The Oglala light. [volume], June 01, 1916, Image 36

About The Oglala light. [volume] ([Pine Ridge, S.D.]) 190?-19??

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Miss Pearl Ross is visiting friends
in Minneapolis and other points.
Will Colhoff is again at work im
Dawson's store, after several days'
illness.
Mr. Boston has gone to Allen to
assist Rev. Lindly in missionary
work.
Mrs. Johnson and son Julius left
recently for Nova Scotia to visit her
aged father, who is in declining health.
Edward S. Stewart, Examiner of
Inheritance, spent the month of May
o i n e i s i e a i n s o n e
eastern districts of the reservation.
Day School Inspector Blish's family
o n s i s i n o i s w i e a n e e
daughters, are a recent welcome ad
dition to the society of Pine Ridge.
Dr. and Mrs. Cross, and son Roland
Robert Jr., are again in Pine Ridge,
alter having spent their annual vaca
tion having "the time of their lives"
visiting relatives and friends in Ill
inois.
A portable outfit for well drilling,
for general use on the reservation, has
recently been received. A gasoline
-kerosene engine for use in the A
gency shops is another recent and
much needed addition to our equip
ment.
Several deliveries of blooded live
stock have been received at Pine
Ridge during May and June, for issue
to Indians as allotment benefits. The
animals were inspected by Dr. J. T.
Purcell of the Bureau of Animal In
dustry.
(general SIgemp litems
along alright on the outside. O. B. S. ex-students have a good re
cord for industry and effectiveness. It is up to you boys and girls to
see that this reputation is not spoiled. MAKE GOOD for O. B. S. and
in so doing make good for yourself.
Mrs. F. Webb Hill, of Rapid City,
is visiting her parents, Supt. and Mrs.
Brennan.
Miss Carrie M. Stein, of Nebraska,
has been appointd stenographer at
Pine Ridge.
Mr. George M. Trotter is spending
the summer with his son, George A.
Trotter, of the agency office force.
Mrs. Guy Coffee spent the first part
of June visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. M. Conn, and has returned to
her home in Nebraska.
Mr. Key Wolf passed through Pine
Ridge on June 20th, enroute to Klam
ath, Oregon, where he has been trans
ferred as principal at $900. Mrs. Key
Wolf has an appointment at the same
school, as teacher.
Raymond T. Parker was transfer
red early in June to the position of
cerk at the Pima agency, Arizona, at
an increased salary. R. B. Demaree
was promoted to the position former
ly held by Mr. Parker, and Miss Dona
Dietrich to the position vacated by
Mr. Demaree.
The large number of people who
were present at No. 1 Day School,
Monday evening, June 19 to listen to
the closing excercises given by the
pupils under the direction of Miss
Roser their teacher, found themselves
well entertained throughout the rend
ition of the following program. All
the participants acquitted themselves
well in the work assigned to them.
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