The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-05-13
HAVRE MUSIC
FESTIVAL GREAT
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feated Day by default 2-0;Dry For
beat Wide Awake 14-2 and won on
er Longview by default 20. In TIL
second round Golden Valley tromI
ed French ia; Dry Fork eliminat
ed Liberty lib and then fell be
fore Pioneer la. Golden Vale,
fought hard but the Pioneers o
Montana again victors 15-9
Can those Pioneers pitch? Well
Just watch them. If you ring the
peg, they'll top it and then put q
leaner on to clinch the bargain.
Volt, Dry Fork and Golden Val
ley competed in the harmonica con
test. Volt won.
In baseball Victory won 20 ov-
er French by default and Golden
Valley did the same thing with
Waska. Volt trimmed Liberty. Pi-
oneer walloped Day; Dry Fork de-
feated Wide Awake and then won
over Longview 20 by default. In
the second round Victory put Gold
en- Valley on the bench; Volt set
Dry Forks down and then discard
ed Pioneer. In the finish fight Volt
went down before the smashing
drives of the Victorians 1911.
Coach Lundgren has a great nine.
We hope they can go to gilbert
son May 81 to play for the champ
ionship of the county.
In the best song, Liberty won
first over Dry Fork and Day.
Longview won the dramatization.
1t was entitled, Making of the
American Flag. All of the drama
ti~zations we're good but some were
regular plays requiring 20 minutes.
These caused our program to run
than we anticipated.
The other playlets and dramati-
cations were:
Victory: How the Children Saw
ar the Day
Pioneer: The Good Health Way
and Queen of May
Waska: Mr.. Put-It-Off
Golden Valley: Americans All
Volt: The Little General
French: The Flag of the IS Col
mics,
Wide Awake withdrew.
County agricultural agent War
-en, made a short talk on All club
work..
Adolph Homrighaus of Dry Fork
.olds the worlds record for pick
ng up potatoes. Mrs. Schultes of
7olt can whistle her way to the
championship.
Clifford Johnson, r. L. Doe, G. !
Y. Mcneil, o. c. Johnson and :
ihrist Sand had their work cut
ut when they ran the ball games. =
low some of those "school-marms" 1
an holler when they don't like a
ecision. Well jumps, you did a good
ID anyway and the Kicking only
Ids spice to the games. =
The judges of the exhibits were !
roasted" as usual but T
lly carried home a nice coat of =
n. /
Judges: n
Essay-Mr. and Mrs. Livingston -
Penmanship-Miss Randall I,
Health poster-Miss Hendrick- >,
IN, also pencil sketch q
Herald Items and Bird Booklet a
ISIS DER :,
Harmonica solo and song-Miss !,
title
Dramas and Mothers contest
ISIS Brandon, Mrs. Stebbins and :,
ISIS Strickland e.
Dads race-Messrs Doe and .,
hnson :,
Mr.. Simon had charge of the jun
and high school bands. We ~
sh to thank all who furnished 49,
rs for transporting the band he
mbers. -,
Field Meet Points
Waska-best essay so, wild bird 81
oklet 25; -
5olden Valley-declamatory 35; u.
1ictory-baseball 25. declamatory j.,
4iberty-health poster 20, song 90
.7olt-rural items %, harmonica "a
mothers contest 90, art 35; -,
'ioneer-horseshoe rs; O.
sketch 25, art -,
drama 25;
Try Fork-dad's contest 20, spell .or
Is; {
'ay-penmanship %; od
'rench-0; 81
Vide Awake-0. uuc
Special Levy Election
ont forget the school special his
ill levy on May 81. This is 4 DAY
IS lower than last year and has F
be voted or we lose several tax
Island dollars state aid from the erv
alization fund. and
ann
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