The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-05-18
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Sorrel Horse School.
Last Friday we had a spell
ing test. The one who spelled
the most words got a stamp for
his collection. The stamp was
from Russia. Buddy Quest got it.
He has over two hundred stamps.
JOHN Gu4REATH.
Miss O'Day came to see US. She
said that I had nice white teeth.
I am three pounds over weight.
I like Miss ODay.
MAUDE GnREATH.
We made May baskets for May
day. The teacher put them in
Jul desks and put candy and
flowers in them. Our school will
be out. the eighteenth. I shall
be glad, then I can ride my horse.
PEGGY QUEST.
Our school will be out next
Friday, the 18th of May. We are
going to have a picnic. We are
going to the hills. We will play
games and have our lunch under
the trees. We will build a fire
and toast marshmallows. We will
have races and stunts, too.
ESTER CZECH.
We had a debate for language.
The question was: Resolved,
that the buffalo was more bene-
fetal to the early American In
dams than the horse" Anil Czech
of the sixth grade and Gretchen
Van Cleve of the seventh were
on the affirmative side. Ruby
Spencer of the seventh and my
self were on the negative side.
The judges were John Gilreath,
Buddy Quest. and Edith Gilreath.
The judges decided in favor of
the affirmative side. We had no
visitors as it was our first de-
bate this year, and was short.
We had a lot of fun and learned
quite a lot about how to conduct
a debate.
ORIN CZECH.
We had a spelling contest all
year between the sixth and sew
enth grades, and one between the
third and fourth. Each one hun
dred counted one point. The
sixth and fourth grades won. The
sixth grade won by thirty-seven
and the fourth won by nine
points. We r to have a quarter
holiday as a reward. I am on
the winning side in the sixth
grade. We are going to some
big trees near the schoolhouse,
to play. I am glad school will
soon be out. I expect to enjoy
my vacation, swimming and rid
ing horseback. I hope you have
a pleasant vacation, too.
ANIL CZECH.
Our school has instruments for
a rhythm band. Ruby Spencer and
Gretchen Van Cleve play the tam
b%ourines; Peggy Quest and Maud
lie Gilreath play the rhythm sticks;
Anil Czech and John Gilreath play
the triangles; Helen Gilreath, Mil
dred Quest and Ester Czech play
the bells; Grin Czech plays the
cymbals; Edith Gilreath plays the
castanet, and I play the drum.
We played n piece for our en-
tertainment, but the worst part
of it. I was sick and had to stay
at home.
Yours truly,
BUDDY QUEST.
Dear Aunt Betty:
I am making a collection of
stamps. I have about one hun
dred eighty or two hundred
stamps. I started collecting be-
fore Christmas. Some that I like
best are "A Flying Horse" Lib
erty Bell" Rural Carrier" "Pan-
anna Canal" and Mothers Day"
I have many foreign stamps. I
intend to keep collecting them.
I shall be glad when vacation
comes. My sister, Annabel, who
is away in high school at Water
town. S. D., will be home. I also
expect my cousin from Tulsa,
Okla. I hope you have a pleas
ant vacation.
Yours truly,
GRETCHEN VAN CLEVE.
Dear Aunt Betty:
Last Friday my sister Peggy
and my brother Buddy, and I
went to Hardin to my little cou-
sin. Loren Junior Quests, BIRTH
day party. He was two years old.
He had a big cake with two mink