The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-04
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! The last week Of October was :
week Of birthdays at Lcith. o.
Tuesday evening Helen Milno,
gave a party to a number of he
little friepds. this occasion bcin,
her eighth birthday. Wednesday
sevcning about thirty Of Everett,
Faubel's school friends took pos
session Of his home and made tn,
evening one long to be remembered
On Saturday afternoon little Shir
ley Gibbhart and Robert Encl
each gave q party to the little
folks around Leith. Sunday eve
ming Mrs. Ticker entertained all tn,
young folks Of the community il
honor Of her daughter Rath. WIKI
is attending business college Al
Bismarck. All report a fire time
Il. H. Nichols Of Aberdeen spent
Il few days in Lcith the latter par,
Of the week.
Mike Vessel and family were
business visitors in Leith Satui.
day.
! Vera Simpson and her brother
Wesley, accompanied by karcn and
Everette Jacobs, visited friends in
Leith Saturday evening.
A large number from Lcith at
tended the Catholic fair at Minor
Sunday.
Several from .Leith n,otored to
Mandan Monday to see Queen
Marie. The Indians demonstrated
their savage dances and some
North Dakota products fro NJ
around Leith were presented t.
the queen.
The Star Clothing club is max
ing preparations for u home talent
play to. be given in the near fu.
ture.
J. c. Bell transacted business in
Leith Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heron OF
Montana are guests at the homo
of their son. Dan.
Martin Ticker, Jr.. motored to
Mandan Friday. returning the
.same day. "" 't s.'. TIT
Albert Chalgren motored to St
Joseph Sunday on business.
The Royal Neighbors and Wood
man camps entertained the Elgi,l
camps Friday night. Irving Nc.
Carly opened the program with a
short talk on Fraternalism. The
following program was then given:
Vocal solo, Mrs. Karmath; male
quartet, Messrs. LAWYER, Wyman,
Anhorn. Settler; vocal solo, Mrs,
Fred Sept; reading, Mrs. J. H
Finch; piano duet, Miss Anderson
and Miss Mossmer; reading, Edy.
the Clark. After the program
games and dancing were enjoyed
by old and young.
Rev. c. f. Corbett Of Lennon
preached at the Prcsbyteriar
church Sunday and will move n
family here next week.
Rev. Corbett will preach at Lett
at 10 a. M. at Raleigh at ) p. m
Carson at o'clock in the evening
High School Notes
The citizenship class is workin.
on one Of the communities mos
vital problems, public health.
The gym was opened as play
room Friday Of last week as /
result Of the cold weather whici
set in.
Our lighting system proves yer.
advantageous during these ap.
preaching wintry days.
Many important and interesting
topics of the day are discussed iT
current events class, which con
venes twice week.
Thursday morning new stu
dent entered on record upon the
high school roll, namely. Cal
Weatherly. We welcome him as 8
member of Oor student body anl
trust that he will adapt himself
to the way Of school life again
The total high school enrollmen,
is eleven students.
The gym will be open for bas
ketball in the very near future
We look forward to a very strong
basketball quint this. year.
/! Grammar Notes
There were twenty-five pupil.
in the grammar room who received
perfect attendance certificates TO
the month Of October. Wouldn'
it be fine if the other nine coul.
have made perfect attendance
too?
Our second examination ha
come and gone. Some Of GU
marks show us that we must d
much bette5 this, month"; Tn
teacher may do all she cam, ye
what we accomplish in -sehQG
depends principally upon each o
US individually.
Our room observed Roosevelt
birthday by discussing events con
nected with his life, by giving hi
creed, and by repeating a humble
quotations from his works.
About half Of the sixth grad
received a perfect mark in thei
spelling examinations last Frida,
There were a few in the ROOF
, who earned 100 in arithmetic.
intermediate Room
The intermediate room has ha
good attendance this week.
have not missed day.
: In spelling we are having q
l,onnr roll Tho aim iS Tn 500 wi