The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-01
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Another move was made by i'm
terested parties in making applica-
ton for the extension Of the present
highway No. 3 from Steele to Daw.
son, and thence south to Napoleon.
With the road from Dawson to the
Logan county line made 4 federal
grade, it will be possible for auto
travellers to cross the state from
Harvey to Ashley on federal high
way, and thence east to Glendale,
and from there to Aberdeen, s. d.
j. J.. Hochhalter and daughter
Evangeline made trip to Bismarck
Tuesday to have some dental work
done.
Messrs. Holz and Doughtery are
hauling their wheat and other grain
to the Farmers Union elevator, and
are using two one-hundred-fift
bushel tanks hitched together and
three spans Of horses ahead.
The Steele basketball team made
trip to Napoleon Friday evening,
to play Napoleon boys, and lost to
Napoleon. This is the last game to
be played away from Steele before
the basketball tournament.
Sad news came to Steele on Sat-
urday morning in the announcement
Of the decease Of Daniel Living
stone, one Of the old settlers near
Driscoll.
Mr.. William E. Shaffer and Miss
Lena Weisenbergur, both residents
OF futile, were married at Steele,
Saturday afternoon at the Methodist
parsonage, Rev. F. w. Gress, speak
Ing the words that made them one.
Mr.. Weisenbergur, the brides faith
er, attended and was one Of the wit
nesses to the ceremony, as also was
Mr.. Paul Gress, who was called in
to be the second witness. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shaffer will make their home
at futile for the present, where Mr..
Shafer is agent for Kochler engines.
Miss Georgia Matthews, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall D. Mat
thews, arrived in Steele the latter
part OF the week from Homestead.
Florida, where she has been for
over a year caring for her aged
grandmother. Miss Matthews be-
gins work in the county auditors
office March LIST.
Harry Cunningham, salesman for
the Stair Motor company at Bis
marck, is spending vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. H.
Cunningham, southwest Of Steele.
2. M. Wiley returned from his
visit to his old state, Vermont,
where he has been for some two
weeks.
]. J. Hochhalter is reported to
have purchased the old John Tay-
Tor residence in Steele. He will
move his family into the new home
soon. Mr.. Heltesemple Of the Steele
Mercantile company, plans to move
into the building now occupied nv
Mr.. Hochhalter.
Clifford Erickson. caretaker of
the U. s. Trail in this vicinity. has
resigned and will move to Driscoll
onto his fathers farm about March
18th.
Charles Whitney is hauling wheat
to the Steele elevators with his
auto truck for Jim Patton.
Howard Willyard, and Carl Heinz
have both put in q bid for taking
care of the Armour Cream station
while Mr.: Marsh is at Rochester.
B: c. Bell, manager Of the Farm
ers Union elevator, made business
trip to Bismarck Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Bell and his assistant, Harry
Bass, are very busy just now TAX
ing care of the grain being brought
in by the farmers.
The county treasurer's office is
overly busy just these last three
days Of grace to pay taxes before
they become delinquent.
George Altes is hauling some
wheat to the elevator to make space
for some new seed he is getting.
Some of the wheat he planned to
use for seed which he raised last
year, matured too quickly, on ac-
count Of very dry weather coming
on, thus making the seed not of the
best quality for seeding purposes.
Hollis Porter reports that his
fathtr and mother have changed
their plans, and instead Of going to
Billings, will come to Steele as soon
as they are able to make the trip.
On Sunday, March 4th, Rev. F..
w. Gress will give the fourth of a
series Of Art Messages. The pic
ture to be used in this connection
Is that of Leonardo de Vinci's "The
LAST Supper" said to be one Of the
greatest and best pieces of art in
existence.
Forest Carlson and wife will work
the farm one mile west from tho
Haugsted place. The owners arc
fixing up the buildings so that a
renter will have some conveniences.
Ralph Carlson and wife are liv-
ing on the old Henry Fairchild
farm, now occupied by Henry Fair
child, and it is understood that
Ralph will work the place this year.
Mrs. Gress writes from Selma,
Calf, that she has seen all the most
important things in Yosemite Park.
She is greatly enjoying California
The Northern Power and Light
company crews are stringing the
wire on the poles from Napoleon
to Dawson and at this writing are
nearly in Kidder county, nine miles
north Of Napoleon. Mr.. Mix, local
manager, expects to have the high
current attached to the Steele wires
in about five or six weeks.
While the sunspot maximum
usually occurs at intervals Of shout
IL years, it may vary from z to II
wears.