The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-21

the present session, granting disNHis
sal time to the students of the publi
schools for Bible study.
Ed Duering, travelling salesman o
Bismarck, was transacting business
here Monday.
Lou and John Nehr, accompanied
by VIM. Vessel, made business tril
to Bismarck Monday.
Mrs. Lackey and Mrs. Mossman vii
be hostesses to the Presbyterian
Ladies Aid next Thursday. ~
In spite of the extreme cold weather
about IS gathered at the high schoo
Monday evening to hear the debat'
on the prohibition question. The abb
debaters, Peterson and McCarty
covered the topic SO thoroughly tina
the open discussion which was 70 fol
low was a failure from the stand
point that nothing more could b
said on the subject. At the next rega
lar meeting to be held the third Mon
day in February Rev. Corbett will
give q lecture, which promises to b
very interesting.
Miss Ruth Swanson. who teaches
near New Leipzig, was week-eas
guest of Fern Finch.
Miss Marjorie Lundin has resiEAes
her position at the Anhorn store an,
has accepted position at Donalasen''
in Minneapolis.
Albert Moen had the misfortune I,
lose control of his car on the slipper,
roads east Of town Monday. His eal
was badly smashed. He escaped viii
few minor bruises ana cuts.
The Royal Neighbors held yer.
interesting meeting at their hal
Thursday evening.
Mrs. N. G.. Finch entertained tn,
Presbyterian Mission Tuesday after
noon. A review Of "Our Temple.
Hills was the program for the ses
sion.
The home Of Dan Fruize was th,
scene of a pretty wedding last Satur
day evening when Miss Frances Car
ter was united in marriage to MI
Louis Buttner. Justice of the Peac,
Albert Lab performed the ceremony
The young folks are well known il
Leith and vicinity. Heartiest con
CALCULATIONS are extended.
VIM. Prosise brought in one week
cream to our local buyer Tuesday an.
received the neat sum Of SIS for same
This type of farmer has no need O
worry over crop failures.
Emil Brinkman was business call
err here Tuesday.
High School Notes
School was called into its regula
session again on Jan. 10th, after tn
Christmas holidays.
This week is semester or final ex
animation week; the high school pu
pills are busy welding their pens il
demonstration of what they have &C
complished in the past II weeks. Stat,
examinations in English. English
and U. S. history are given At Leith.
The T. T. A. held its regular ses
sion Monday night in the schoolhouse
The program consisted Of debate Of
the topic, "Resolved; that the eigh
teenth amendment should be contin
ued.' The affirmative was upheld b.
Simon Peterson, the negative by Nj
McCarty.
The high school basketball SEIZED
ule calls for game with Than Jan
2lst and Elgin, Feb. 4th, on the hom
floor. Games with brisbane, Carson
and New Leipzig arc yet to be ar
ranged
An interesting game was that hel,
on the local floor between Shield
high school and Lcith high schoo
last Friday night. The victory wa
for our local boys with a score Of /
to IA. Everybody will concede tina
this was deep breath" game an
especially does it awaken athletic in
tcrest in our own community. It j
worthy Of comment for several rea
sons; victory as contrasted to per
sistent past defeat; q victory accom-
plished by inexperienced players; an,
a-victory which will merit the supper
and enthusiasm Of every member Q
the community in athletic event
which are to follow. High schoo
athletics is worthy Of all the supper
in the community because it aims t
safeguard one Of the community
most serious problems; that of pub
lie health.
The lineup was as follows: