Budget of News From the Schools
Miss Kennedy says she works for Commercial Investment Trust of New York City and taught English and Latin last year. The town school enrollment reaches 584 with new entrants Dorris Lichty Margaret Alrick Obert Sonsteng and Arthur Gardner. Budget notes show six ladders bought for playground use and no new grades due to teacher shortages. Subjects shift to commercial geography sociology and one science class. physical education is dropped. The Wolf Point school leads in seal sales totaling 118.52 with grades contributing various amounts. Basketball results include Culbertson beating Wolf Point and Williston, while Wolf Point loses to Culbertson. A North eastern Montana Interscholastic District Association is formed with officers and a February 24–25 tournament date set at Culbertson. Basketball schedule lists games through February and the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kennedy
Commercial Investment Trust
New York City
Florence Caswell
Bozeman
Ruth Wilbur
Pendleton
Oregon
Sepplan and
Willson
Chisholm
Minnesota
Dorris Lichty
Margaret Alrick
Obert Sonsteng
Wolf Point
Mrs. Hendrickson
Miss Clayton
Miss Grace Dullenty
Miss Guidici
Gertrude Dullenty
Miss Carlson
Miss Johnson
Srd
Civic League
Pioneer
H. R. Miller
J. J. Johnsrud
Culbertson
Bainville
Williston
Hagans
Evans
Glasgow
Poplar
Culpertson
Montana Interscholastic District Association
State College
Lot
Frank H. Livingston
Sec’y-Treas
E. M. Hauge
Plentywood
Malta
Seabey
Outlook
Medicine Lake
Hinsdale
Saco
Froid
Rainville
Wolf Oint
Staples
Montana Lands National Editorial Association Visit
Helena reports Montana will host 17 days of National Editorial Association members in July with 16 000 newspapers carrying five million lines of favorable Montana advertising. Delegates will tour the state, visiting Missoula for the convention and then regions funded by local communities to showcase Montana resources and opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
United States
National Editorial Association
Ciites
Missoula
Detroit
Atlantic City
New Board Holds Its First Meeting
The Commercial Club directors held the initial 1922 meeting in the club rooms with R. J. Moore as president and Charles Gordon named secretary. Committees were formed to secure memberships across Main street and the railroad area, and pledges totaling 240 were secured from the first five solicited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club l
R. J. Moore
J. F. Cook
O. C. Heinze
G. H. Flint
J. L. Davey
J. B. Switzer
Charles Gordon
Main Street
Andrew Wigtil
A. W. Huxsel
W. L. Young
Bazil Zemox
Phil Kenny
Bert J. Lynn
Wolf Point
The
Secrtary
Messrs
Moore
Cook
Heinze
Flint
Davey
Births From Sand Creek and Malls Neighborhood
Born in this city January 10 to Mr and Mrs Geo Beck of Sand Creek a girl. Born to Mr and Mrs Geo Burk land of the Malls neighborhood on Jan 11 a girl. Born to Mr and Mrs Tom Carroll left this city on Jan 7 a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Beck
Sand Creek
Geo. Burkland
Malls
Tom Carroll Lef
Help Your Neighbor Drive for Local Relief in Wolf Point
The Woman's Civic League plans tag sales and a Jan 21 dance at the Coliseum to raise funds for local relief. Red tags cost ten cents and blue dance tickets one dollar. proceeds stay in town to provide food fuel clothing and aid to families in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Civic League
League
Coliseum
Liberty Orchestra
The
Civic League
Wolf Point
Red Cross
Civic Department
the League
Four Horsemen Smash Records at Liberty Theatre
The Next Ingram production The Four Morsemen of the Apocalypse debuts at the Liberty theatre next Thursday and Friday with a 3 PM matinee. A $1,000,000 photodrama features 50 principals and 2,500 extras, rebuilt villages and chateaux, and sets shown in major cities amid praise for fidelity to Vicente Blasco Ibanez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingram
Liberty Theatre
Metro
New York
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Los Angeles
Vicente Blasco Thanet
Ibanez
James Brownlee Surprised On Sixteenth Birthday Party
James Brownlee was pleasantly surprised Tuesday evening by 16 school chums for his 16th birthday. Miss Jessie Wagaman won first prize and Miss Jennie Zemo won the booby prize after a splendid supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brownlee
Jessie Wagaman
Jennie Zemo
James
Gallatin County Union Bids For Wheat In Bozeman Area
