The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-03-09

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sszpy School
I can: read. I can write.
BONNIE JEAN CLARK.
We are going to have a new
: first grader in our school. Her
name IS Lois. I have two seat
work books.
MARIE HOFT.
We have q little cali. His name
is Johnnie. I rode him.
- DONALD HOET.
We have . stamp book. We
have two Chinese stamps and we
have lots Of United States stamps.
BILLY FRAZER.
Our school went walking for
nature study. We have q little
''caH and there was one born to-
day. We are hauling ice again.
FRANK BARNARD.
My Grandma and my Grand
ma took my sister in to Billings.
We SStayed home with our aunt.
When they got home they brought
us candy and apples and oranges
and a new dress.
We are going to have a new lit
tie girl in our school.
FERN CLARK.
Dear Aunt Betty:
I have a little cousin. She
was a year old the 18th of
February. She started to. walk
Christmas eve. She is into mis-
chief every minute. Her name is
Virginia Hope Clark. But she is
a cute little girl. She has a broth
er, two years old. His name is
Edwin Opal Clark.
We have a sand table Of Wash
ington. It is cute. We have
George Washington and Martha
Washington and the servants.
As ever.
SHIRLEY CLARK.
Dear Aunt Betty:
Last Friday, for art. we
made some health posters. The
school nurse, Miss ODay, said she
wanted us to make some for her 50
she could take some to other
schools. The one I made was of
a dirty little girl and a clean
little girl.
One noon last week, we went
up on the hill. We took our lunch
and ate it up there. The girls
were late for school.
We have a new calendar. It is
blue and yellow. At the top it has
a picture of blue birds.
Your niece,
NORA BARNARD.
Frazier School.
Billy and I made two bowls of
tulips. They are orange and
yellow with green leaves. The
bowls are blue and yellow.
BUDDY NEWBIGGING.
This week. Buddy and I are
going to make some baby chick
ems We are going to put them
on a poster with an old mother
hen.
BILLY
On Friday, we had a hard prob
lem scale in our arithmetic. There
were eight problems in it. I got
a hundred on my paper. i was
proud of that paper. I sent it to
my aunt.
Grade 3.
Billy Newbigging has a bad cold
and cannot come to school today.
FRANCIS COSSTTT.
We have two new pupils in
school. Their names are
Billy Ne~wbigging and Juanita Co.'S
slit. They are very good workers.
SHIRLEY BEYER.
For Washington's and Lincoln's
birthdays, we made booklets. We
put interesting pictures and in
%teresting things they did in our
booklets. We also put some of
the sayings they used. The
teacher asked each n of us to
prepare something to read or tell
about them on their birthdays.
We had a very nice program.
BETTY FRAZIER.
The teacher showed us a queer
looking object. It was black and
felt like a stone. It would float
on top of the water. There is a
hill over by Buffalo. Wyo., that
is covered with this kind of stone.
We thought it was burned sponge.
AUSTIN COSSITT.
"a NEWS, HARDIN
We have eleven hens. I feed
them every day and get in coal
every evening after school. I have
a baby brother. He has been sick
this week.
JACK GORE
We have a new boy in our room.
His name is Charles Graham. He