The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-07
Vacation For School
Children Is Over

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Children Is Over
The mid.year vacation for school
boys and girls will end with this
weekend, and classes in the city
schools will be called bright and
early Monday morning.
No changes have been made in
class schedules or the faculty list
during the vacation, although there
may Be . slight alteration Of the
class schedules when the semester
ends January %.
Pupils Of the first three grades
Of the Will school will move into
the new addition Monday morning.
The transfer Of these classes will
help to better the crowded conditions
Of the school, and will leave but one
room vacant in the main building.
Misses Nora McGettigan, Esther
Maxwell and Eloise Mckee will be
the teachers in charge Of the rooms
in the new addition.
Judge Fred Jsnsonius and Court
Reporter Edwin McCarty have re.
turned from Jamestown, the Suits.
man county district court term hav.
ing been adjourned until after the
close Of the special legislative ses-
sion. Judge jansonius will 60 TO
Minot some time next week TO hear
several cases, having been ordered
there BY, the state supreme court.
Judeo John G. Lowe Of Minot will
come 60 Bismarck ct the same time
TO hear some cases.
An important meeting Of the Bur-
leigh count. chapter o. the lsaak
Walton League will be held in the
Lious Den ct tho Grand Pacific no.
tel tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock,
and alt members are urged to At
tend. The meeting il called by @.
". Roberts, president Of the local
chapter.
The Catholic Daughters Of Amer.
lea win give = potluck supper Nom
day evenin. ct z o'clock ct s..
Msyy's auditorium. Everyone -
cordially invited. Members Of the
Catholic Daughters will hold .
meeting after the supper.
Mr.. and Mrs.. P. c. Remington, Jr..
who have spent the past week ct
De4ter, MIMI, - guests Of Mrs.
Remihgtoups parents, Dr.. and Mrs.
G. J. Schottler, are expected to re-
turn to Bismarck this weekend.
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The A.O.U.W. lodge Of Bismarck
will give q dance Tuesday evening,
January II, at the A. o. u. w. hall.
Music will b furnished by the vaga-
bonds and refreshments will be
served.
Herbert Smith Of Belfield will re-
turn to Bismarck this weekend ia
resume his studies at the Bismarck
high school after spending the holi-
days at his home.
Miss Ruth Eastman Of Hasen
visited friends in Bismarck this week
On route to Grand Forks, where she
resumed her work at the state uni
versity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jacobson Of
Wing are spending the weekend
In this city % the guests Of Mrs.
Selma Jacobson and other relatives,
4 son, John Elmer, was born this
ysduynMg et the Bismatck hospital
to Mr.. and Mrs. J. Elmer Fahlgren
Of .31S West Rosser Avenue.
Harold Shaft. former Bismarck
attorney but now located in Fargo,
returned to his home last evening
after transacting business here.
llrs. H. C. Upham is visiting 1t
Grafton d the guest Of her son
and dsushter-in.law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Upham.
Miss. Bernice STREET Of Dilworth.
MINI, h spending the week here as
tl1er poase guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
Anton STREET..
Mrs. Grant Mcdonald Of Aberdeen,
s. D.. Is the house guest Of Mr.. and
Mr.. David Mcdonald Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hopper Of Under
wood were guests IN Bismarck
Thsrsday and Friday Of this week.
George Hoff Of Hazen has re-
turned home after spending sever
Al.days here transacting business.
Miss Jordis Rafteseth Of Motif
+ sDep4ing . few days In Bismarck,
Waiting with relatives and friends.
Mr.. g. Ashworth Of jamestown
+ spending . few days In Bismarck
- : guest Of friends:
". Z. HAlpern Of Glen Ullin spent
!huEsdey here, looking after bus.
mess affairs.
Misses Anne and Rosalind Nord.
strom Of Msdora visited friends here
this week.
George W. Porter Of Fargo was
: business caller IN Bismarck Fri
0MXe
E Mn III. e, Frahm win b hostess
Monday 1t tie meeting q the Bis
ndarck study club. Musicians and
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