The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-09
Steele

Floyd Murphy came in with load
OF grain, arr AOt stuck on the town
streets so that he had to call on the
Hines dray line to pull him into the
Western elevator.
C. D. Miller's Feed barn is enjoy
ing good business at present. He
says that teams arc in every day
hauling grain while the slelghlng
is good. Arthur Selmes is taking
care Of the barn while Mr.. Miller is
under the doctors care.
Con Wiley started on the mail
route again with the Ford, Monday.
He said that there were some hard
places to get through, but t beat the
team in making the trip.
DR.. Prescott, coroner, and DR..
Prysc were called to Dawson Mon
day to make an inquest rel tive to
the sudden death Of W. L. Vrooman,
who was run over by No. Sunday
morning. Mr.. Nrooman lived north
east Of Napoleon, and the BODY was
taken to the hom- place after the in
quest.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Hanson from
Excelsior township were in Steele on
Wedne sday to attend to some busi-
ness matters.
The Wcmen's Foreign Mission
AIRY Society Of the Methodist Church
met at the home of Mrs. Frank AL
ton. Wednesday afternoon. Among
those present were Mrs. George
Altcs, Mrs. j. J. Altes. Mrs. Sam
Wamsley. Mrs. Donald Patton. Mrs.
David Richie, Mrs. Benny Smith,
Mrs. p. d. Wood. Mrs. NJ. D..
Matthews, Mrs. Frank Shossow, and
Mrs. David Ba,lantine.
Mr.. and Mr. julius Semerau from
the Schwartz far: were in Steel on
Wednesday.
E. P. Vaught made a trip to Bis
anarck this week to have the doctors
attend to the thumb which was brok-
On in a fall from the wagon rack.
He says that it is healing fine and
will be all right in a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold B. Carlson
were in Steele from the farrl to do
some trading.
Lawrence Porter came to town to
get load ct coal.
Mrs. )rcn Miller and children
were in Steele from Allen township.
NJ. D. Matthews and son Glenn
made ). trip to town on business err
rands.
Con Wiley has taken considerable
interest in the new Ford, and he
says that he may get one for his
mail business. He thinks that make
of car as good as he can get for
the work he has to do.
G. j. Carlson came into Steele in
his little jumper on Wednesday. He
says that Mrs. Carlson, who is on an
extended visit in Iowa. is planning to
return to North Dakota : a few
days.
Mark Holz .amc to town Tuesday
to look after some business matters
Ed Erickson was down from Dris.
coll to see some parties on business
Robert Craig came to town with
butter for the store.
Mrs. D. A. Richie visited several
of the rooms at the high schoo
Wednesday morning.
Paul miller started to bring tn
fanilv in to services on Sunday eve
rr-. but when just little way from
home the lights went out, and hi
tx to turn back.
Judge Andrew Bayasch was VI
f. Crystal Springs Thursday t
vi !. with neighbors and do SOM
bu ness at the court house.
Guy Mead made E trip to Steele
Wednesday afternoon from the farm
out north.
Commissioner Montgomery was il
Steele to see County Agent Carl
son relative to some cattle sick
ness.
A big crowd attended the double
header basketball game played Wed
nesday evening at Dawson. Dawson
boys won by a score Of SO to 16, tn
quintet having played together TO
four years and were masters at tn
play. The Dawson girls won Is to
Steele Midgets were altogether to
small for the big five Of Dawson
Games were fought hard and Fast
being refereed by Reed Argent.
Jim McCabe had bad accident
which might have resulted fatally
when he slipped on the icy steps a
the schoolhouse at Dawson. He fe'
dtwn stairs, severely hurting bot
his shoulder and back. Tim is one Q
the Steele basketball boys, and ha
to miss the BraddOck game on &C
count Of the accident.
w. c. Getteritz, who had planne
to remove from Steele in the spring
has changed his mind, and plans I
remain on the same farm for ar
other year, southwest Of town.
Earl Sorenson was down frol
futile to attend to some count
courthouse business.
Harry Marsh, assistant gcner;
freight agent Of the n. r.. Wit
headquarters at Jamestown, stoppe
off between trains Thursday on h
way out west to visit his father, I
the Armour cream station here.
Justice G. A. Cross was up fro
Dawson Thursday morning to me-
with the grand jury relative to son
matters in whick the jury was
take action.
Charles Whitney took :; big los
of Steele basketball boosters to Dav
soil Wednesday evening to encoural
the teams in the games.
Peter Dalenberg is completlr
work OH Mrs. Rose Rosen's bathroo
installation. Cold weather prevent
making pipe connections when Il
work was started.
The Northern Light and Pow
company has the holes for the hif
line al dug from Dawson to Stee
and the poles set. They worked Z
through the cold weath~r, becau
the company wants to get the Wiz
strung on at the earliest possible Q
portunity 50 as to connect Steele
the high lire for light.
Miss Helen Boucher. daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Boucher. "
down from Bismarck resting up
: few days after . minor operate
CA@ ..af.,snad "a her nurSa frainil