The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-30
Leith4


were in Leith Tuesday on n return
trip from the southwestern par. Of
the stare.
The Presbyterian mission meeting
was held Tuesday at the home ol
Mrs. Henry Faubel. Interesting
articles on mission work were read
by Mrs. Settler, Mrs. n. c. Finch
and Mrs. l.. Omdahl. The next meet
ing will be held ut The home Of Mrs.
r. j. LAWYER on Nov. >.
VIM. Vessel was business visitor
in Leith Tuesday.
Inc Il. \. A. held very interesting
meeting Thursday evening. Plans
are being maze to entertain:the Elgin
camp on Oct. 10Th. s
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Clark announce
the birth of baby girl Wednes-
day, Oct. goth.
J. j. Ryan ofHargo was in teith
Thursday. He disposed Of his. car
to Sam Landsas ana maze 1he return
trip on train.
The auction sale at the home Of
Mrs. Trystad was wetl A.lenusu ai..
everything sold reasonably we'll.
Mrs. Vim. Keller, Emma, William,
Jr.. accompanied by Mrs. kellef's
daughter. mrs. august svMnS.u .....
two children, returned home Wedncs-
day evening from Nebraska, where
they have been visiting relatives the
pas. month.
Mesdan,es Gibson. Hsneley, MeVey,
Fanclstock, N. G.. Finch were pleas
Antly entertained at the home of Mrs.
VIM. Saunders south Of Leith Thurs.
day afternoon.
l)r. Lorenzen made several calls in
Iptth Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. +. Jones motored
TO Gopher. So. Dak., Saturday. to
visit relatives and friends. They
were ompanicd by Mr.. and MRS.
~ G.. Emcn.
Ed Soian accompanied by his
mother and sis.er, has been visiting
relatives in Minnesota.
LanOth Woodbury. made business
trip to Fargo Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Daily of Brad
dock, Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Enders and
FANNY Of Temyik, Mr.. and Mrs. T. 0.
Daily Of Carson, +. j. Daily and
family of Lark, Ted Daily, .onnio
Lackiey and Margaret Miller were
guests al the K. 4. Finch home sun
day.
The Lcith civic club met Monday
evening with Mrs. Hawley. She was
assisted by her daughter, Mrs. hagen,
Of Fargo. The following was the
program:
kon Iaii- State Officers.
/ Primaries and why thew arc import.
ant to you Mrs: I.akey.
Taxes and where they go--Mrs. Z.
C. Finch.
The life OF Florence Barton Mrs.
George Kimbal.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Omdahl Of New
England motorcd to Leith Saturday
to visit mt the home of Lou Omdaht
and family. They were accompanied
nack. 70 New England. Monday by
Mrs. Omdahl and daughters, Marvis
and Gene.
.Mlss agnes Finch OF Bismarck
spent the weekend with her parents.
The Carson drug store, owned and
operated by DIR. Levittc, was broken
into ut about six o'clock Monday eve.
ming; about. 500 in cash ana also
other ARTICLES, including Jewelry, were
taken. DR.. Levitte, who was ut Mott,
was called home and an investigation
was begun Immediately.
I.eith High school Notes
The algebra class is making rapid
progress IN the study Of positive and
negative NUMBERS.
The English s class has been
devoting the last few weeks Of re.
citation to the study of the modern
shors story English ! has just
taken up the study Of Marmion by
Scott.
The Deep Sea Rcvel party given
in honor of the Sea Dogs, winners
of the school magazine subscripti ion
ere I'D A
good time was reported by every per-
son present. First honors in cam
paign were won by Earl McAndrews.
Eunice and Willf,ar Finch were de.
laycd in coming 70 school Tuesday
forenoon. The cause was the loss
of d wheel from their Ford.
Basketball is at present the talk Of
the Older boys and as soon as the
season opens, it is the plan to have
o team organize.
High school attendance for the
first six weeks period was almost
perfect, which is evidence Of the
fine attitude the pupils are taking
towards their school work. Let's all
try for q better and more enthusins-
tic high school at Leith.
The grammar room is once ihorc
doing splendid work. The room had
an enrolment of 81 pupils this year.
Mrs. Flora Seal is now teaching
her fourth year in this room.
The daily attendance $50 far has
bce1 remarkably good. Still there
have been few absent marks due
to homework and chicken pox.
Last week the eighth grade COM
pleted the study Of the classic:
"Sohrab and Rustum" by Matthew
Arnold. Each member of the class
showed much interest in this splen-
did piece Of literature.
Seventh grade boys and girls
thought Ichabod Crane rather hum
orOus before they finished the study
of the Legend Of Sleepy Hollow. They
said that Washington irving had re-
markablc descriptive ability.
Grammar room pupils arc now
lookinE forward to the October list
which comes Thursday and Friday of
this week.
Tuesday the boys in our room spent
the last hour Of school day as guests
in their teachers home. They were
invited there to listen to a half
hour radio program for boys and
girls given from WOAW.. Omaha.
AS weather conditions were hotl
favorable to listening in, part, of the
time was spent in word game and
telling jokes. The boys went home
happy.
intermediate N0tea
The intermediate room has hcen
busy the past two weeks with Z
project OF making a booA.~..
The third grade has made hook.
lets that represent the cold LAND In
these booklets they write stories
about the children OF the Voinl 49,.