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

company was IN town wednesday FIX
ing up the telephone lines. Eldon
Semple was out helping him.
The 500 railroad crew have been
doing some work around the depot
this week.
Mrs. Lulu Swanson returned home
from Bismarck Friday where she has
been receiving medical treatment.
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
Swanson is not improving very fast.
She is returning to Bismarck in two
months and thea the doctors promise
to send her home in wheel chair.
American Cream station on Feb. /.
This station Was formerly rum BY
John Schafer.
The 500 railroad crew left Braddock
for Kintyrc Saturday, where they
have some work to do.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Savage left Fri.
day afternoon for st. Paul via Bis.
marck, where they will visit their
| son before going = to st. Paul. While
in st. Paul they will stay several
/ days with Mrs. McCune. From their
they will 60 on to Highgate, Ontario,
to visit relatives. They expect to be
gone about q month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Daily spent Fri
day evening at the ]. Murphy home.
The evening was spent in playing
cards, after which splendid lunch
was served.
We had regular old.fashioned
blizzard Wednesday which filled up
the roads. The carriers had some
trouble getting through some Of the
drifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Daily entertained
Tom Marx at supper Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Sherwin drove to Steele Sat-
urday evening to meet Mrs. Sherwin
and Miss Edith Haas.
Gordon MscLachlan is looking aft
er the postofficc during tho absence
of his mother.
Mas Ida Swanson spent the week
end at the s. A. Engleman home west
Of town.
w. Robinson came over, from Glen
coe Tuesday TO spend . few days
with his family.
Church Sunday evening, Feb. 9Th. at
o'clock. Rev. Pearson officiating.
P. r.. A. program 3uesday evening,
January 25th: Roll Call. names popu.
lar in modern carysnt Issues; Parents
Greed; Cepimunity singing; Presiden-
gress Is doing. Mrs. Mikasell; What
rcadinef Mn. Shepard; Coolidge. pro
and con, Miss Els6erry; America and
Britain, The Naval 1ssue, Miss Haas;
Patriotic songs, all. Lunch commit
tee: Mrs. MAIDEN. Mrs. 1eAdigo,
Mr.. Piers and Mr.. Peterson.
Hi9h School Moe
Those who received the Tive high.
/ est semester averages Tor the first
sepester are: Hattie Fetterley, Lin.
u Juhola. Myrtle Olson, Eldon Vie,
| and Blaine 1Ackler. The boy and
girl with the highest average will
each receive an athletic stripe, There.
fore the receivers Of the stripe FOR
the first semester are Hattie Fetteraey
with an average Of 90 per cent, and
Eldon Vie. with an average Of 86A
TIE Girls Glse Clah held practice
on Tuesday and Wednesday nights at
TSs physical education class has
been taking Victor health exercises.
Many Of the girl4 reported sttff
muscles the first couple of days.
1ne girls literary society met
Thursday night ut 4 o'cleek. The
meeting was called to order BY ,pSesi.
dent Winnifred Mandigo. The pro.
cram given ives as follows: Boil
Cvp,- IouGfep bow .QuotAttonss The
Life Of koagfellow, HvclyR Dayton;
How Longfellow Wrote. Ida Swanson;
St4ry Of Evangeline. violette Dexter;
| 7SQmethihg Left Undone, Linde Jnhar
| IA; SonE "When You and Werf
Yonne, 1aagie..' ALL.
The high school boys have been
practicing basketball regularly since
Christmas. The boys take Q great
deal Of interest. and practically all
ef them turn ogt for practice.
The Eighth English students are
taking up the study Of DuPke's
speech On Consolidation" which they
report 70 be difficult.
School Notes
The notebooks frAm the eighth grade
agriculture class have besn handed
in this week.
Mabel Hill had the misfortune Of
breaking of = tooth from fall on
the Ice. II was not broken off high
enough 70 expose the nerve, so she
has no pain from It.