The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-26
Steele

Steele high school was represent
ed at the lnter-high school contest
at Grand Forks, Thursday and Fri
day, and the mixed chorus won first
place; Gerald Prescott won second
place in brass band solo; and the
Steele high school brass band won
second place.
Mrs. u. +. Ness entertained the
Legion Auxiliary Thursday evening;
plans were outlined for observing
Memorial Day, also to serve dinner
to all the Legion boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. j. Altes are
identifying their new home place
with two dozen evergreen, and a
large number of ash trees.
ALI Ellingson, one of the state
capital clerks, spent two weeks
vacation at the home Of his parents
and his wife's mother, returning to
Bismarck Saturday to resume his
duties.
II. b. Hanson has moved his i'm
plement building unto the recently
purchased lots on the west edge Of
town.
Charles Whitney moved the build
ing, recently occupied by Mrs.
Chas. Liesman, to the corner va
Gated by the removal Of Mr.. Han
sons implement shop, and j. N.
McCarter has rented It for his law
office.
j. e. Altes was in Steele on bust
ness the first Of the week.
The Pleasant Hill Parent Teach
err association held it's last meeting
last Friday evening. A goodly
number was present, and an enter
tanning program was rendered with
Mrs. +. u. Wood presiding.
Wilmer Chamberlain purchased
secondhand coupe recently.
John Gephart is now in the en-
ploy of the Prairie Oil company,
and helping move the material out
to where the oil we'll will be drilled.
Aleck HOmsey was taken to Bis
marck for medical treatment.
Chas. Liesman was down from
Bismarck several days last week
looking after business matters and
arranging for the rental Of the old
postotfice building for Mrs. Lies
mans Millinery shop.
Mix of the Northern Power and
Light Co. installed the pump motor
in the Methodist church last week
for pumping the organ.
Attorney Vinje was out 0t town
several days visiting several cities
in the state on legal matters.
Mr.. Hays has leased the Presby-
L. c,~
lily into it last week.
Attorney McCarter made bust
ness trip to Tappen Monday.
Mrs. Buster Blown is in the en-
ploy of the Grand Pacific hotel.
The Steele Parent Teacher asso-
citation held its last meeting Mon
day evening. Quite a large num-
Der was present to listen to q
splendid paper on Qualifications Of
a Patron by Miss Gladys Whitmore.
Olaf Lindseth made trip to Bis
marck, and en- route stopped at his
home west of Driscoll.
Gardner Foye is planting several
dozen trees on his Tourist Park lots
north of the railroad.
David Goodman was in Steele
Friday evening and stopped at the
home Of Rev. F. w. Cress.
Rev. Ashley, pastor of Dawson
and Tappen Congregational
churches, was in Steele Monday look
ing after financial matters in con-
nection with the K;dder County Dry
organization.
The Steele high band rendered
several selections on the street
near the drug store Monday eve
ming, and large crowd enjoyed the
music.
Miss Oma Nahin was up from
Happen Tuesday giving music les
sons to some of her pupils. She an
bounced that the w. C. T. u. was
arranging for a defamation con-
est to be held at Tappen the first
week in June.
Miss Ditmer, principal at the
aazelton schools, stopped in town
n route home from the Grand
Forks lnter-high school contest.
The Legion Auxiliary has petit
Toned the city council to take ac-
ion relative to changing the leased
abroad park from q tourist camp
o q city park, so that it may be
,eautified and kept in good condi-
ion for Steele's folks.