The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-23
Steele

4 Steele |
The Standard Bearers Of the
Women's Foreign Missionary society
gave a valentine party to the Ep-
worth League, Tuesday evening,
Feb. 14th., at the home Of Prof. and
Mrs. David Ballantine. The Stan
dard Bearers gave one Of their pro.
grams, and the rest of the evening
was spent in games and afterwards
q delicious lap lunch was served.
Louis Geisler made . business
trip to town Tuesday.
Hollis Porter, Of the Porter Thorp
garage, was called to the bedside
Of very sick father, at Honest. ad,
Mont. He stated on returning that
thu doctors were not agreed on the
cause of the trouble, m, it is
planned to have the patient 60 to
Billings, Mont, when able to leave
his bed, and have medical attention
there.
Fred Shipley and wife were in
Steele one day attending to some
business matters.
The Homemakers club met at the
home of Mrs. Danymeyer Friday
afternoon. About Is ladies we're
present. Mrs. Gardner tcye was
leader Of the meeting, and the sub
ject for the afternoon was Personal
Care and Hygiene. Mrs. Fcyc used
q blackboard to illustrate some
facts in connection with the discus
sion. Mrs. Fred Grouse sang solo
for the ladies.
Mr.. George Mahin and son made
q trip to Steele Friday to secure
the assistance Of q representative
Of the income tax department to
fill in the income tax blank.
Miss Papermaster If the local
high school is working hard getting
ready to render an operetta, the Sec
ond of series required in the first
standard high schools.
Albert DeWall was in town, rur-
chasing q good sized pie0e Of sole
leather. He does some of the re.
soling for the family during tho
winter months making quite 4 saw
ing for the family.
Paul Brown, a former banker ut
Hettinger, No. Dak., but now hav-
ing charge of a farm near there.
was in Steele buying rabbit skins
He states that last year his firm
secured $1,000 skins, but this year
on account Of the great demand
from many sources for these skins
it has been difficult to get hole
Of any large number.
Mrs. c.. H. Whitney left fol
Homestead, Mont, last week to BE-
at the bedside Of her sick father
and mother. She is prolonging hel
! stay until her mother will be able
! to tax. up household duties again
Mr.. Bell Of the Farmers Unior
Elevator shipped carload of wheat
last week to make room for othel
grain that is being hauled in a
the present.
Bill Smith has been hauling ha,
with his auto from the field twt
miles southeast Of Steele for hi,
horses used in connection with hi!
road grading outfit. He has some
80 or so tons to haul.
j Martin Peterson is hauling in twt
carloads Of barley from his farm
IL miles south Of town.
Hunter Patrick Of the income Ia,
department spent several days il
Steele at the courthouse assisting
those who wanted help to fill on
the blanks.
j Mrs. Emma Ensminger came VI
from near Streeter Friday to visi
over Sunday with her relatives, MI
and Mrs. Wilhelm Remmich.
Il The K. p. lodge held its annua
banquet FRIDAY of last week. MI
! Galipo Of the Galipo resteuran
J was secured to prepare the eats TO
the occasion.
Rev. F. w. Gress Of the Methods
church gave the third Of . serie
Of Art Messages, Sunday evening
Feb. 119th, to . good sized audience
The picture used in connection wit
the message was Alfred Sooro'
"Ths Lost Sheep" sometimes Gale
"the Good Shepherd" Quite mum
Der Of those present gave apprecia
tive compliments Of the picture an
i. message.
i The Dawson basketball team
played . double header at Steel
Wednesday evening. Because of r.
peated interference with the ref
eree's decisions by Dawsonites, til
girls game was forfeited to Steel
by q score Of 8 to 2. The boy
game resulted in . score Of ~ I
8 in favor Of Dawson, the latte
playing q very rough game the las
half Of the play.
q Ed Erickson was down from rea
: Driscoll on Saturday to attend I
some business here.
Il George Altes attended sale bel
. northwest Of Dfiscoll on Saturda.
! and purchased some shoats and
, horse. On account Of the lasenes
Of the closing Of the sale, . speci'
trip was made Monday, the Goth.
!. bring the hogs and horse t. Steel
Donald Patton accompanied tt
} party.
Otto Johnson and daughters we,
! IN Stsele Saturday with butter Il
: Mira. Johnson's customers.
y The Independents Of Steele WEI
! to futile Thursday to battle wit
> It's city team, and the Steele boy
r came Oft victorious with q scol
Of SO to Is. Laurain Loerch mad
, 10 Of the So baskets.
: Fred Job came up from Tanns
!. township to meet No. Saturda