The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-27
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John johnson.
Steele

Steele
Dale McCabe stopped off at Steele
Friday on his way home over Sun
day from his school south Of Crystal
Springs.
Mr.. Marsh has again taken up his
duties managing the Armour Cream
station, the Armour agent from Bis
marck being in Steele to out
Carl HIM, NO had charge while
Mr.. Marsh was taking treatment
for his eyes.
The Steele high school band gave
its annual band concert last Wed.
nesday. The general comment was
that it was the best concert the
band has given. Monday evening
the band went to Bismarck and
broadcast the concert with q few
changes made in the program by
interspersing some vocal selections
Friday, Dale Rambough accom-.
panied . party who was taking z
tractor from STEELE to John Erick.
sons farm four miles north Of
Crystal Springs, the tractor having
been purchased from one of the
local dealers.
Leah Armstrong, in attendance al
one Of the business colleges in Bis.
marck, came to Steele Saturday tt
visit with her parents over Sun.
day. Mrs. Armstrong accompanied
her daughter on her return to Bis.
marck.
Mrs. F. w. Gress returned Mon.
day from her three months vaca.
ton in California visiting with hel
parents in Selma. She reported
that her father, who is SO past, is
still quite active. Mr.. Snyder is q
Civil War veteran.
Rev. Shirley, who Is connected
with jamestown College, will con.
duct services at the local Presby.
terrain church Sunday, April Goth
The plan is being formulated to
have him supply regularly till col.
lege closes, and the church may
call him to serve AZ pastor.
Sunday last several former neigh.
bors Of Mr.. and Mrs. O!of Lind.
seth near Persian lake came in K
visit with them during the day, anG
had an enjoyable time.
Steele's city marshal, Frank A.!
ton, has been spending some time
on the streets getting them in
shape after the snow and thaw
which muddicd them considerably.
The fire siren, electrically ope.
rated from the telephone office, is
doing regular duty now, being
sounded at noon and IN The evening
The jamestown C,llcge chou.
stopped at Steele Sunday Afternoon
en- route to Mandan, where they
gave . concert in the Presbyterian
church in the evening.
Rev. Fred Crist preached his LIST
sermon at the local Presbyterian
church Sunday, April End, and Mon
day he went to Leeds vic y Pres.
byterial session was held Mnrna,
and Tuesday. Mr.. Reese Phelps
Mrs. Henry Loerch, Mrs. .Arne Vim.
je, and Mrs. Bell also attended The
session from Steele.
Reports from Fort Smelling are t.
the effect that Buster Brown, WI,
is receiving treatment at tie veter.
ans hospital. is ir roving. and hi
has been able to rite Zone sew.
eral times. Mrs. Brown is lnucl
encouraged over this god news.
Rev. F. W. Cress will give an
other art message Sunday evening
April 29th, at s.
w. w. Page is improving very
slowly and he may return home II
week or ten days.
Mr.. Jannsen, the young man who
came very near losing his life il
an auto accident before the holi
days, is home again from the hos
pital and able to get around. HI
will have to use clutches yet fol
some time because of his broker
leg. which has mended slowly.
Word has been received from
Norman Ness, since the last news ir
the Steele notes, to the effect that
the officials of Pomona Coli al
Pomona, Cali, have made such 9
determined effort to secure his ser.
vices as one of the teachers thai
the officials at Berkeley of the
State University have released hin
from his contract with them fol
the coming year so he may accept
the Pomona offer.
Tuesday evening the Steele high
high school gave . fine entertain
ment under the auspices Of Mis-,
Papermaster. All the contestants
for school honors on oratory, music
rendered their several selections.
Monday occurred the death Of
Mr.. 0. e. Benson. one Of Steele'l
well-known citizens. About ter
days before his death he was taker
to ono Of the Bismarck hospitals
for treatment. The end came soon.
er than was expected. Funeral ser.
vices were held at the Steele Meth.
odist church Wednesday afternoon
the sermon being preached by Rev
F. w. Gress, and some special songs
being rendered by some Of his old.
time acquaintance. Mr.. Benson
was related to the Argent, Patton
and Hugh Armstrong families
Interment was made in Woodlawr
cemetery.
Con Wiley, the local mail man
had . somewhat unexpected exper'
fence Wednesday, the 18th, when
he attempted to make the usual trip
He got his car stuck into ono Of
the biz Sn0whanka. and had IN Oei