The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-16
Steele

The w. G. r. U. Of Steele met at
the home Of Mrs. o. 7. Ness Wed.
nesday, Feb. Sth. Vigorous resolu-
tions relative to the enforcement Of
the 18th amendment, and the open
declaration on the part of candidates
for state and national offices as to
their attitude, were adopted.
d. A. Richie, county chairman of
the Kidder county executive commit
tee of the Nonpartisan League, went
to Bismarck Tuesday, the 18th, to be
in attendance at the state conven-
ton. He was one of the delegates
elected to that convention.
Frank Shossow had his truck over
hauled and is hauling grain to the
Steele elevator for p. D. Wood and
NJ. d. Matthews. Mr.. Shossow is
going to run a tractor on AL kem-
MITES farm, and oversee the work Of
getting in the springs crop. He
plans to move on the place about the
LIST Of March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Carlson were
down from Driscoll Tuesday. Mr..
Carlson and wife are staying with
her parents for the present just on
the edge Of Driscoll at the old farm.
Gardner Foyc went to Minneapolis
on the 9th in connection with the
Mutual Life Insurance company Of
which he is a representative in this
community.
Mrs. Al kcmmitz was at one of
the Bismarck hospitals the first week
in February for an operation. She
was able to return home last Satur-
day.
Funeral services for Harry
Schnautz were held at the Methodist
church on Thursday, the 9th. Rev.
F. w. Gress preaching the sermon.
Messrs. Frank Jones, Orville Church
and Bailey sang three suitable
hymns at tho service; and Messrs
Goettertz, Sloss, Lindseth, Wood,
Penficld, and Boucher acted as pail
bearers. with w. +. Perry Of Bis
marck in charge Of arrangements.
On Wednesday, Feb. Sth, Rev.
F. w. Gress was called out to the
Harry Wilson home, Is miles south
east Of Steele, to perform a wedding
ceremony. The parties were Mr..
Victor deRemmc of Braddock. and
Berdic Wilson, a daughter of Harry
Wilson, Only members of the family
and Mr.. and Mrs. M. f. Knudson,
friends of the bride were in attend
ance. The newlyweds will make
their home at Braddock, where Mr.
deRemmc is in the garage business,
j. A. Hooker and Lynn DeVore
were up from Dawson on Tuesday
forenoon.
Rev. John Morange, came to Steele
Wednesday morning and was taken
to Dawson by George Altes, where
some church matters were to be
attended to.
Word reached the Steele folks that
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Plat, living
southeast of Dawson, were bereaved
in the loss of an infant child, which
was born to them the fore part Of
the week.
Wesley Nicholson and family from
Liberty township, were in Steele
Wednesday to pay taxes and do some
other business in town.
Ross Haibeck was in from the
farm Thursday morning looking
after some matters that called him
into town.
Forest knudson was detained at
home 10 miles northwest Of town
with n very severe sore throat, and
missed several days Of high school
c. H. Whitney came in from the
farm Thursday to do some neces-
sary business III connection with the
farm work.
The county commissioners met in
regular session Monday, Feb. 9th
They are busy Strengthening out
some financial tangles in connection
with some Of the closed county banks,
where deposits were made by the
county treasurer. Being old nc.
quaintanccs Of Harry Schnautz, they
adjourned their session and attended
the funeral services Mt the Methodist