The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-26
Steele

Co. Of Mobridge, So. Dak.. Is bus!
making arrangements to change tn
meters in Steele from the direct I,
the alternating current, % tina
when the high line comes in every
thing will be in readiness to con
meet up with it.
Guy Mead was in town again las
Tuesday on business mattexs.
Mr.. ]. C. Altes from north 0.
Steele had the mishap Of his biz
auto slipping into the ditch neal
Gardner Foye's service station, bu
with careful work the car was got
ten on the road without any breaks
Funeral services for Julius Wal
lenbcrg were held at tho Methodist
church en- Thursday afternoon, Jan
10. One of the sad incidents II
connection with the funeral wa.
the fact that two Of the sons II
Montana could not come to the bu'
rial, because they were at the bed
side of a sister, who was not OK.
pected to live, so that there was
but one member Of the family
present.
Commissioner Montgomery il
making every effort possible K
open tho road from Tappen te
Streeter, part Of this highway hav.
ing snowbanks making auto travel
impossible on part Of the road.
Paul Gress, and George Dieru1
were fortunate Sunday evening ir
being taken back to their rcspec.
tive schools southeast Of Tappen
Fred Job, hs ing returned from
Bismarck that evening where he
had taken some members Of the
family for consultation with the
doctors, stopped to pick up the two
gentlemen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Alton are
staying on Sam Wamsley's farm
taking care of the stock, while MIR
Wamsley is making an extended
visit to Missouri and some Of his
sisters in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Frank Schossow and baby
were discharged from the Bismarck
hospital last week, and Mrs. Schos-
sow is staying with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. D. Wood. Mother
and baby are doing fine.
Mrs. Otto Dahn was in Steele on
Saturday on business errands, com.
ing in the jumper, IS the roads were
still impossible to auto traffic.
The Steele high school basketball
team played two games last week
one with Robinson Friday evening
and one with Pettibone Saturday
night. Robinson came out victor
ious with score Of ID to /, but bet.
ter fortune met the team at Petit.
bone, where the Pettibone team lost
to Steele by score Of II to -
The girls team also played at the
same time, tying the score with Ro-
binson, but coming out ahead at
Pettibone. Robinson plays a return
game at Steele Friday evening,
Jan. eth, and Medina plays the
Steele team Wednesday evening,
Jan. 25th.
Mrs. Cress arrived at Spokane
Saturday, the 21st, where she is
stopping on her trip to California,
and visiting many old friends whom
she knew at Glendale, No. OAK,
when she attended the N. !. state
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Altes made up
. sleigh-ride party Sunday after
noon Including Dorothy Wamslsy
Beulah Lindseth, Arletta Craig. and
Daphne Wamsley, the latter being
taken to her school four miles south.
west Of Steele.
D. Ballantine, Steele high school
junior assembly principal, is giving
Sunday evening talks during jan
uary and February to the Epworth
League Of the Methodist church.
The study book is 1.-THE Christ Of
the Indian Road" Stanley N. Jones,
It Sitapur, India; and q large 1t.
tendance Of Leaguers listen with
great interest to the lectures.
F. D. Wood and sons are hauling
rock to Driscoll where several cars
are being loaded to be shipped to
Bismarck for the work that Is being
done on the banks of the Missouri
river.
William Lund, who has been quits
sick with . severe attack Of ulcers
OF the stomach, is up and about
again feeling much better.
Arnold and Ralph Carlson were
in Steele with their fathers Ford
truck having some repairs made on
it. They report that it is possible
to get through to Steele now by fol-
lowing the Driscoll mail route trail
from Mr.. Crawford's old place west
and south to the u. S. trail No. 10.
Mrs. ]. N. McCarter has recover.
ed sufficiently from her illness to
Be up and attend to her household
duties.
Ross Haibeck made ! shipment
Of cattle Tuesday, hauling the stock
TO Steele in the truck, the roads
being too icy to risk driving it in
to the. yards.
Mrs. r. b. Porter and sons made
= visit to Steele, it being her first
time out since moving to the new
farm place, seven miles north. She
has not been well since her fall
b. i. Begeman brought in some
hogs Tuesday in his auto truck to
ship through the Steele Livestock
Shipping association.
Rev. and Mrs. Elmer Cerdsll,
pastor: of the Methodist church ct
Robinson. were in Steele making
short visit, they having been
brought. over in Frank Morrison's
auto. The latter came down 70 At
tend t. some courthouse business.
+. p. Craig was in Steele Mon
day ,seeing some Of the folks and
doing some necessary business.
Mr.. and Nrs. John onaodt ar-
rived Sunday afternoon from Bis
rnArek. wheyo the latter visited With
her paronts ever Sunday.
Peter DoJenberg purchased Two
fine shoate from the Shipping @.
ISOLATION Monday, and hauled item
e tn hcme place Tussday = biz
Ford truck.
Mr.. Bailey entertained IL
American Legion Auxiliary TAurss