The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-16
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE,

Vim. Robinson, who has spent the
entire summer working with Alex
/. Mcdonald Of Glencoe, is now at
home in Braddock with his family.
The rural carriers started out in
full force Monday morning with
horse drawn vehicles to battle with
the snow. This is the first time in
three years that the boys have had
to put by their automobiles and take
to horses and sleds. We trust that
the patrons on the various routes will
| turn Ou. and help to break the roads
so that the boys may be able to
deliver all the mail each day.
! F. J. Zellncr was passenger to
Bismarck Tuesday, returning home
Mrs Mary Ryan, who has been
with Mrs. Ed. Temple of Haxelton for
several weeks, has returned to her
home in Braddock.
r. II. Corey went to Bismarck by
! train Saturday, taking up turkeys,
which he has been buying from the
| farmers.
w. ". Mandigo was a passenger
to Bismarck Wednesday to visit with
tai. He reported her as getting along
l
returned home Friday.
O. X. Martini. accompanied by Mes
danes N. ]. Lesher, Mikese1l, Savage
and Miss liza Mauk, drove to Linton
Tuesday evening, where the ladies
attending meeting. of the O. E. 8.
! J. G. De France motored to Hazel
ton Wednesday.
The dance in the gym Of the high
school was well attended Friday eve.
ming and everyone reported good
time. Don't forget the community
Christmas tree on Tuesday evening,
Dec. q, in the gym of the high
school.
Miss Ethel Mandiso was pas
senger to Bismarck Friday afternoon,
The mems club held their weekly
gathering in the waiting room of
the depot Tuesday evening. Dec. z.
About twenty members were present.
The next meeting will be held Tues
day evening, Dec. Ia, in the same
place. These gatherings are very
! congenal to the men and good time
Is reported by all present.
A free dance was put on in Mrs.
Shepard's hall Friday evening. Dec.
10th, the music being furnished by
local talent. Several auto loads from
Hazelton attended the dance.
The keynote for the program given
BY the Study Civics club last Wed
nesday evening was "Americaniss-
ton" The meeting was held at the
home Of Mrs. A. j. Koenig with Mrs
Feltheim and Mrs. Long Is assistant
hostesscs. The program was a. fol
lows: Patriotic music; Roll call;
current events; Women as Citizens
since 1920, Mrs. Aarvig; Co-opera-
ton with War Veterans. Mrs. Piers;
Know Your Own Community, Mrs
Allensworth; reading, Mrs. Mikesell
! High School Notes
Il Thursday morning the high school
students drew names for Christina
gifts. The Christmas program and
. community tree will be cid Tuesday
evening, Dec. 81. The program is as
follows: Singing. Selected Christmas
greeting. Edgar Vic; playette, The
mediate children; dialogue, boys Of
, "Through the Gates of Life; cas-
. Ter; Sue, virgie Martini; Eva, Cert
j I0uN nuCuS " VIII OVOEYuH 1W0Ey
/ peasants, Nettie Hoskins. Arden Vic
5 Bethlehem Girls-Helen Hill, Bar
, bara Eckery, Helen Aarvig, Mani,
! MAIDEN, Mabel Hill, Louise Barton
Frcda Schafcr.
Shepherds-Leonard Dexter, job,
Schafer, Arthur Splonskowski. Ro,
$ Jehala, Christian MAIDEN, Robcr
!. Eckery, Eldon Vic.
Wise Men--Lee Savillc. William
] Ryan. Edwin Splonskowski.
II Rabbi Israel, Frank Eckery; Rab
bi Nohem, Robert Baer; Rabb
t Isaac, Raymond Eckery; Angel, Hele,
n Martini; Inn Keeper, Henry Clcss
< man; chorus of Little Girls an
!. Bedouins, primary children.
Synopsis: Two young girls 20 on
e to help decorate their church 70
Christmas. The father falls aslee