The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-23
Steele


VIM. Crovell is home from Fort
Smelling spending few days vaca-
ton ct the home of his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Jack Crowel
FIR. Nerby came from Bismarck
and spent the week end with his
family.
Miss Clara hltcs. who has been
visiting relatives here for a week,
left Sunday for Iowa, where she will
care for sister, who was seriously
injured in an auto wreck.
Sherman Portaer. one Of the pio-
ncer settlers Of K;tder county, died
Sunday morning in Bismarck hos.
pltal. Funeral services were held
Tuesday Afternoon in the Prcsby-
terrain church OF Steele. Rev. Paul
$. Wright of Bismarck was in
charge Of the service. Interment
was made in Nood!awa cemetery.
Re-. wark McXie of Michigan,
who las been holding revival meet
ines in Steele and Driscoll, left
Monday for Winoaa. Kim, where he
IS engaged for series of meetings.
l.. }. Brewster Of Lark was in
Steele over Sunday visiting friends
and looking after business matters.
Otto Johnson is having a new
barn erected on his farm.
Mrs. =. u. Wood had the rlisfor-
tune to break her left arm at the
wrist Monday when she slippcd and
fell on the arm. She was taken to
Bismarck hospital, where the injured
member is being cared fer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mohar and
children visited at the lone OF her
parents Sunday.
The Prairie Gil and Gas company
u:lioaded a car of S-irch pipe Satur-
day for their we'll ON the Hugh
Armstrong Place.
Pew. Thury Johnson CT Cleveland
visited at the Methodist parsonage
Tuecday.
Geo. Altes ard son Otto ard John
Gibheardt spent Monday in Msndan
and Bismarck.
Coroner Prescott, States Attor-
ncy Vinjc and the sheriff were
called to the futile vicinity Sunday,
where they investigated the case of
Frank Foster Of Harvey, who scci-
dentaily shot and killed himself
while oct hunting with friend.
Rev. q. Leroy White Of Bismarck
held the first quarterly conference
in the Methodist church Monday
evening.
J. P. Boucher and son Arthur mo.
tored to Bismarck Sunday, where
they attended services. Tom Nc
Conville. who has been in the hos
pital several days for minor oper-
alton, returned with the Bouchers.
The Presbyterian Work club gave
a fried chicken supper in the church
Saturday evening.
Robert Craig is in a hospital in
Bismarck, where he underwent an
operation last week.
Levi Metterlng is building a new
barn on his place. Mr.. Metterling's
father is doing the carpenter work.
The Catholic Altar society met
Wednesday with Mrs. Christy
Matheis. Mrs. Burton assisted in
entertaining.
John Klein sold his stock and
farm machinery Tuesday. One COW
sold for 500.
Wesley Nicholson and boys made
a business visit here Tuesday.
News has been received here Of
the death Of Mrs. Wapcka Jensen
Adams in Bismarck Monday.
The PIT. A. met in the school
house Monday evening ard the fol-
lowing program was given: Singing,
America the Beautiful" audience;
prayer; dramatization of "Hiaws-
tha's Childhood" Mrs. Growers pu-
pills; "North Dakota's Greatest Re-
sources-Our Boys and Girls" Mrs.
Cramer; review of Child Welfare
Magazine for November, Mrs. R. l..
Philips; representation of North Da-
kota's Characters and song, "North
Dakota" eighth grade pupils; solo,
Mrs. c. G. Foye; natural resources
of North Dakota and the outlook for
the future, Mrs. B. Cunningham. A
light lunch was served by the Home
Economice class at the close of the
program.