THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN.
Industrial notes.
Fred Foster has entered the Engineer
aud number's Department.
The Blacksmith chop bas just finished
re-shoeing all of the school farm horses .
The pnintera erenow at work on the water
tower giviug it its second coat of white
James Smith has eniered the Engineer's
Dmrtment to master the mysteries of
Eleclrlr lighting, Steam heating and
Plumbing.
Silas Moon has charge of a fire in the
Blacksmith shop, and in making good prog
ress at his work. It fa I la to his lot to do a
ItrPBtdeal of the school repairing.
Edwnrti Brown is going to be a very Rood
tiorwnhner. Mr. Mann says that lie has
In him the making of a good bluckamith,
ami all that he has to do Is to stick to it.
The wrk of improvement goes merrily
on. The Commissary is now on wheel go
ing to its new location and the ground ia
low cleared for the new buys' dormitory.
Mr. Hill) and his force are now working
on the roof of the uew root house and are
pushing it. hurri-Hv to completion in order
to store our larg crop of onionB which is
now bflUK gathered.
A Inrsre force of boyshave been buy dig
ging ditrhe for the sewer, ste-im and wa
ter connections for th office in its new lo
cution. This oeimsloneda great deal of ad
ditional work, which Is hurriedly being
pnhed to completion.
The carpenters put up a new porch -and
eternal the ((lice lo-d.iy. The buildinti
looks vry well in its new location, being
raised higher n its foundation and the
tr'ove of treps in which it is placed gives
it a very pictureHque appearance.
Mr. William Ingram who did so well in
his school work and especially in his trade
is now carrying on his trade as baker in the
Oilal City. And I am xure we are all
ul re than pleased to learu that this young
man has followed his trade to the mark.
The campus around and in front of the
Administration building has been underlaid
with water pipes for sprinkling purposes.
Mulch baa been spread and now it will be
plowed, leveled aud renown with blue
grass and white clover. The emirecampus
will bethlls treated.
El. Green is the latest addition to the
bakery. That is right boys keep a com
ing, the bakery can hold you all. Bread
Issued to the dining hall is 90 big loaves
each meal. Clifford Coonskin is doing real
ly well in pastery work. Joe Charl-s Is a
good steady and a hard worker, and If he
sticks to it long enough'wlll rntke a baker.
Domestic Science
We areglad to welcome Miss Jane Evans
back in the tewing room.
Husie Siegel end Jessie Symington have
fifty pairs of ruffled curtains for the Mc
Bride Hall.
The little boys look very neat in their
new ehlrt waists made in the sewing room
by Miss Mary Decker.
Mrs. Westfrtll is sounding the praises
of Mr. Farrows' beautiful cat "Coon" who
Is chasing the mice away from the Domes
tic science quarters.
His anyone been to the Hospital and
sampled Miss Doliie Wiggins' sweet toma
to pickles? Dollie la a.g.wd all round
house keepor.
Cbi Dairy.
Mr. Godwin, Dairyman, rep rts that the
milk at present Is not Very plentiful, asthe
pasturage is short on account of lack of rain.
He say that in order to get good in Ilk, It ia
necesairy to give the cows plenty of good
frsh water, and thii thy et at Chenrmwa.
Toat llier-owHrefpoudnuickly to good, kind,
regular treatment, so :t is very necessary
that His boyt nh uld be taught to be always
prompt and to be kind and gentle to the
stock. This lie hopes to teach tlie boy, so
that our milk pails will ba full to overflowing
iu the near future.