. (Transcribed from the book "History of Education In Sawyer County, Wisconsin, 1902,"
pages 83 & 84)

The two little frame school houses were erected on the same spot, Section 8-40-7, and school was maintained for the benefit of the family of Adolph Lessard who kept a stopping place a few rods distant.

The first school house was built by Mr. Lessard in 1893 without expense to the district.  This building was destroyed by fire during the summer of 1894 and was rebuilt during September by Mr. Lessard, this time at the expense of the school district. 

Terms of school have been held as follows:

CAREY, Ella M. - September 11 to December 1, 1894
CAREY, Ella M. - March 5 to June 22, 1894
CAREY, Ella M. - September 24 to December 14, 1894
CAREY, Ella M. - March 13 to June 7, 1895
THURSTON, Anna - September 2 to November 22, 1895
HARRINGTON, Curtis L. - March 2 to June 20, 1896
HARRINGTON, Curtis L. - September 14 to December 4, 1896
TIBBETTS, Amy Alice - April 12 to July 1, 1897
HARRINGTON, Curtis L. - September 13 to December 3, 1897
PALMER, Mary - January 24 to April 19, 1898
EAGAN, Maggie - October 17 1898 to January 13, 1899
EAGAN, Maggie - January 30 to May 5, 1899
SWEENEY, Katherine - September 11 to November 29, 1899
TUTTLE, Eva L. - September 10 to December 28, 1900
TUTTLE, Eva L. - January 7 to March 1, 1901

During the spring of 1901 Mr. Lessard and his family moved to the village of Hayward and it is possible that no school will be maintained in this school house in the near future.