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

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adopted by it and to whom Christ
mas boxes were sent. The Auxiliary
Il caring for six Of these invalided
boys during 1898, their names
being; Berpsrd Fakler, U. S. Vet.
Hosp. No. l01, st. Cloud, MINI. |;
Earl Glen, Grand Forks, N. Oak. !;
John veum, u. 8. Vet. Hosp. No.
LOG. Fort Smelling, Mimi; Henry
Olson, u. S. Vet. Hosp. No. 106,
Fort Smelling, Mimi; Joseph Col.
dade, Battle Mountain, Hot Springs.
So. OAK.
Kidder county will have the sec.
opd grand jury convened in its his
tory. Judge Jansonius set the date
tor Wednesday, Jan. 25th. Twenty
citizens from all parts Of Kidder
county Will serve on this important
jury. There are no lady Jurors on
the list. This main business Of the
grand jury will be to look into the
case Of s. T. Lien in the northern
part Of the county. who has been
pr ~ hsrassed by all kinds Of un.
lawful attacks on his property by
unknown parties, making his stay
on the rlaoe almost impossible, un-
less these attacks can be traced to
their proper source, and legal &C.
ZION taken to stop them.
The NJ. w. A. and r. N. A. held
installation services for their res
peetive lodges Friday evening, Jan.
18TH, and they are planning to give
some home talent plays In the near
future.
A special supper was given by
tho w. F. Missionary society of tho
local Presbyterian church on Tues
day evening, Jan. 18th. A special
missionary program was rendered,
and many curios from mission lands
were on exhibition. Rev. Fred
Crist, pastor for the winter months,
who lives at Wilton. was presnt,
and helped to make the meeting of
greater interest.
Considerable competition is being
experienced by the local cream sta
ton dealers in seeing which one
can secure the largest number of
jack rabbit hides. the demand for
these hides being great at this time
Of the year, and many Of the farm
boys are making it business to
shoot the jacks whenever opportun-
ity offers.
Mrs. J. P. Boucher entertained
the Hor' emakers club at her home
Friday afternoon, Jan. Goth. cat
tractive house dresses" and easy
Made Laundry" were the special
subjects discussed.
Alec Homsey came in from the
farm Friday to take his sister and
two other Steele high school stu
denis home for over Sunday.
John Story was up at Bismarck
attending. the annual convention of
the courty commissioners of the
state. He says that there were
about 200 Of these county dads
present, and some interesting scs-
SONS were held.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Hanson are
enjoying . nice visit from her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Christensen,
who live at Fergus Falls, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnc Vinje made a
flying business trip to Bismarck. on
Wednesday, Jan. 18th.
Mrs. John Umphrey visited her
mother near Happen last week, and
reported that her brother-in-law.
VIM. Umphrey, is suffering from
severe injuries sustained in a fall
into the cellar.
Rev. Herbert Henwood, general
missionary for the American Sun
day School Union, was visitor in
Steele Tuesday and represented the
work to several of the people for
financial assistance.
Mrs. Smell Of the local central Of
flee enjoyed short visit from her
sister, Mrs. Maude Smith, of Bis
march.
Mrs. Fred Shipley is spending
several days in Cleveland and Me-
dina where she is canvassing for a
clothing firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Neutman are
enjoying an extended visit from Mr..
Neutman's brother, who came up
from Burlington, Iowa.
Mrs. C. D. Stiles was visited by
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stein from
near Dawson. when they were i'll
Steele on business on Wednesday.
Mrs. j. Dart of Steele is wearing
pleasant smile these days, since
she is . grandmother to a baby boy
born to her son, Foster Dart, who
Is farming near Hazelton.
Mrs. Minnie Burns was a visitor
in Bismarck last week.
Miss Oma Mahin, who is teaching
music in Steele, has taken rooms at
the J. E. Rambolt home for the
winter months. as it is impossible
for her to make the trips regularly
from her home southeast Of Tap
pen, because Of inclement weather
and drifted roads.
Finess Powell, clerk of court of
Kidder county, was a visitor at Bis
marck ct the home Of his father
and mother.
Thomas Richie visited several
days with his daughter Gladys, at
Bismarck, where she is taking
nurse training in one Of the hos
pitfalls.
Mrs. R. L. Phelps, of the Presby-
terrain Sunday school, made q visit
to jamestown last week in connec-
ton with Sunday school matters
there.
Mr.. Louis Doruacker, who has
beef, connected with the First Ma
tional bank Of Steele for several
years, has severed his relations
with the bank and is now engaged
in real estate business, also hand
ling the business for the Mutual
Lie 1nenrance company of New
York. He has rented the former
office Of the Bertelson Motor COM
pany south Of the drug store.
F. p. Vaught sustained severe
injuries last week when the team
hitched to the hayrack became
frightened and started to run away,
throwing Mr.. vaught off the rack,
striking on his head in the fall.
Ludwig Peterson Of the Steele