The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-26

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Of public instruction was present an
gave an interesting talk. Our coun
ty superintendent, Miss Sebastian
was also present and gave shor
talk. She stated that if Leith S
desired. play day could be held her
this year. After hearing from GU
school faculty, school board mem
bers, who were present, also mem
bcrs of Leith band it was decide,
to accept Miss Sebastian's offer o
play day at Leith. Professor Aane
stad and Mrs. Gibson gave two plan,
duets. Marjorie Anderson playe,
two piano solos.
c. A. Mossman made bushes!
trip to Carson Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Omdahl, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Anhorn
were guests at the Martin Dahl HON,
Wednesday evening".
County Superintendent Miss Sc
bastian was business caller her,
Saturday.
Mrs. Otto Dubbs and Mrs. G. J
Will were visiting relatives ant
friends here Monday.
County Auditor c. r. Emch of Car
SON was a business caller here Sat.
urday.
Mr. land Mrs. Roy Redman and sor
of He'll were business callers here
Monday.
Miss Dorothy Root was visiting
friends here Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Faubel and little sor
returned Wednesday from months
visit with relatives in Minnesota and
Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Kamrath en-.
tertained number Of friends Tues.
day evening, celebrating the birth
day anniversary of Mr.. Kamrath.
Tuesday evening, Feb. %, being
the anniversary of the Knight Of Py.
thias lodge, the annual social evening
was arranged. Rev. Long was pres
ent and gave beneficial talk or
Fraternalism.
Frank Volk of Minor was a Leith
caller Tuesday
Mrs. UrOl Urolson is reported very
i'll at her home southeast of Leith
The mission meeting held at the
f. j. Saunders home Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Aanestad as hostess
was we'll attended. Some very in.
cussed. The hostess served deli
cious lunch.
+. j. Saunders made business trim
to Bismarck Wednesday, accompan-
led by Cyril kamrath, who spent the
balance of the week with his par
ents. Representative and Mrs. VIM
kamrath.
J. H. Emch and d. f. Jones went
to Minot Monday to attend Federal
Farm Loan meeting.
A large crowd gathered for band
practice Monday evening. Severa
new members have been added to
our band and we hope by spring to
have real up-to-date organization
High School Notes
In order that school work be sue
cess and in order that your school
be rated on a high standard it is
necessary that the children know
their recitation lessons. parents
Do your high school children do JUS
tice to home study?" Please cooper.
ate with the teacher in this most i'm
portant phase of education. Send
your children to school regularly.
We closed our basketball season
Friday, Feb. 18th, in game with
THAN, at Thain. Everyone who OBJ.
served will truly concede that this
was most excellently played game
In athletics we are now looking
forward to track season. Our mate
rial promises good results.
Grammar Room
We were much pleased few days
ago to have visit from Ruth Om-
dahl and Mrs. Lloyd Faubel, former
" Edith Clark. These two young
ladies completed their grade work in
our room.
The past two weeks this room has
had an average attendance of 94-plus
per cent, which is very good for Feb.
ruary.
The recent health pamphlets sent
us from the county superintendent
office were both interesting and
helpful.
John McCarty. Mary Slime and
Clara Kicker were absent Monday
because of sickness.
We are dcvoting much time this
week to the study of the life OF
Washington.
Our seventh and eighth English
class are now doing graph analysis.
intermediate Room
The attendance in our room has
been very good. Rebecca Corbit has
been i'll for q few days.
A few Of the pupils in the fifth
grade have brought pictures of diff.
ferent events, happening in history
These pictures are posted in the
school room and the children arc in.
terested in them.
Primary Room
Clinton Olson and Lucille Wesse
are monitors for this week.
Leroy Hcrron's tenn won in the
attendance race last week.
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