The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-03-27
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writes that because Of economi
conditions the Music Festival wi
not beheld at Glasgow in May.
The January issue of the Star
olind Record is at hand. On pag
"a of this beautiful Montana book
let is a picture Of the Wolf Poin
bridge. A picture of the ferry i
also shown.
The brass plate has been attach
ed to the flag staff of the silk tlaf
purchased for our assembly by the
class OF 1880.
Violet Renville has moved to the
country.
Poplar certainly showed Bozemar
they were there. They lost tc
Dillon by two points; then Won
from Bear Creek bytwo points ;
then won from Plains by one point
and lost to Twin Bridges by one
point. This gave them eighth
place and a large banner.
We r beginning to build for
1882 and with proper conditioning
the Wolves should be at the top
next year. I~nexperience of part of
the team was too serious a hand
leap. We have 125 players and
there will be ten who will be well
grOOmed by the time the contests
are under way next March. Bas-
hetball champions are not built
in a day or a month or a year.
"Old Man Tobacco" is groggy
right now as far as school boys
are concerned. A careful check is
being made on smokers. They are
being given the chance to divorce
themselves from cigarettes for
their own benefit and that of the
school. l am finding each day
that more and more of the boys
prefer athletics to tobacco. This
is the 1892 Championship spirit.
THE world wants things done
not excuses. One thing we'll done
is worth a million good excuses"
The lives Of all boys and girls
can be made successful and happy
If they are properly guided toward
the right turning when they come
to the Crossroads" 1t is up to
the parents and the teachers to
furnish the guidance.
Did you see those Boy Scouts
starting on a hike at 6:45 a III.
last Saturday? Breakfast was
cooked after they arrived at their
destination Scoutmaster John
son is doing a real piece of work
for the boys of our community.
From time to time men are go
ing to the gym to watch the future
basketball champions work ou-
Sig Cusker vas down last Friday
evening. On Saturday morning
e. L. Shipman got a kick out of
some of the clever Brownie Bas-
keteers." There is nothing funnier
than to see a young hopeful get
bowled over by a basketball that is
larger than himself. The gym is
a "madhouse of joy" on Saturday
morning, Yet through it all Miss
Nichols keeps sane.
Principal Fnke OF the Columbus, |
N. Oak. highschool, called at our
school last Saturday.
Teachers who called last Satur-
dow moro. NTioo NorIa01 Nc ~ |
ton, Miss Azell Anderson, Miss Bes-
sic Anderson, Miss Lundgren and
Miss Dahlin.
What are all these wild tales we
hear about a cemetery at the Volt
meet?" Was it at Volt or on some
cliff? We wonder! Ole Krogstad
is going to groom a tug of war
team that can pull a caterpillar |
tractor. So look out, you fellows
from the south half.
The Wolf Point town schools will
not be in session on Friday, April
8 or Monday, April 6. School will
be in session on the forenoon of
ASL1O 10y lOl lAC d1nQdl neIu-
orial day program. This will be
Saturday,, May 80.
The playing OF marbles on the
school ground is to be discontinued
by April 1. Baseball, track and
outdoor basketball will be the ma
jor sports from April l on. Golf
and tennis will also be played.
We hope to do some work on the
city courts soon.
Principal Bruce of the Fort Peck
school visited US one day last
week.
The Hobson high school boys,
under the direction Of their coach.
Carl Ruckman, are hauling asheG
from private dwellings In town to
use on the new quarter-mile run.
ming track. Grading and filling
has been completed. Cinders will
be used as a surface finisher. On
the curves and ends the track Will
be bordered Oh the inside by q one
by four inch board painted whita-