The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 1, 1919, Page 2

\ q BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE > OLDS (ONE HUNDRED MORE PUPILS ENROLLED |", 2, 458 Head or chest IN CITY SCHOOLS THAN YEAR AGO AND [iti tera) 6: ion “externally” with BOYS LEAD IN ATTENDANCE FIGURES |") 7"! % 700 | Let’s go to JOHNSON’S for | Will Building Has Greatest Ra Neate et ce Hosiery | Number of Students While] :uthoritics to six up the basement of . * » {that building into a school room and +! Conditions in Wachter Insti-}iiace the Ki Ss “YOUR! BODYGUARD" - 30#, 6 ig rton there, This i { For expert accounting, see |) 1 room, when it muaplete, WILE be one | f | Morces ‘p'0 Into 1, Mn y Phone 75—City Fuel J. H. Johnson, Annex Hotel. || tute Forces Kindergarten Int OF etibeveat and boot lathe euttee Co., for Medora Coal. ¢$—_______________#| Basement. building. ‘The room vacated by the ————— fea kindergarten will be used to House : | 13 ‘i i S first grade which has sual eeerecccececevercccveseceseersecceseenerensecccceseseseeeresseceteeeees, | pupdis enrolled in, tbe first grade which has an un | schools the highest {Jie enrollment, mmber of students attending ¢l Ss FP SCHOOL ROW I BD et 2 lin MNS lt this time of the year, This! The same stat@ of affairs exist in ws the first eight weeks of the the high school where both the high school year endi s week and the School and Some of the grades are all Htotal is about 100 more enrolled than located. ‘The high school has sueb a rare “enrollment this year that 72 new G © required, 24 of whieh’ hav- Ze puiuber enrolled, 700‘are boys dy been iustalled, and 48 ord: | ) are girls. The Will school,'¢red and expected soon. By January enrollment of 453 pupils, has | 16. when the eighth grade pupils are ” est number of students than uated to the high school, it is ex- Phone 327, or Write P. 0, Box 137 chook in the The venroll- pected that the attendance in that] BISMARCK, NORTH! DAKOTA ments are as follows: _ fxaliding will be almost 300 pupls, RUBY LE FLINN, Manager Sehool Toys Fotal| During the first cight weeks of the ‘ Rie i iT 388. school year, there were ten fire drills Ban secccegccrosceqeccaaccconcsccesacssssscsecscssessocsscersccesssesesess | MUI ; SASS deca Islte uyithe seheol board, seventy its by Super-| RE! i tendent J. M. Martin and three J of corporal punishment, 7 | TARDINESS PREVALENT . y pupils were not tardy or You Don’t Need Cash With rt ne ei a . the period, this being J rec i Hy all of} 9 y s > attendance at the s for the fi eight Villiam Moore 7; Will 5 “ ig] hool grade So and high nool, 251, making 2 total of 1219 regular pupils, ! * Tae record for tardiness was very poor for the period, 9 students be- ing late to the schools A ‘strong effort will be made*by the teachers and principals’ to cut this number in half: for the second eight weeks. 9 Mr. Martin stated the cause for tardi- ress Was iostly inclement weather, rs helping parents ut home and indiffer- ence to prompt attendance, ‘ ‘The night schools will start Novem- ber and 4 and the enrollment. for the yarious subjects has been heavy a 2 instructors expect the even- an ecor S ing to be the best attended fi ; : RUBY LADIES Concert and Dance Orchestra Singing and playing all /the latest «song and dance hits of the ‘season. Musie Furnished for All Occasions FOR ENGAGEMENTS Played on the Victrola Y —7 8 n wesersesreseecesesssscoorocece. weevereccesescoasecreseoereeerse sice they were started in the schools. ‘the state bears one-half of the expense ae i of Such schools when the enrollment : —_——Are——— Ti vy for each class amounts to ten or more iy. Ame! s- Md other sy ’ ‘ courses start Mon- ; i And can be heard. at y held at} : £ ¢ high school in the upstairs rooms. The subjects will include typewrit- at and stenography and bookkeeping | if sutlicient pupils enroll, j ae On Tuesday the dressmaking and} manual training class will — start,| these‘ being held at the high school. |f ses be! Only Authorized Victor Dealer in Bismarck’ Up to the present time more than twen- n bupits enraled in each of | school “wad ist van oto the! Prepare for Sousa’s concert by’ calling at out’ manual traii your wife! G i F 4 Hat tise earn fy hae Victor parlors and hearing these perfect repro- i . ' a : 4 SOUSA’S B : ductions of his great marches as played BY | } i AN 1 HIS OWN' BAND—not his marches played by _ { . . HOLDS CONCERT | .other bands—which he has made ‘exclusively y i Bi on Victor records for Victor owners. oa ERE TONIGHT Now Is The Time To Begin To Select |) natince pertormance at Audi | ee e Gif torium This. Afternoon : a f f th ae da 4 Your Christmas ifts Pleases: Big Audience We are listing below a few of the recor H ’ . . . > is Sea ha “th | ~ played by Sousa’s Band: : Jol Phillip Sousa and his p ; It will save you a lot of worry—and you will also avoid the crowds of late shoppers Gg) MN Philly Soust and ‘Bie band of| ; 2 5 ¢ cert here this: afternoon at the audi. . IG { . 35683 i during the Holiday < eason. torium to a packed Toute. This ev. 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One that is absolutely way the concert would have gone on| + indefinit Toight’s performance promises to be |} even more enjoyable than the former : one and practicdly éyery seat in: the auditorium has been sold. ‘That the ycople. of this section are lovers of band musie ig ‘easily seen in. the i $35.00 $50.00 | terest they have shown in Sousa’s H OSK I N S Will buy you a high-grade thin Will buy. you beautiful Laval- potranes in Binnarek ahd he band em Victrola Department model '19-Jewel Watch, South —}ieres of 14:karat solid gold in- fUOiioaevtt: Mondor tone : : : The pearance Sousa’s Bend, Illinois or Hampden. set.with genuine Diamonds. - hid stg As he, tostho emcee ae A SMALL PAYMENT DOWN AND. A SMALL PAY. bath Soleeriae Mehibers othe seek _ MENT EACH WEEK WILL DO THE BUSINESS... ., $130, $175, $250, $200'AND UP. show anyone. dependable, , Values up to $60. BISMARCK : NORTH DAKOTA acted as ushers, and:also worked be- hind the scerés. “It was a legion ‘af- falr and was an‘example of what the former | service men: ¢an do in’ a ‘big way ‘to thé satisfaction and enjoyment ofall. 1 The balance, left after all expenses have been paid wil) be used by thé Bis- marek, post to build up its fund for distressed members, finance ‘the ac tivities of the post and defray, current’}] expenses, Sse ¢ both concerts,’ Members :of the legion Darere Bees, IN: ; eel and as a Preventative take LAXATIVE ROMO QUININE Tablets. Look’ for E. W. GROVE’S signature on the box. 80¢. ~ Oh! Yes! JOHNSON’S~ for Hosiery, : eT SIA RES tL store Open Every Night