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THE 0 H E M W A AMERICAN
Cl)c (ZE)cmaiya Hmeriean
Published WeeKiy at tKe United
States Indian Training ScKool.
Subscription Price, 25 Cents a Year. Clubs of
Five or Over 20 Cents.
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Entered at. the Chemawa, Oregon, Postoffioe as second-class
mail matter.
PRINTING STAFF
Webster Hudson Benjamin Wilcox
Gordon Ho bucket Calvin Darnell
Louis John John McCush
Henry Darnell John Service
.. James' Evans
That Chemawa students are: proud of
their school was proved on the anniver
sary of her birth, Tuesday evening. The
students gave ample proof of their loy
alty, sincerity of purpose, and appre
ciation of the school. This is gratifying
to those who are laboring in their behalf.
Chemawa is now entering the 99th
year of her existence. Oaks grow from
acorns and little beginnings have big
endings. This certainly is true regard
ing this great institution. Chemawa
has grown strong and mighty in her
educational and industrial life. In
rearing and educating Indian boys and
girls she ha proved her worth and can
point with pride to many great achieve
ments. Brevities
We had a good singing lesson on Mon
day night.
We have had the rinest halibut for
two weeks, served on Friday. People
who don't like fish could eat that,
Elma Eades is now working in tlit
dining hall.
Mrs. Brewer and family returned to
Chemawa Monday morning.
Miss Royer gave the third grade
pupils a good lesson on growing plants,
The nurse thinks that they will move
over to the new hospital next week.
Clara Robinson did some fine hem
stitching on curtains for Miss Brown
last week. Miss Brown is very! proud oi
her curtains.
Miss. Royer took her morning grade
out to the woods Monday morning and
they had a fine time out there, too, get
ting Oregon grape and ferns.
I am going to build houses when I get
back in Montana. I like my school and
work very well. The sun rises in the
East. I used, to ride wild horses when I
was in Montana.
NESIKA CLUB PARTY
Last Friday evening the Nesika Club
gave their party in the Auditorium, It
was the object of the club to give the
best party of the season.
The Auditorium was well decorated
with evergreens, Nesika pictures, pen
nants and other beautiful designs in
Nesika colors.
Table games were played until it was
time for supper.
It is safe to say that nearly all enjoy
ed the party as well as the refreshments,
The eatables to be had were sandwiches,
cake, oranges, bananas, ice cream, cocoa,
candies and nuts. Supper being over at
a very late hour, it was necessary to hurry
home. The Nesika Club is apt to be heard
from again, but not as giving a party.