The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-30

eran, and is receiving assistance i
his case.
The oNrthern Power and Ligh
company is rewriting Steele, as tn
| old wires will not be ut for tn
high line current. Several crew
are busy doing the work OF reset
ting some of the poles.
John Keim has rented the Thoma
Richie farm, and is moving on \
in time to get in the springs worl
and seeding.
Judge Jansonius was in tow
Monday and Tuesday to hear tn
case Of Hickman VS.. Erickson, a
Judge Coffey had to be in James
town on Important Guinness. judy
Jansonius leaves for jamestown a
soon as the jury reports on tn
case.
Chas. Whitney took truck loa,
Of boys to Tappen to hear the rem
dition of the Operetta by the Steel
high school pupils Friday evening.
Superintendent Lee of the Tap
pen public schools was in Steel
Saturday, and gave an address a
the school directors meeting. MI
Lee also gave out the announcement
Of his candidacy for county super
intendent Of schools ut the coming
primary election.
Attorney VIM. LANCER was j,
Steele attending court and lookinf
after some Of his clients case
came upfor hearing at this term.
Otto A(tes took an auto load O
younk folks to Mandan to the aut,
show Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Omodt ans
daughter went to Bismarck Satur
day to spend Sunday visiting will
Mrs. Omodt's parents.
Clarence Smith went to Bismarcl
Saturday to attend to some bushes!
matters.
The Founders day program rem
dered by the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society Sunday evening Al
the Methodist drew a large crowd
The Kings Heralds and the Stan
dard Bearers Of the society CAV,
some very interesting recitations
An offering totaling $22.52 wa.
realized.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Matthews ant
Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Wood went t
Napoleon. Sunday to be present a,
the golden wedding anniversary Of
Mr.. Matthews sister, whose famil,
live at Napoleon. They reportet
having a fine time, and Mrs. Woo
saw brother Of hers who has beer
away for many years.
Mr.. Rembolt got his Ford truck
Saturday for use in hauling Texacs
gas and oil. Il
j. X. Murray, sctate's attorney Of
Hettingcr county, was up from Mot,
Monday and Tuesday helping Attor.
ney Crum Of Mandan in a case
which was heard in Kidder count,
court.
J. C. Bintz, formerly with the H
B. Motor company at OMIT, stopreS
in Steele over Sunday. Mr.. Bint1
is now connected with monument
firm with headquarters at Fargo
and is moving his family there il
order to give his children the bene.
fit of college work, and to be near.
err the headquarters from which hi
will travel over North Dakota.
Tractors are being taken almost
daily from the different dealers out
onto the farms by various pur.
chasers who plan to save horse
flesh, and get the spring'st work
done more quickly and easily. i
George Dieruf took the family
car out to his school Monday morn.
ing, taking Paul Gress along, ex.
pecting to keep it out there anC
come back Friday after school.
The jury in the cose OF Hickman
vs.. o. +. Erickson. returned q yer
dict of acquittal. Mr.. Erickson
was being sued for $4,000 damages
as claim Of having been the cause
of Mrs. Rickman's death in an auto.
nobel accident last fall.
The Steele Shipping association
shipped two carloads Of stock to st
Paul Tuesday.
The streets have been drying ur
SO quickly in town that the city hal
engaged the Hines Dray company t.
put a grader on them and smooth
them up before the ground gets toe
hard.
Rev. Thomas Gales, state super.
intendent Of the Anti-Saloon League
will be in Steele Saturdal, the 31st
and organize the drys for effective
work against the so-called Better
Citizenship association efforts now
being put forth for a repeal Of the
18th amendment.
Some of the members of the
operetta pupils had a leap year
party Saturday evening. and an On
joyable time was spent.
Hiram Darling returned from the
hospital last week. The physicians
are reported as saying that because
hardening Of the arteries is taking
place, little can be done for Mr.
Darling. He is suffering greatly
and unable to do anything.
The fore part Of the week DR.
Pryse and County Coroner Prescott
were called out northwest Of thu
Craig farm to make an inquest over
the body of child which had died
without medical attention.
The senior class is now busy get.
ting their class play memorlzed 50
as to present it next month about
April 18th.
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