Crook County journal., November 28, 1901, Image 3

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BQB SCHOOL CQLUJMJ '
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V mid VI (jrndu of tin 1'uUic HghuoL, of
COMaPaAJSTST
Firo-proof Ijuililini?, 00x300 fat, ) now
rcudy to liumllo Merchiindino, Wool, tile.
HAUL VGUR FLIGHT TO SHAMSKO
-dealers in-
Coal, Flour,
Lumber, Wood,
Hay and Grain.
Bpreml Attention ((I"'" to wool Undo. Firnt-cWs baling
and grading facilities. Also U)clt yaran, Intent plans.
All .Modern Improvements for Handling Stock.
(Vur.HrM tt Co., linnkara, The tMlk't),
)0 J Moons Bkw , ltmikr, Muo.
1 W. Lour.. Th V4i.
i F. Lauualim, The D.llet,
PROPRIETORS
A. II. KELSAY, General Manager-1
Cyrus, the Jeweler.
Watches
Clocks
ouolry
Silverware
Spectacles and
yo Stasses
Society Smblomt
Violin Bows
and Strings
Machine and
bicycle Oil
Ttfandolins
Banjos
armonicas.
'cas, tc.
Lnrgwt and lst assortment of spectacles in tho
city. Fine repairing a specialty.
Work font in by mail or stage driver will receive
prompt attention. Sewing machines cleaned
und repaired.
Main Street opposite Salomon's Store.
PriaevDIe, Oregon.
Litg JSaraor dhop.
iPowoll d Cyrus, iProprielors,
JCct and Cold Baths. !?rineuiiie. Or,
I'rinu v I J l, Orison.
Chan. HiiKMtiw, Kilttiir,
8. .'. Nkwhou, J li Awuciate-KdiUir.
FRIDAY, NOVKMBKtt 22, 1101
Smith SSros.,
DEALERS IN
Senoral 9??crciancse,
SISTERS, OREGON.
W ia received a full lino of jCadies wrappers '
and glouis. lift aso have a full lino of Sentlemen's
and jCadias' Shoss.
2)ry Soods, Sroccrics, Jfarcttzarc
Xadios' and Sents' furnUAing Soods. Caitajttl
Ccolc Srnih was prevented from
attending school a part of last week
by sickness.
V.
Wiitten tests for the present
Bchool months are now in progress
in tho V and VI grades.
V
In a spelling contest held in Miss
Belknap's ro.,m last week, Edgar
Barnes coiue out champion.
V
A number of pupil have been
dismissed from kcIjjoI on a acount
of them being exposed to scarlet
fever.
V
The V grado pupils are doing ex
cellent in addition in the advanced
arithmetic. The language work is
ahsovery good.
VI grado pupils are experiencing
some trouble with fractions, being
compelled to omit a great deal
of review work in placing the school
on the state course of study. In
the future this class will have two
recitations a day in arithmetic, one
in mental and ono written work.
Excellent work is being done in
geograpy. The class is at present
reviewing Asia.
The third division of the Wide
Awake Society, under the leader
ship of Samrnie Newsom, rendered
the following program: Song, school
recitation, "Our Yankee Cousin,"
Summie Newsom; select reading
"That Hired Girl," Fred Zell;
recitation. "Telling Them of
Tampa," Valda Barnes; instru
mental solo, "Orveita waltz," Ruby
Cadlo; recitation. "My Dog and
I," Charles Summers; select read
ing, "Fashionable Piano Music,"
Anna Salomon; song "Forget Me
Not," Lcnnio Foster and Beulah
Hyde; recitation. "He Came
Down," John Bino; recitation,
Selected, Horace Belknap; Dialogue
"Labor," Charles Bostwick, farmer;
Stella Young, farmers wife; Beulah
Hyde, farmers daughter; Elwood
Draper, farmers eon; Charles Sum
mers, shoemaker; Ruby Cadlc,
washerwoman; Valda Barnes, milk
maid; Horace Belknap, blacksmith;
Lawerence Dillon, schoolmaster;
Song "Good bye," school. Mrs L
M Hodges, Mrs Isom Cleek, Miss
Fiankie Dillon and Miss Mont
gomery, were visitors last week.
.
The State Board of Education
has formulated new rules for the
conducting of eight grade final
examination through the state. A
copy of these rules has been posted
in Prof Ortons room. These ex
planations are conducted in very
much ihe same manner as exani-
anations for teachers Certificates
In the future thn eight grade ex-
amanations will be held in Feb
ruary, April, May, and June, on
such days as the State Superinten
dent may inrlicate. Jn order to
secure a public school diploma a
pupil must make an average of
not less 80 per cent snd not fall
below 70 per cent in any one
branch. Should a pupil fail in
one examnnation, he is permitted
to take following examanation and
if successful, to receive a Diploma
in accordance with the result of the
two examinations. This diploma
entitles the holder to enter in the
state without further examination
There has been several caet of
tardiness during the past week.
If parents knew how this interferes
with the work of the school, thfy
would, no dbubLsee that their ctaf
dren were etartcd kuok homi! in,
jlatii J ul tuntu ......
Gary House Bar.
Henderson & Pollard, Proprietors.
MAIN STREET.
LIQUORS, CIG&HS
PIUJiEVILtE, OREGON
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Bty Ifat Met
Fester & Lehman '
Proprietrs.
A Complete and Choice Line of
Beef, Veal, Mutton, Pork, Bacon,
Lard, and Country Produce.
MaiVst. rrMie.oresoo. Thone 31.
Hamilton Stables
Redby Feed Bam.
Stoek boarded by day, week or
month. Fine saddle horses and
livery turnouts. Rates reasonable.
Good accommodations.
Remember us when in Prine
ville', and we guarantee that yuor
patronage wilt be appreciated!
and deserved.
P.B. D0AK, Proprietor.
ED N. WHITE,
JOHN COMBS.
White & Combs.
DEALERS IN-
WiNES, LIQUORS,
DOMESTIC and
IMPORTED...
CIGARS.
COUNTRY ORDERS'
SOLICITED.
FIRST DOOR SOUTH
POIN DEXTER HOTEL.
prineville, (rasaoN.
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