The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-03-10
Little Sank
SCHOOL NEWS

Teachers: Miss Chisholm, Mn
Olson.
Editor: Hazel Fossen.
Assistant Editor: Lloyd Eager.
Roll Call: Miss Chisholm's room
-Orville Murch, Esther Hanson,
Daisy belong, William Drager,
Gilman Sorenson, Hazel Fossen,
Lloyd Eager, Lena Kircher, Marian
Freeberg, Ernest Drager, Ronald
Rivette, Evelyn Harrington, Her
bert Hanson, Nicola Aldrich, Doris
Curtis, Essie Parker, Ruth Eager,
Francis Drager, Raymond Johnson.
Miss Olson's room-Orris Aldrich,
Bobby Bebault, Violet Bebault, Al
vim Bebault, Ethel Curtis, Florence
Curtis, Evelyn Drager, Lois Drag
er, Arthur Freeberg, Raymond
Freeberg, Thorfin Elan, Buster Har-
rington, Donald Kircher, Raymond
Larson, Rosemond Murch, Leona
Perlinger, Joe Perlinger, Lavina
Rivette, Rosella Rivette, Wendelle
Stevens, Llewellyn Stevens, Willis
Sorenson.
The following pupils have had
0llCuucllSC 4oA sAAS ~S~
month: Miss Chisholm's room -
Orville Murch, Ronald Rivette, Els
Their Hanson, Herbert Hanson, VIII
liam Drager, Nicola Gedrich, Lloyd
Eager, Ruth Eager, Lena kircher,
Francis Drager. Ernest Drager.
Miss Olson's room: Evelyn Drag
er. Lois Drager, Rosemond Murch,
willis Sorenson, Llewellyn Stevens.
The last month Miss Chisholm's
room has been taking manual train
ing, among the things they have
made are fruit baskets, vases, tooth
brush racks, thimble baskets, book
holders, card holders and door
stops.
The past month the English
classes of Miss Chisholm's room
have been writing compositions on
George Washington, Abraham Lin
coin, and Henry w. Longfellow.
They also made picture plaques OF
George Washington. The Fifth and
Sixth grades made February book
lets.
Librarians: Hazel Fossen, Daisy
belong. -,
Good Citizenship Club: Miss Oh
sons room: President, Leona FER
1inger: Vice President, Lavina Ri
vette; etary-Treasurer, Lois
Drager. Purpose of the cluo Is
to learn a simple form of business
procedure and to learn the mean
ing of good citizenship. Ohicers
are elected each month and meet
ings are held on each Friday.
Several crows were seen here
Thursday. It has been said that
the appearance of the crow in the
early spring is sign of good
weather, but if this is the weather
they forecast, we hope they Will
stay away for a while yet.
Howard Hendrickson called on
s. e. johnson Monday evening.
Last week Robert Johnson had
huge pile of summer wood cut. An
thur jacobson did the saving.
Messrs. Ray Averill and Milan
Olson have been cutting wood for
the latter's father, o. M. Olson, the
past week.
Lloyd Huseth, of Long Prairie,
spent the week end with his friend,
Conrad Undem.
Albert Revitt enjoyed the week
end visiting at his parental home.
Mrs. Sturi Larson and her moth
er-in-law, Mrs. Oscar Larson, visit
ed with Mrs. Robert johnson Wed
nesday.
We understand that the John
Blair farm just over the line in
Kandota township has been leased
to George Johnson, of Gordon, who
will move onto the place in the
near future.
Leslie Olson is expected home
any day. Leslie has been in at
tendance at the Bible Institute in
Minneapolis since New Years.
Mrs. Harry Johnson who recent
ly returned from the Cities is not
very well.
Miss Sylvia Johnson is doing
practice teaching in Miss Dola
Grundman's school. District 136,
Stearns county.
Ray Mcdonald assisted M. M.
johnson haul hay Thursday.
Chas. Schader is laid up suffering
with rheumatism.
Mrs. Walter Eager is improving
very nicely after her recent opera
ton. She called on Mrs. Robert
johnson one day last week.
The township election viii evil
IDENTIFY be a peaceful one in Little
Sank, the only contest is between
Henry Sweno and Ed Eggers, Tor