The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-04
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gin. Congratulations are extend
ed to this estimabie young couple,
who will make their home IN Lelth.
Justice of the Peace Lou Omdahl,
whJ performed the ceremony, pre-
scented the newlywcdS with Il ten
dollar gold piece. Judge Omdahl
announces that the next six cau-
pies married by him viii receive q
similar gift.
h. f. Jones, Robert Jones and
Bert Rock attended the Nj. w. A..
initiation at Elgin Monday eve
ming.
Lou Rosenthal Of Lodi, Wiscon-
sin, arrived Monday to purchase
another carload Of horses TO ship
to farmers III Wisconsin.
Perry Emch and Dwight kam-
rath were business callers at the
Don Stevenson ranch Wednesday.
The Royal Neighbors held a
novel entertainment for their
members Wednesday event ng.
Games and stunts provided enter
tainment after which lunch was
served.
Mrs. Robert O'Ccnnell and little
daughter, Eileen, returned from
Bismarck Thursday evening: where
Eileen was confined at the st.
AleXips hospital for treatment for
pneumonia, but sudden relapse
made it necessary for Mrs. O'Con-
nell to return Saturday morning to
Bismarck.
Mrs. Lloyd Faubel was given 4
shower by friends Friday afterA
noon at her home. Many useful
and appropriate gifts were re-
ceived by the young bride.
j. +. Galivka and John Will
made business trip to Bismarck
Friday. They were accompanied
by J. j. Ryan, who has been here
for the past week.
The Star Clothing club met at
the schoolhouse Saturday after
noon, where an elimination con
test was held to decide who would
be ON the demonstration team TO
represent Leith at the county con-
test in July. Hazel Challgren and
Edna McCarty were chosen for the
first team. Martha Kicker and
Marjorie Anderson for the second.
Miss Eunice Emch entertained
several friends at her home Fri
day evening.
Lloyd faubel, accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. Henry Faubel
were business callers at Carson
Monday.
Miss Irene McGarry arrived
here Friday evening for few
weeks visit with Irene Evcns.
intermediate Room
The attendance has been fair.
Rebecca Corbit has returned to
school.
The third grade have been study
ing the poem, "The Children's
Hour" by Longfellow. 1t is very
interesting to them. In geography
they have been studying the Amer
lean Indian.
Primary Room
We now have the pleasure of
singing, for opening exercises, in
the intermediate room. Marjorie
Anderson plays the piano for us.
Monitors for this week are-lst
grade, Irene Kicker; 2nd gra.ie,
Constance Vessel.
Shirley Gebhard's row has one
more star than Lavaun Schmeck-
els row, for spelling the past two
weeks. The second grade girls
have 6 stars. Leroy Heron has
high honors for the boys.
Grammar Room
The stories of Washington's
life, written by the sixth grade
boys and girls were very good.
Gertrude Cooper was a guest IN
our room Friday afternoon.
Our seventh and eighth English
classes are taking much interest
in oral and graph analysis.
John McCarty is back in schoo
after an absence Of four days.
High School Notes
The citizenship class has COM
pleted the first part of its work in
occupations entitled Education
and Work" and will continue i'm
mediately with part two, "a
Study of Some Important Voea-
tions."
The final game Of the basketball
tournament at New Leipzig was
witnessed by several from the high
school last Saturday. :.
The P. T. A. will hold it's next
regular meeting on March 21st.
Rev. Corbit will favor us with his
lecture which was postponed from
the last meeting. A Thrift"
meeting will also be conducted
some time before the end Of the
school year.
Presbyterian church, Sunday,
March 6. Leith, morning worship
at 10 o'clock, Sunday school at IL;
Raleigh, Sunday school at 2
o'clock, no preaching service;
Lark, preaching service at 2:3O;
Carson, Sunday school at II
o'clock; Y. p. C. A. at Z o'clock;
evening worship at s o'clock. A
cordial invitation is extended to
any who desire to worship with us.
The regular annual meeting Of the
Leith Presbyterian congregation
will be held on Tuesday evening,
March Is. Election of officers,
reports of different church activi-
ties and plans for the coming
church year, will be considered at
this time.
Wilton