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

and several brothers. He states that
the winter has been quite severe
down there part Of the tim"
Hugh Armstrong was in Steele
Thursday from his sheep ra:ich nine
miles north Of town.
Rev. Herbert Henwood, orr Of the
American Sunday School Union
workers, was in Steele on Tuesday
and presented the claims of the
| Union to those who have heretofore
contributed to that worthy work.
Mrs. Louis Geisler made visit to
Steele from the farm Thursday
morning, having caught ride with
a party coming to town.
Mr.. Westacott, who formerly was
on the telegraph operating force at
the local depot, moved his family to
Sterling where he is operator. Mrs.
Wcstacott was living in Steele for
some weeks with the oh. 'drei, till the
husband was permanently located.
j. E. Hamboldt, manager OF the
gas service station on the u. S. trail,
had the misfortune to turn his ankle
badly, which compelled him to limp
tor several days in atterGin.: to ms
business.
DR.. Baer Of Braddock was in
| Steele Sunday morning making
professional call on Clas. ID. Miller.
Mr.. Miller is somewhat FESTIVE IN
his enforced idleness, because he has
always been very active.
Six weeks examinations and Sc
mester exams have kept he Steele
high students and teachers very busy
during the last week.
A large crowd of men gathered
at the Elder rotor Co. office Fri
day to zee the Ford dericns ration
car, which ad arrived the -evious
afternoon. Quite numbe: OF pros
pective purchasers were very highly
pleased with the auto.
Harry Whitney had the MIST ,rtunc
Friday to have one Of the shoes
come off the sled runners afte, he
had loaded the box with coal, COM
polling him to un,oad again in order
to have the repair made at the Pr
oncer blacksmith shop, where the ac-
cident happened. i.
Fred Job, from Tame township
came to Steele Friday evening to
meet members of his family, return
ling from Mandan on No. 4. He
picked up the two teachers. Paul
Gress and George Dieruf, and
brought them up to remain over the
weekend with their parer
The First National bank is re-
painting the whole interior Of its
business place, making very great
improvement. It was stated that
1.-The interior ha. lot been redecorated
since the late Jo' Robinso.l had
become the president C the institu-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. u. -iller received
the sad news from Fargo that their
granddaughter, Laura, who has been
in training at one Of the hospitals
has become afflicted with a.serious
illness which has compelled her to
take a period of rest. The doctors
are giving special attention to he,
case, and hold out hope fcr her re.
; covery.
Dale Goldsmith stopped in Steele
J visiting with old school friends. a:
he was en- route home from ri:
school near Crystal Springs.
Mr.. Running. one of our local car
penters, assisted the s. l. Hard
. ware company in making some nee
essary repairs at the Me.hodis
: church last week.
l.. =. Schmidt of Germany town
. ship made a tri to Bismarck on
day last week, an stopped in Steel
to +ranssct so..c business with tn
county commissioners.
Viola Baile, came home over tn
I weekend from her schoc ? visi
with her L--ents in Steele.
: Mrs. Portner and husband were i
1 Steele Saturday from the farm place
= coming in the sleigh, auto travel be
ing still impossible out that way.
Lawrence and Willard Porter ar
!, hauling feed these days from tn
: farms worked in 1927 to the ney
|, place where both are living together
: They say that The carly snow ant bit
! ter cold made the earlier hauling i'm
: possible.
= Albert Fairchild and his fathe
y Henry were in town Saturday o
. . business. Albert reports his wife a
! being very much improved since he
. recent operation for appendicitis Q
!. one Of the Bismarck hospitals.
Daphne Wamsley, came to Steel
= from her school Saturday to Wis
q with the home folks.
Mike Dieruf repaired the Oaklan
= last week and Sunday afternoo
!. took his brother George and Pal