The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-12
L1eith

Chas. Griffcn motorcd to Norris
town Tuesday to meet Walter Moen,
who was called home from Califor-
MIA to attend the funeral Of his moth
er.
Lester Gustaveson, agent for Swift
& Co., was business caller here
Wednesday.
f. Anhorn, our up-to-date mer-
chant, has two beautiful pheasants on
exhibit at the store which were pre-
sented to him by E. ]. Shannon Of
Aberdeen.
Mrs. Fahnestock had the misfor-
tune to crush her hand in the spring
of large chair. Her hand is badly
bruised and causing much pain.
Mrs. McVey is visiting relatives
and friends at Elgin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Heron went to
New Leipzig last Tuesday afternoon
to visit friends.
Mrs. D. E. Jones, accompanied by
Mildred Kamrath, went to Bismarck
Saturday to visit Representative and
Mrs. Kamrath.
Mrs. George Kimbal and children
Norris and Mary Elizabeth left
Thursday morning via Carson for
Crosby, Ala, to visit Mrs. kimbal's
father. From there they will 60 to
Florida to visit relatives.
Dona and Bud Kamrath spent the
weekend with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Henely, Of Elgin.
Mrs. Arnold Thiele returned 10 her
home in Mandan Friday after spend
ing two weeks with relatives at Lei.h.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimbal and little son
Billy were guests at the Ben Settler
home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Clark Hill entertained at din
ner Thursday in honor of Mr.. Hills
10th birthday.
! Mrs. H. Wyman was hostess to the
Leith Civic club Wednesday evening.
Roll call was answered by naming
members of cabinet. Round table
proved very interesting with Mrs.
lections were given by Mrs. Wyman.
ing at the hall, Feb. 10th.
Kamrath and Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Emch motored to Bismarck Friday to
attend Gentlemen Perfer Blondes"
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert O'Connell took
their little daughter Eileen to Bis
marck Friday evening, where she en-
tered the st. Alexius hospital for
treatment.
John Will and J. H. Emch left
Monday morning to attend the federal
jury at Fargo.
Mrs. Leonard Amundson returned
to her home at Cotton, So. Oak, Mon
day after spending . couple Of weeks
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howley returned home
Saturday from Fargo where they have
been visiting the past two months.
E. ]. Lanfer made q business trip
| to Elgan Wednesday.
The M. w. A. lodge held their regu.
lar meeting Thursday night.
Edythe Clark, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett Clark, and Lloyd Eau.
| bel motored to Carson Monday and
were married by Judge Fietcher Of
that plsce. Mrs. Faubcl is one Of
Leith's most popular Young ladies
having resided here all her life
Lloyd Faubel, our local barber. who
has resided here many years. is 9
popular young man. Their many
friends wish them success and hap.
High School Notes
Our high school basketball team
played Elgin Friday, Feb. 4th. The
game was very well played with .
! resulting victory for the opponents.
The high school has now an attend
ance Of Is pupils. Also excellent at
| tendance records. Come and visit
your school. See what they are doing
| too.
Consolidated High School
! Everett Faubel has been absent
from school this week, due to an in
jured knee cap, from slipping on thu
ice.
Claude Kamrath was injured in &
basketball game with Elgin last Fri
day night. r
High school classes are awaiting the
arrival of new texts in second semes
ter courses.
The p. T. A. will meet in its regu
lar session on Monday, Feb. 21st. Rev
Corbit will lecture on the subject
Health. It is also his plan to bt
aided by the use Of slides. Everyone
attend this meeting. as it. will be Of
great concern to you.
Grammar Room
Pupils in our room who receiveG
perfect attendance certific9teS, 1ol
the month Of January were: Clair
Challgren, Richard and william Crit
fin, Edna and John McCarty, Gladly.
Miner, Burleigh Saunders. Lester
and Marian Ticker, and Hazey Yves
sci.
Louise Anderson was out Of schoo
the fore part Of the week.
Eighth grade are taking just Al
much interest in the history Of "Oul
State" ~ they did In the geograph!
Of it.
InterMCdiate Room
i The largest number Of perfect at
tendance blanks given TO this room
this year was 81. The lowest mum
i Der Of attendance certificates wer,
given this last time. Only seven OBJ
tained them.
Our enrolment decreased ut the be
i ginning Of this week, when Arlie an<
BILLY Cooper left town.
The intermediate room was yer,
nnch dAliehtsd 40 ha~e Ahe parents
of few of the pupils visit the room
last Tuesday. They@ consisted o