The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-20

MRS Ms NylUnQs
Miss Rachel Shepard, who has
been quite i'll for the past two weeks,
returned to her school southwest Of
Hazelton Sunday evening.
Karl Schlosser has purchased q
new Chrysler car and E. F. Savage
q Pantiac.
Nick Grauas was 4 passenger ia
Bismarck Friday afternoon. Nick
expects to resume work on the sec.
ton Monday after being laid off for
several months with = broken Shout
der.
Cliff Stickney, who has been in st.
Alexius hospital for the past two
weeks, had his tonsils removed Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Beasler accom-
panied BY Mr.. Carl Beseler left Sat-
urday by auto to visit friends IN
Wisconsin.
Mrs. II. E. Fraser, who has spent
nearly all of the past three months
in st. Alexius hospital, Bismarck,
returned Saturday.
j. p. Peterson Of the Wild Rose
neighborhood is in the Bismarck hos
pital suffering from q nervous
breakdown. ~...
Mr.. and Mrs. Mandigo drove to
Bismarck Sunday to visit their
daughter Ethel, who has been in the
Bismarck hospital for the past two
weeks. She is to undergo an opera
ton Monday. Mrs. Mandigo will re-
main with her until after the opera
ton.
The first annual corn show will be
held in Braddock Monday, Oct. cath.
One hundred zen dollars in prizes
are to be given to those who ex-
hibit the best corn in the various
classes. This is the first corn show
that has been held here and it is
to be hoped that those interested
will take advantage and help make
it q success. Letters are being sent
out by the committee in charge to
all the farmers in the vicinity in
forming them how to hondle the
entries.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Aarvig and
son Mrs. Nora Sisco and Miss Leone
were Sunday guests at the G. T.
Barton home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Corey spent
Sunday with friends at Wing. They
were accompanied by Walter Bro.
con, who has bought SO head %
sheep there which he is bringing
down to his home on Long Lake.
The Study and Civic club met at
the home Of Mrs. Robinson Wednes-
day evening. Mrs. Aarvig, who at
tending the state meeting at Grand
Forks, gave an excellent report. The
club decided to hold q food sale Fri.
day, Oct. 81, at the Vie and Long
store. Food of all kinds including
candy will be on sale. The program
was as follows:
Roll Calmly Favorite Economy
Stunt.
Where Does Our MoneyGo7-Mrs.
Koenig.
Paaer and Discussion-Are Bud
gets ractical?-Mrs. Robinson.
What Women Should Know About
Investments-Mrs. Sherwin.
Song-Love's Old Sweet Song
(Malloy)-Club.
School Notes
Mr.. Bauer has started . special
course in typewriting to accomodate
those who could not get their sub
jects in the regular schedule.
Our gymnasium classes met and
organized this week. Their period
starts At 4 o'clock. They will meet
on Tuesdays and Thursdays. All
those taking basketball who do not
wish to take the regular gymnasium
will hike until they start basket
ball in November.
The boys who were interested in
basketball met with Mr.. Schneider,
the athletic coach, to discuss the
time Of starting practice and the
ordering Of supplies.
The new student this week was
Da. ell Nordstrom.
Primary Room
We have completed the study OF
1.-THE American Indian" "Hiawatha,'
his home and all Of his friends left
the sandtable last week. The Hal
loween witches and brownies took
their places
An interesting story about Colum-
bus was told to US Wednesday after
which we made 4 bright poster
showing the great Atlantic with the
ship Of Columbus on it.
Our calendar for last week had
the words Fire Protection Week
printed across it.. On Friday we
again talked Of the many ways we
must keep in mind Of overcoming
this horrible demon, Fire.
Our store shelves are again filled
with supplies and We expect to be
open for business soon.
We had no absences the past
week and one case Of hardness. Next
week we are to try Tor perfect
Daughters Of Crsce
At its last meeting ct the home Of
Miss Gertrude Allensworth, the
Daughters Of Grace elected the fol.
lowing officers for the coming year
president, -yergie Martini; vice presl'
dent, Lillian Hill; secretary, Cert
rude Allensworth; treasurer, Heller
Aarvig. The next meeting will b
held 1t the home Of Miss Heller
Aarvig on Saturday afternoon. Oct
ober q.
..Epworth League
intermediate League met Sunda!
morning immediately following Sun
day school. "The Equipment Of
| Chum Winner" was the topic dis
! cussed. Miss Gertrude Allenswortl
acted as leader. y.
The next topic for discussion VIII
| b 'sChrist Winning His Comrades
With Miss VerRie Martini % leader
The League voted to have the Jun
Tors meet once in two weeks follow
| ine Sunday school when church serv
ices are held ii The evening.
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