The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-21
Social and Personal

, Burleigh County
| Sends az Students
| to State School
Burleigh county contributes a
students to the University Of NORTH
Dakota, assisting the enrolment "a
climb this year to 1885 students. Ac-
cording to figures compiled at t. .
office Of the registrar, the Univers-
ity OF North DakGtA draws students
from 81 counties, 10 states and two
foreign countries.
Ward .ounty with ~ students and
CasS and Ramsey counties with 81
and 81 respectively lead the coun-
ties in the number enrolled, while
the cities Of Grand Fork. and East
Grand Forks, Mimi, account fol
l83 and lit Of the total number.
Burleigh and Pembina with e stu
dents each, Nelson with 80, Cavalier
and Grand Forks with SO, Towner,
Walsh and Trail with SO, Williams
with SO, Bottineau ind Benson with
%. Mclean and Ransom with Is,
and Stark with e make the total Of
d counties over the 20 mark, Nc
Henry and Morton both sending that
number to The university.
Oliver county is the Lnly one
which has no representative, and
going up the line to 20 are Slope, /;
Billings and Sioux, 2; Adams, Dunn,
and Mckenzie, 4; Logan and Golden
Valley, 5; Hettinger, McInt- sh, and
Mercer, s; Emmons, Kidder, SARGENT,
and Sheridan, z; Divide and Grant,
8; Bowman, Foster, and LaMoure''
70; Mountrail and Wells, II; Griggs,
Is; Burke. IA; Dickey and Pierce, Is;
Eddy, 16; Renville, Role.te, Steele,
and Stutsman, II; Towner, IS; and
Richland, 10.
Minnesota, with 1T, leads in the
number enrolled from outside state, !.
Montana sending IL, South Dakota,
y; New York, 4, and Illinois and
Michigan, 3 each. California, Colo
RADIO, Indiana, Iowa, Pennsylvania,
Oregon, Washington and Wiscon-
sin are represented by 2, while
Florida, New Jersey, Texas, and the
District Of Columbia sending only
one. Hawaii has six people in At
tendance and Saskatchewan, Can
ada, accounts for the 16S5th student.
The DeMolay and Rainbow Girls
will give dinner and dancing party
Thursday evening, Dec. 20, at the
Masonic temple. Those who plan to
attend are requested to make reser.
vations for the banquet before Sat-
urday evening with Ruth Gordon.
Laverne Bush, AL Cordner or Duane
Davis.
Ensign Charles Moses, u. S. NJ.
has arrived in Bismarck to spend the
holidays at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Moses. En- route
home he visited in Fargo Is the
guest Of his aunt, Mrs. Barbara
Wylic.
Frank Kiebert returned TODAY
from jamestown college, jamestown.
to spend Christmas with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kiebcrt Of All
Avenue A.
Miss Sue Drickes Of Clendive,
Mont, returned home Tuesday morn
ing after spending few days in
this city as e guest Of the F. L.
Hill home.
Bernard Eichhorst Of this city is
spending q few days with friends
in Fargo. While in that citv he will
take an examination for enlistment
in the U. $. navy:
Mrs. Harry Homan at 117h
Fourth street will be hostess to the
Degree Of Honor Thursday evening
1T $3.50. All members are urged to
attend.
The Royal Neighbors have post
poned the meeting scheduled for
December e to December 2.
A daughter was born Saturday to
Mr.. and. Mrs. Frank Stone at 523
Tenth street south.
II. F. SWEET Of futile has spent
the past few d,.yc here, looking az
ter business affairs. :
Mrs. Joseph McNamc1s Of Halli-
day was q guest Of friends here the
first Of the week. =.
Carl Miller of Napoleon is spend
ing . few days here, looking after
business affai. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Baumann Of
Linton were business callers in this
city Tuesday.
H. G. Harken Of the 81. Charles
hotel, Dickinson, spent Monday here
- D1s''es''
Mrs. p. E. Chamley Of Mckenzie
vas = guest Of friends in Bismarck
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Neustel of Mel
son transacted business IN Bismarck
Monday.
J. G. LaMont Of San Haven spent
Tuesday here. transacting business.
Lahr Motor Co. Has
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