The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-26
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

L WIZ - A~pVAtCu 10 iMHIVtlHE UIDIupI
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Redman Of HID
were callers ~ Leith Friday even
| ing.
Joe O'Conncll left Saturday for
] few weeks, visit with relatives II
Wisconsin, after which he will leav
for Florida. to look after land inter
! csts there and visit his brother, VIII,
| is real estate agent at that place
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Carter, Lucii,
and Adclinc Bell attended the Il. N
A. entertainment here Friday even
ing.
everyone is invited to partakc o.
the chicken dinner, which will b,
given by the ladies of the communit,
at the Catholic church in Carson or
Sunday. Nov. 18th.
A large number from Leith and
vicinity attended the carnival giver
at the Thain school Friday evening
The neat sum of $40 was raised
which is the first payment on Z
piano recently purchased for the
school. Mrs. DR.. Levitte of Carson
held the lucky number which won
the turkey.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid held
a quilting party in the church base.
ment Tuesday afternoon. Each men,
Der brought covered dish lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Moore were
guests at Mrs. Hurlcy's Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Johnson and
family of Lark were callers ut the
LAWYER studio Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ebling of New
Leipzig were callers at Leith Sunday.
John Hurley Of Dickinson spent Sum
day with his mother.
Robert Dachtlar Of Elgin was q
business caller here Monday.
Eric Myberg transacted business
here Wednesday.
The r. N. A. Friday night was q
royal success. The following is the
program:
Piano Duet-Misscs Anderson and
Mossman.
Vocal Solo, Miss Meba--Mrs. Kam-
rath.
Musical Reading "a Little Girl
With Big Voice Who Came All The
Madam Shpcman Kenck - Mrs.
Fred Sept.
Male Quartette-E. ]. LAWYER, C.
MOssman.
Mos sman, A. Anhcrn and A. Wyman.
IcdhS Va 0tOkC~huua OUuUSOuS
Ruby Kamrath, Mabel LAWYER and
Mary Anhorn.
The great Mccormick just in from
the field with four horses and plOw
trying out his loud speakcr-Joe
LAWYER.
John Thompson's daughters-Pan-
tomine.
Reading - Laughing Girl - Edythc
Clark.
Shadow Songs-(a) Wait for the
Wagon, % Black joel. (c) Pale Moon
ld Maggie and Jigs and (c) When
the day is over.
Hcrrola ov Frau Olena-Mrs. John
son. Mrs. LAWYER. Peter Anderson.
Solor Mary Gardcn-Forest Flcm-
ing.
Solar-Mr. Wyman.
Dumb Ben-Quarette.
Goodnight. Ladies.
High School Notes
Our first game of basketball was
played against the Elgin high school
grants last Thursday evening. The
boys put up a good fight and demon
stratcd their worthiness as basket
ball players.
Six weeks period tests are given
in all high school subjects this week.
The attendance record with the cx-
ccption of rarity is perfect this Sec
Ond six weeks period.
II is the aim Of our high school
to do good and efficient work. This
is surely evidenced by the class rec
ord and attendance record.
Grammar Room
Our room of 36 pupils would have
had perfect attendance last week il
Roy Cooper had not been absent
Monday and Bcrnice and Beulah Finch
had not been tardy Friday.
Monday each member of the seventh
grade wrote up an interesting story
of the Pilgrims and their first
Thanksgiving.
The sixth grade pupils cut decora-
tions for our room Friday and Tues
day. They made splendid drawings of
Plymouth Rock.
Eighth grade pupils are working
hard on geography and civics now
SO that they will be ready to write
on the state examinations which
come the fore part Of December.
Primary and Intermedite Room
The following program will be given
in the intermediate room by the low
err grades:
"When the Frost is on the Pump
in'-School.