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Volume i
Unalakleet.Alaska,April, 1914.
Number &
23TTHK OLD
FASHIONED
*• SCHOOL EXHIBITION OF
March 27 tli. is now a
matter of history and
PLEASANT
MEMORIES.
EXHIBITION
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We are led to believe that the
school Exhibition given by the
Unalakleet School Friday evening
and at night also was equal to any
ever rendered in Alaska. It would be
quite difficult for pupils in any school
to do ere lit to themselves and their
teachers in a more meritorious mat er.
yhe m lie quartet of small boys singing
all parts perfectly was the first ever
given l;e c. It isi eedless to say it
was appreciated. The original dia
logu.e. “Humbug” took the hor.se.
Poor Supt. Green struck a live
wire when lie trie ! to hypiioti/.e the
s:hool. Ale u. co lldn't keep from eat
ing nuts in school. Miss. Bird, the
teidler, had her hands full with Tig,
Charlie, Gale, and the girls.
The music by the string band was a
genuine treat to all. The primary
room added much to the merit of the
entertainment And the Kindergarten
pupils seemed only to anxious to do
their part,and alwaysi 1 a creditable
maimer.
OUR NEXT ISSUE WILL LE
TH15 USUAL SIE
This is our special exhibition number.
As far as v. e are a b 1 e to ascertain
this is the only ESKIMO PAPER
ON EARTH.
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£®~THE COMING
$ EVENT
jv IS AN INDUSTRIAL
EXHIBIT
which will occur some
time during the first
part of May. Music will
be a feature of the
\> SHOW
The dialog “Grandma Shaw”
brought forth many a hearty laugh.
Poor Jobie seemed to te bothered
with some skin trouble. Eetty and her
song, “Kelly from the Emerald Isle”
brought forth Grandma’s snuff box
which : e xrly broke the necks of Phyl
lis and poor Petty in the sneezing act.
Miss Eeu&n gave two excellent
readings of jast the kind to captivate
the audience in such a way that not
only was she e '.cored but later asked
to give them again.
Mrs. van Ness gave two aifnicult,
and highly amusing readings. One in
negro dinle t being a true account of
the ex peri; a e of mi ole! negro manimie
and witches.
The dialog,Dr. Amputation, was
rendered so vividly that the amputa
ting of Tig’s leg startled the old folks
and scared the children.
The preperation for the entertain
ment required both time and patience
But after it was all over we felt rc
p lid. It was two hours of genuine fun.
AT WAR
fighting has BEGUN between the
U.S. AND MEXICO
Cattle ships ordered to M e x i c a a
WATER.