The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-14
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| we are sorry 10 learn Cn2C MIS-
Guy McAndrews is q patient at the
Elgin hospital suffering from pneu-
monia.
Leith Civic club met with Mrs. A.
w. Kimball Wednesday evening with
a very good attendance. Two very
good papers were given, every
Child Has Right to q Faith" by
Mrs. Jean Emch, and Religious Gus
toms in the Home." by Mrs. N. G.
Emch. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. G. J. Kimball, Dec. 10.
d. E. Jones accompanied ]. A.
Rock home from Bismarck Sunday.
Mr.. Jones has been in the st. Alexius
hospital for the past 10 weeks and
the community is glad to hear Of his
recovery and to welcome him home.
Mrs. E. Anhorn accompanied Mrs.
G. j. Kimball and son Maurice to
Bismarck Monday.
Edward Pfleiger of Carson was
in Leith Saturday.
The dance given by the Pythian
Sisters at Leith Saturday night was
very successful, netting the ladies q
goodly sum, which they expect to
use toward the finishing UP Of the
hall.
Dan Fries of New Leipzig stopped
in Leith Monday while on his way
to Mclaughlin, where he was called
as witness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Heaps and Clair
kamrath drove to Zap Friday, where
Mr.. Heaps is employed In the coal
mines. Mr.. Klamath and Mrs. Heaps.
returned Friday evening.
The school in the Cowan district
taught by Miss Nellie Hone has been
discontinued on account of the NOV
ing away of some of the pupils. E.
Helm finds it necessary to send his
children to the E. Mathys school
taught by We're Davidson.
Mrs. G. ]. Kimball and daughter
Mary Elizabeth were having dental
work done in Bismarck Friday.
Clair Kamrath drove to Wandoeo
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Gibson were
Regent visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Finch and
daughter nellie were guests at the
j. Zauner home in Mott Sunday.
j. j. Ryan, now of GAINESVILLE, Wis.
but formerly a resident of Leith.
was greeting old friends here the
latter part of the week.
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid met at
the home of Mrs. Edythe Heaps with
a large attendance. A great deal Of
work was accomplished and plans
made for future meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Faubel and son
Of Lennon, S. D., Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Faubel and son of Mott and
Harold Faubel of Mcintosh, S. D..
were guests at the Henry Faubei
home Sunday.
Harvey Davidson of Long Prairie,
Mimi, nephew of Chas. Davidson Of
Leith. is visiting relatives in Leith
and Heir.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. LAWYER and
Miss Bertha Zacher were visiting
with Clarence LAWYER on the Cam
norball Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Finch and son
Mic and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Springer
were visiting Mrs. Roy Westlinr at
Scranton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Faubel and
SON Billy left for Milwaukee Mon
day to visit for few weeks with
their daughter. Mr.. johnson Of
Scranton is taking Mr.. Faubel's place
as foreman during his absence.
| Earl Erhn1fv vr0c
itor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Anhorn and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sept were in
Elgin Sunday.
Steve Mocko of the Heart river
country was doing business in town
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Emch. Miss
nellie Emch, Miss Ella Sundie ana
Clair Kamrath attended the Junior
play at Elgin Friday night.
Miss Bertha Zacher is ASSISTING
at the LAWYER studio during the rush
season.
Geo. Chalmers Of Timberlake. S.
D., was in town Monday.
The Leith r. N. A. has received
an invitation from the Brisbane camp
to assist them in their initiation
work this week. No doubt the in
vitation will be gladly accepted.
+. Anhorn was business and So
cha! visitor in Glen Ullin Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sept Of Bris-
bane attended the dance here Satur-
day night. The different lodges held
election of officers this week. With
the following results: R. N. A-Post
oracle, Mrs. Edythe Heaps: oracle.
Mrs. Ruby Kamrath; vice oracls'
Mrs. Minnie Sanders: chancelIor'
MRS. August Johnson; receiver, Mrs.
Forest Fleming; recorder, Mrs.
Mary Anhorn; marshal, Mrs. Mabel
LAWYER; O. S., Mrs. Hazel Arndt:
.. S.. Mrs. Alfred johnson: mn.
sician, Mrs. Ethel Mossman: man.
ager, Mrs. Nancy Anderson. mn.
Ruby Klamath and Mrs. Mary An.
horn were elected a. delegate and
alternate to state convention held
in Minot in March. w. A.-past
consul, D. E. Jones; consul. John
Nixon; adviser, Ed Solen; clerk. Ren
Settler; banker. Geo. Gebhardt: -
cort, Rollie Emch; Waterman. Rob
ert J:Aes; sentry, Tom Anderson:
trustee, Pete Anderson. K. of p
=. c., Clark Mossman; v. c.. Char.
Brown; prelate, Soren Haure: (. 81
s., Geo. Gebhardt; u. q w. DeIl
Wheeler; master Of excheruor.
Martin Dahl; inner guard. A1{Rurs
Dahl; outer guard, Wrol Wrole !.
trustee, Tom Anderson.
Prof. Loun had the misSoetune -
break . wheel on his car w. -
ms home from tho Heart xiy0e oonIs
try Sunday evening and w. So.
PEELED to walk into Elsin 6 eoe :
car from there homo.