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About Weekly Chemawa American. (Chemawa, Or.) 189?-198? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1902)
4 THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN. . TEe Chemawa American. Henry L. Lovei-ace, Manager. Published Weekly by the Pupils of the ; Chemawa Indian School. ifubscriplijm Prici, 25 Cunts Per Tear. Clb.bg ot five andooer 20 Cn'-a .pr yar. Address all Business Communications to -The Chemawa American, , ' - Chemawa, Oregon. Entered fit the Postoffiee at Chemawa, Or., ;( , as secpnd -class mail-matter. Note. IE thin apace..,, is marked with a red'' cross It means; :that your sub ecripllon has expired. Please renew. Cocal and General Miss Miller is mera manager this month. The societies met and reorganised last evening. There was a band concert la chapel on Monday evening. John Raul), of clans '03, 1b clerking Id a hotel, in Central ia, Wash. Carl fiefle and Frank Souviguer area good industrious pair of office boys. Soon we will he making some good yel low butter that would wake your mouth The large girls are now located In their new home. How do you like yonr new home, 'big girls?" The farmers are busy clearing land and getting their ground ready for the sowing of oata, wheat, vetch and rye. Mr. Becker, our engineer, gave una valu able as well as instructive lecture on steam beating, last Tuesday evening. Joe Brignone is becoming a first class cook. He Is "chief cook and bottle washer" for the "Bachelor's Club." The pal o tors have finished kalsomining the. Dining and Serving Booms, and are hard at work giving them a coat of paint. The engineer boys are planting posts for the Btreet lights and barn, and the latter will be .lighted, when the , wire, arrives. The Rev. StPierre gave us a good talk on Sunday evening. He mads it very clear to us bow all things work together for There was an unusual good time at the Sociable on Saturday evening. Home new frames were played and apples were served to everybody. Miss Dohse gave a candy parly for Ethel Parrlshou Monday evening. The guest were Dora and Hattie Mann, Ella and Kal ie Brewer and Elmer LaFonno. Mrs. Campbell and her pupils were sur prised Tuesday morning to And new cur tains on all the windows in her school Mr. Woodln and Professors Stouden tueyer and Gestier went hunting last Bat urday, and, judging from having a team to bring them back, they must have made quite a haul. The engiueers are busy repairing the boilers, running the sewer drains around the buildings, leveling the ground to get ready for our wood railroad, putting the sleara to the Office, etc., etc. The ground around and in front of the office is being cut up with a disc harrow, and, as soon as the weather permits, It will be sown In grass, then Chemawa will have one of the best and prettiest lawns in Oregon- , We are developing some good fast milk ers In the rlairy. Those who deserve spe cial mentiou are, Nets Charles, Ed. Alex ander, Alex Dupuis, Guy Howard, Ypppis Nelson. Willie Corasco and Alfred K lod ge tt. The part three daya have been industrial days in order to allow the teachers to at tend the Oregon Institute, which Is being held in Balem, During this time a great deal of pressing work has been gotteu out of the way. Miss Hutchinson's,- "folks at home," when they heard . she had charge of the mess they sent her cook books, etc ,
