, Montana.
He said, Il admired the work of
your pupils at the Bozeman meet,
and especially compliment your
school on getting and keeping a
good man who can teach the
individual instruments himself.
That condition ought to be wider
spread than it is in Montana.
Sorry the band didn't get down
to the meet"
The following was written by
Joe Hamilton, spelling contestant,
in appreciation of his trip to
Froid:
Our Trip to Froid
Our trip to Froid was a pleasure
to me and l enjoyed it more than
| can tell.
We started out from Wolf Point,
about a quarter after eight. We
stopped in Poplar for several
minutes and then went on again.
We went through Brockton and
from there to Culbertson, where
again, we stopped only to get in
formation concerning the distance
from there to Froid.
When we reached Froid we
made arrangements for our rooms.
and soon the dining room opened
so we went in to get our first meal
at Froid. After dinner we went J
over to the school building for the
art and music contest. / did not
care to attend that part so l walk
ed around town and finally went
back to the hotel and waited until I
they were through with the con
test. {
In the evening the spelling con
test was we'll attended at the |
theater. i
The next morning we left Froid
about 900 a. m. for Culbertson
for the track meet which started :
at 11:00 o'clock. Two events
were all they had before noon and
the rest in the afternoon. y
We were greatly enjoying it ,
when We had to come home for
of the rural children that
came along were to go home that =
e g. We left Culbertson
about four. When we were com !,
ing between Culbertson and Brock :,
there was a knock in the en- =
CINE, it grew worse. When we
got to Brockton a mechanic fixed =
t. We came through Poplar and "
cached Wolf Point about $50 or
alter. -
I'm in a grateful attitude toward
he kind treatment and the court g.
,sy which | received from Mrs. "
Vigil and Miss Randall. y
)ur Visit to DR.. DeWane's Office 81
BY a pupil in Miss BEERS room d.
Thursday the ga and 5B groups
vent to visit DR.. DeWane's office ST
D look through the X-ray. This w,
yas n of the most interesting Ca
lcidents that eve occurred in my
fe. L, while waiting, pondered I'll
yer what the X-ray would be Re
Ike. ! saw several visions of it. mi
yhen Vincent and my turn came las
lie X-ray was very hot, but that
id not hinder us from having u Su
Irn. My turn came after Vim ie1
ent. When | knelt down before The
lie machine l was startled to look
the elbow. The joints would Ms
and close. The hand and at
rist were interesting too. Mrs.
arwise's wrist watch could be Vii
ainly seen. When | looked at Sit
e foot it's suppleness was very aft
nazing.
In behalf of my classmates and Mi!
yself l wish to thank DR.. De anC
,ane and Mrs. Barwise for that day
teresting lesson.
Eighth Grade Program Cal
Friday, May 8, the eighth grade HUI
a pantomime in lighter vein hor
titled Miss Iva Newway's
hool' It's chief characteristics 7
re exaggerated action and play fec
words. An entire day in Miss enc
.wway's school was reviewed. Vic
e narrative was read by Walter Wa
aprnan. The part of Miss New Can
y was played by Ruth Hanson. r
r pupils were Tommy, Donald Lea
,con. TooL rToIho,,,. n1eeN-. 4o4l