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PINE RIDGE School District # 1018
Northwest quarter of section 24 Tsp 54 Rge 20 W of the 3 Meridian
Bright Sand P.O.South west quarter of section 16 Twp.54, R.20, W3


Old PINE RIDGE School District # 1018 Northwest quarter of section 24 Tsp 54 Rge 20 W of the 3 Meridian Bright Sand P.O.South west quarter of section 16 Twp.54, R.20, W3
Old PINE RIDGE School District # 1018



Old PINE RIDGE School District # 1018 November 1913 Attendance Record, Northwest quarter of section 24 Tsp 54 Rge 20 W of the 3 Meridian Bright Sand P.O.South west quarter of section 16 Twp.54, R.20, W3
Old PINE RIDGE School District # 1018



Old PINE RIDGE School District # 1018 Northwest quarter of section 24 Tsp 54 Rge 20 W of the 3 Meridian Bright Sand P.O. South west quarter of section 16South west quarter of section 16 Twp.54, R.20, W3 Map
Old PINE RIDGE School District # 1018 Map



The first Pine Ridge school was built in 1913 by C.W. Stevens for $845.00 on a parcel of land, NW 24 54 20 W3, donated by my Grandfather, J.P. Peterson. The committee in charge of getting it done was Trustee A.L. Manson, members Fred Gunderson, Anton Johnson, Fred Courts, George Hanson, Olaf Magnuson, A. Gunderson, Nels Hanson, J.P. Peterson, Gust Gillen, Andrew Hollang, Oscar Olson, John MacDonald, Emil Hedeman, Peter Hanson, Elmer Gunderson, Peter C. Peterson and Chairman Bernt Johnson.

Miss Kathrina Manson was hired as the first teacher Sept. 15, 1913 to Dec. 19, 1913 at $50.00 per mopnth. Other teachers later were Christine Manson, Boyd Wood, Muriel Hollbrook, W.E. Early, Louise Habenicht, A. McMurchy, D.L.M. Jones, A.A. Brain, Mrs. S.A. Parks, C.E. Read, Miss M.C. Stewart, Vera Anderson, Eva Snelgrove, Laura Hannon, Miss Craig, Martha Johan, Bud Doell, Louana Brown, Verna Brown, Mrs. Tom Brady, Miss Phyllis Hamilton and the last teacher was Alice Johnson.

A new school was built in 1950 on the same grounds and the old school closed after Christmas break. Later it was used for Christmas concerts, dances, meetings and even elections. Not much left now, but it did it's job.

E.J. (Butch) Peterson

Nearby Placenames

Aspen Cove is a nearby Unincorporated area

Blatz-Nolin is a nearby Hamlet

Bright Sand is a nearby Unincorporated area

Crystal Bay-Sunset is a nearby Hamlet

Cuffley is a nearby Unincorporated area

Elmhurst is a nearby Unincorporated area

Evergreen Acres is a nearby Hamlet

Evergreen Brightsand is a nearby Hamlet

Greenfield No. 529 is a Rural Municipality

Hallgarth is a nearby Unincorporated area

Horseshoe Bay is a nearby Hamlet

Indian Point - Golden Sands is a nearby Hamlet

Kivimaa's Moonlight Bay ‡ is a nearby Hamlet

Kivimaa-Moonlight Bay is a nearby Village

Kopp's Kove is a nearby Hamlet

Mervin No. 499 is a Rural Municipality

Parkland Beach is a nearby Hamlet

Powm Beach is a nearby Hamlet

Spruce Lake is a nearby Hamlet

Spruce Lake Junction is a nearby Unincorporated area

Stowlea is a nearby Unincorporated area

Sunset View Beach is a nearby Hamlet

Thunderchild is a nearby Indian Reserve

Turtle Beach is a nearby Unincorporated area

Turtle Lake South Bay is a nearby Hamlet

For more information:

Book: Bright Sand to green fields
compiled by Greenfield Historical Society
1985.

Nearby School Districts online

The above school districts also submitted by E.J. (Butch) Peterson

Image of the November 1913 Attendance Record added July 16, 2015, also by E.J. (Butch) Peterson




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