The Chippeway herald. [volume], June 01, 1902, Image 6

About The Chippeway herald. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1902-19??

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SCHOOL NOTES
The HERALD will not be issued
during vacation months, July and
August.
School closed June 10th, and all the
pupils have gone home to spend theii
vacation
Miss Mary Brown, of New Bern, N.
C. is the new teacher for the Day
school recently opened at the Agency
Miss Mary A. Cogan, matron at the
Pine Point School, was a welcome
visitor at the school here on the 13th &
14th.
Look-out for the September number
of The Herald. It will be the best yet.
There will be more news and general
reading matter and fewer advertis
ments.
Read the official announcement on
page 7 of the Indian Summer Schools
to be held throughout the Western
states during the vacation months.
These will be interesting and profitable
meetings.
Low Summer Rates via
CHICAGO GREAT
WESTERN RY
To Colorado and Utah, during June,
July and August and September, with
stop-over privileges. For particulars
inquire of any Great Western Agent
or J. P. Elmer, G. A. P., Chicago, 111.
Many items of news from other
schools have been left out in this issue
for lack of space. This will not occour
again and correspondents are request
ed to send in there copy for the Sept,
issue so as to reach this office not later
than the first of the month. Items of
news from all Indian schools in the
state are especially desired.
Rev Kah-o-sed and Rev. Wright, both
Chippeway ministers at the Leech
Lake Agency were over last week at
tendingthe convocation of Indian minis
ters of the Episcopal Church at this
place. While here they stopped at the
school and both expressed themselves
as highly pleased with the educational
advantages the Government is giving
their people in the way of schools.
A circular, for the information of the
patrons of this school, will be issued
sometime before the opening of next
year, containing the rules that will be
enforced in filling- the White Earth
School hereafter. Children living near
the Agency will be required to attend
the Day school recently established for
them, and in tilling the boarding
school preference will be given the full
blood Indians and those approximat
ing full bloods.
F. L. G. Malessy, teacher of the
private Day school at the Poplar Grove
settlement, was a visitor at the school
during the “14th. celebration” and
brought the Herald several new sub
scriptions from his neighborhood.:
Many thanks to Mr Malessy. We
believe he is doing good work among
his people over there for he reports
that every family in his community
now takes the Herald regularly and
reads it. They are all good people
we are sure and are anxious to give
their children an education.
FiKST CLASS HOTEL
WHEN PASSING THROUGH
DETROIT, STOP AT THE
EUROPEAN HOTEL
Steam Heat and all
Modern Conveniences,
MEALS Served at all Hours.
A SKEOCH, prop., - - Detroit, Minn
GO TO
E. L. FAIRBANKS ®
“THE BIG STORE”
FOR
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hats, Caps,
Boots ana Shoes
Patent Medicines,
Hardware, Crockery
AND
Keady Made CSothing
I=WITH=I
All other goods usu
ally kept in a De
partment Store.
B.L.FAIR'BANKS (Si. SON White Earth
WHS IE EARTH
HEAT MARKET
A full line of Fresh end Smoked Meat
Consta.ntly on Hand
ooo
We also carry a selected stock of
Groceries and Canned Goods
Nvts and Fruits in Season,
C©vsh P©.id lor HIDES and GAME
B. L. FAIR-BANKS & SON
Whip plean d Smith.
Livery, Feed and SaJes Stable
Our feed stable is strictly first ciass.
You can depend on getting what you
order for your horses.
Our stone basement is cool in sum
mer and warm in Winter. Men hi at
tendance day and night.
Wf KEEP ON HAND farm and driving
horses FOR SALE CASH or TIME.
Whipple Smith,
- - Detroit, Minn
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| the train
OF 1902
Is the new “ Great Western
Limited,” the most sumptu
ously equipped train run
ning every night between
St. Pslul Minneapolis,
and Chica.go and Kansas
City via. . . .
Chicago
Great Western
Rediwacy
J. P. ELMER,
General Passenger Agent,
CHICAGO, ILL.