The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-05
Leith
By R. C. Finch

Hadley Bean Of Glen Ullin spent
Monday and Tuesday here transact
ing business.
Chas. Stoller of Elgin was a bust
ness caller here Friday.
e. Anhorn motored to New Salem
Friday, returning that evening.
Glen Finch left Sunday for Dick
inson to attend normal school there.
Bills are out announcing the auc-
ton sale on the r. C. Emch farm
on Wednesday, Oct. 10. This will be
the largest sale ever held in this
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert O'Connell
motored to Bismarck Saturday with
Miss lila Burgoyne, who returned by
train to Minneapolis, having spent
two weeks at the O'Connell home.
All those who were unable to mo-
tor to Bismarck to see Gov. Smith
Wednesday, tuned in for his speech
at Bismarck as we'll as the other
broadcastirg stations during the
week.
William Kamrath motored to Bis
marck Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. D. E. Jones, Mr.. Jones remain
ing as a patient t the st. Alexius
hospital.
Mrs. N. C. Finch was pleasantly
surprised Wednesday by . number
Of friends as the occasion being her
birthday anniversary. All reported
q most enjoyable afternoon.
Mrs. 3. Anhorn staged q fashion
show Thursday evening. Having re-
Gently returned from New York
Mrs. Anhorn is showing . wonder
full display Of hats and gowns.
Fred Minor spent q couple Of
days at Bismarck last week.
Mrs. Homdahl and Mrs. r. G.
Finch were given = handkerchief
shower by members of the Royal
Neighbor lodge Thursday. The hall
was decorated with purple and
white, luncheon cloths, flowers and
nut baskets being the same color:
The entertainment committee kept
the ladies entertained every minute,
with guessing contests, stunts and
games Of all kinds. The ladies who
are soon to leave Leith will greatly
miss the social evenings spent in the
Royal Neighbor lodge rooms.
Professor Lonn spent the week
end with relatives and friends 1t
Lark.
Miss Constance Lackey spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with friends at
Bismarck.
Clair Kamrath transacted BUSH
ness ct Mandan and Bismarck Sat-
urday.
Mrs. G. w. Reiker was given =
shower Saturday afternoon. About
Is Of Mrs. Reiker's friends were
present and presented her with
many beautiful as well - useful
gifts.
Clara Reiker was surprised by 4
number Of school friends Friday
evening. Games and dancing kept
the young felix's entertained for the
evening.
Mrs. Settler and son, Irving. re-
turned Wednesday from WchpetCn,
N. D. She was accompanied Sy her
brother and sister, Chester and
Selma Guness, who will reside with
the Settlers.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. La Marie Of
E:gin were callers here Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Sept spent Monday
here visiting relatives and friends.
! Rudolph Schroeder and family
were business callers 1t the Law
fer's Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ed. Matthys and !
sister Of Mr.. Matthys motored to
Bismarck Wednesday.
Adam Schneider Of Elgin tram
sacted business here one day.
| Nearly everyone in this conmun-
ity were hunting Sunday and re-
ported excellent luck.
Presbyterian church notes for Sum
day, Oct. 7.-Carson: Sunday school
at11; evening worship at 1850;
junior choir, practice at 6:l6 Sunday
evening. Raleigh: Sunday school 1t
| 2; service Of worship u s. Leith -
/; We will have Rally Day program by
| the Sunday school q 1850, 70 which
/ we invite one and Ill. This program
/ Willie IN place Of the Sunday school
| and preaching service.
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