The original SJOLIE school house was located on the SW
                      corner of N.W. 18-36-29 W2nd owned by John M. Sjolie,
                      from which the district got its name.
                      The school was moved to this site in 1927 in order to have
                      access to a main road.
                      In 1937, a new modern school was built, which also served the
                      community as a social center. During the 36 years the school
                      district was in operation the children of 40 families were taught
                      by 28 different teachers.
                      Family names: Mike Foushe; Valentine Gessner; Michel-John,
                      Miller, Henry, Otto, Walter; Josef Wehner; Michel Stroesser;
                      Charlie Bunz; Frank Ortlieb; Taphorn-Ben, George, Minnie,
                      Frred; Ed Thoen; Bill Meeker; Ben Bornhorst; Joe
                      Schreindorfer; Ludwig Gossner; Peter Peppel; Henry Tebbe;
                      Timmerman-Victor, Joe; Walter Lucksinger; John Koldeweihe;
                      Thiemann-Clem, August, Leo; Merkosky-John, Nick; Frances
                      Dunne; Carl Kiefer; Dora Richels; Albert Hogemann; Steve
                      Kraus; Mark Painter; Ben Abeling; Steve Komarnicki; Andy
                      Leveque.
                      Erected 1995 by the former Sjolie School Pupils and the 
					  R.M.of Leroy no. 339.
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                                         Saskatchewan."