Les ter H. Todd field manager for the Gallatin County Union visits farmers in the Bozeman area to buy wheat and ship it to eastern mills. The cooperative pays 10 to 12 cents above elevator card prices, handles durum and other varieties, and settles 90 percent on delivery with 10 percent later. Federal inspection grades all shipments, and Todd aims to stay in the area several more days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester H. Todd
Bozeman
Mr. Todd
Gallatin County Union
Eastern Mills
Todd
Commercial National Bank
Woodmen and Ladies Have Pleasant Evening
Members of the Modern Woolmen and their ladies met last Friday at the Kragrad building for a social night. Eight card tables filled the room with Mrs. M. F. Teewmey winning the top prize and Clyde Potvin taking the booby trophy. A midnight lunch followed. Mrs. Curran of Brockton, Royal Neighbors organizer, discussed forming a lodge once enough members sign up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolmer
Kragrad
M. F. ‘Tewmey
Clyde Potvin
Curran
Brockton
Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbor
Best Ever Roosevelt County Farm Bureau Meeting Planned
The Roosevelt County Farm Bureau holds its best ever annual meeting in Poplar on January 26 with two outside speakers and four inside speakers. Topics include nominating officers for 1922, delegates reports, and wireless telephone feasibility for rural areas. The event promises entertainment with a moving picture show music banquet and old timers dance. delegates are confirmed and welcome all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt County Farm Bureau
Poplar
Noble
Ffix
Severict
Homestead Defeated by Wolf Point in Local Basketball Game
Wolf Point Legion defeated Homestead High 32 to 24 at the high school gym. Homestead failed to score in the first half and trailed 2 to 24 at halftime. The Homestead team had not lost a game this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead Town
Wolf Point Legion
Homestead
Last Rites Held For William B Sibbits At Presbyterian Church
William Bigler Sibbits was honored at a Sunday service in a full Presbyterian church. Indian and white attendees, including Sibbits Jr. of the 73rd Field Artillery, gathered with family as Rev. Alfred Hendrickson led a tribute to a life spent in the West. A military guard and pallbearers accompanied the procession to the Indian cemetery for burial beside his wife. Born July 17 1852 in Carlisle Pa Sibbits left for the West at age 12 and later served as a musician in the U S Cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
William Bigler Sibbits
William Sibbits, Jr
73Rd Field Artillery
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Headdress
Shipstead
Carlisle
Great West
Kansas
U. S. Cavalry
Quarantine Rules Enforced by City Health Board
The city board of health vows strict quarantine enforcement amid scarlet fever and measles scares. A man fined $100 for ignoring quarantine and a refused home quarantine highlighted noncompliance, while health officials warn that mild cases can still transmit severe illness. Pets are cautioned as disease carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Health
Gordon
de- Wane
DeWane
Willie Jones
Johnnie Smith
Johnny Smith
Willie
Focal Board of Health
Quaran
First State Bank Officers Reelected
The First State Bank directors reelected the present officers at their annual meeting and added A. V. Applegren to the board, replacing C. W. Scharf. Officers are S. T. Cogswell president, Geo H. Pint and H. T. Smith vice presidents, F. E. Rathert cashier, A. V. Applegren assistant cashier, with T. H. Shipstead, R. J. Moore, H. M. Cosier and R. E. Pateh as directors. The board praised the year end condition and statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First State Bank
A. V. Applegren
C. W. Scharf
S. T. Cogswell
Geo. H. Pint
H. T. Smith
F. E. Rathert
T. H. Shipstead
R. J. Moore
H. M. Cosier
R. E. Pateh
Sleigh Ride and Dance Hosted by the Montgomery Family
The J. Montgomery family entertained fifteen friends with a sleigh ride and home dance Monday evening. Miss Grace Montgomery and C. C. Caw provided music for the dancers. Refreshments were served at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Montgomery
Grace Montgomery
C. C. Caw
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEW Board
Four Horsemen” Smashes Records
Gallatin CO. Union
Farm Bureau
Roosevelt Organization
William B. Sibbits
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