The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-14
NEWS OF OUR NnCHBORS

called there last week by the seriou.
illness Of his little daughter. Eileen
Mrs. E. j. Law left Friday for Bis.
marck and New Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heron were
dinner guests at the N. G. Emcf
home Thursday.
A large crowd charivaricd Mr.. ane
Mrs. Walter Moen after the show
Saturday evening.
The X. Of P. lodge held n meeting
! at the lodge rooms Tuesday evening
The fire department held meet
ing Wednesday night and elected thu
following officers for the coming
year: Fire chief, Martin Ticker; sec.
rotary, Max Elman; foreman chcmi
cal division No. l, E. J. Saunders;
foreman chemical division No. 2
f. Anhorn. Meetings will be hello
the first and fourth Wednesdays Of
each month.
Mrs. Anhorn and children, accom-
panied by Mrs. Wruckc and little
daughter, motored to Elgin Satur'
day.
The NJ. w. A. held a meeting last
Thursday evening, State Deputy Car
ter being present. A dance is plan
ned for st. Patrick's night.
Ed He'll and family went to Bis.
marck Monday to visit Mr.. Heirs
father, who is patient at st. Alex
ius hospital.
George Kimbal, E. ]. Saunders and
Charles Griffin attended the auto
show at Bismarck this week.
Willard Croy, who is employed al
the George Kimbal farm, had the
misfortune to break his collar bone
Sunday morning when he was thrown
from horse.
High School Notes
Six weeks examinations were given
to all high school pupils last week
Reports showing the present stand.
ing of pupils will be given out I'M
mediately.
English classes are busy eliminat'
ing all violations to minimum essen
tials in oral and written English.
Grammar Room
Sixteen pupils in our room received
perfect attendance certificates Mon
day for the month Of February.
Seventh grade pupils wrote 9
prose story Friday from the poem
"Snowbound," by Whittier.
We opened our school Monday by
learning the March thought word
moral law and quotation.
intermediate Room
Twelve pupils were awarded certi'
ficates of perfect attendance this
month. They were Ruth Anderson
Leslie Anderson, Robert Anhorn
Jean Cooper, Opal Finch, Gordon Her.
ron, Rosival Kamrath, Helen Miner
Esther Vessel, 1zeta Will and Ger.
trude Ticker.
The third grades have made In
dian booklets for geography. They
have been having a spelling contest
this month. Gertrude Ticker and Rex
Jones were winners.
The fifth grade has finished the
study of the United States in geog.
raphy. They will review by making
a products map of the United States
The third and fourth grades have
been studying table manners in ny.
giene.
Primary Room
lnez Renee Weatherly and Irene
Challgren are our new monitors
Melvin Wahl is paper inspector.
The teachers were entertained a
a supper party last Friday, given b,
the primary room.
The first grade spelling class j!
divided into boys and girls groups
The score is l to 0 in favor of tn
girls.
Presbyterian church notes for Sun
| day, March 10: Leith. morning wor
ship at 10, Sunday school at II, tn
annual Congregational meeting will
be held Tuesday evening, March Is
at 1880. Raleigh, Sunday school a
2 p. M, preaching service at
O'Clock. Carson, Sunday school at l
o'clock, Y. p. G. E. at o'clock, eve
ming worship at o'clock. A eordia
invitation is extended to all.