The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-06
Steele
Nv MRS. F. w. GRESS

Mrs. VlnJle ana MIS-. OouuS VII
tcrtaincd the Presbyterian mission
airy society at the home OF the for
mer Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Henry
Loerch had charge Of the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Omodt, Frank
and Helen, motored to Bismarck
Friday.
Members of the Lutheran congre-
CATION enjoyed Thanksgiving din
ner in the church basement Thurs
day after Thanksgiving service
| which was conducted by their pastor.
Albert Fairckild and family left
last week for Iowa where they will
spend the winter.
Mrs. B. C. Bell and Mabel Wilson
were shopping in Bismarck Friday.
l.. Dormacker had the misfortune
to have his arm broken last week
while leading cow to the stock
yards.
A union Thanksgiving service was
held in the Methodist church Thurs
tlay night, Rev. Shirley Of the Pres
byterian church preached the SER
mon. An offering Of over So was
contributed for the benefit OF the
North Dakota children's home OF
Fargo.
Mrs. M. D. Matthews and Miss
Georgia motored to Marmarth We'd
nesday and brought Ruth Matthews
home from her school there, to spend
the Thanksgiving vacation. Mrs.
Robert George and baby accom-,
panied the Matthews to Marmarth,
where she was met by her husband
and taken on to her home in Mon
tana.
The Catholic Altar society held q
bake and apron sale at the Heltemes
store Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Omodt and fam
lily spent Thanksgiving in James
town.
| Prof. and Mrs. Ballantine, Rev
and Mrs. Gress and Paul motored
to Bismarck Friday, where they
spent the day visiting friends and
shopping.
i A splendid entertainment was Civ.
|. en- in the Ideal theater Tuesday night
by Charles Riley McCalley, consist.
. ing of violin music and readings
The entertainment was put on fol
, the benefit of the H. S. athletic as
ISOLATION and was well patronized
, Dorothy Wamsley and Evelyl
, Wood, who are taking nurse training
. at the Bismarck hospital, spen
Thanksgiving at their homes here
Mr.. Parkin and VIM. Rusoff eacl
shipped carload of hogs Saturday
II Mrs. C. Karpen was in Bismarcl
Friday shopping.
The Pleasant Hill Homemaker
club met at the home Of Mrs. Franl
e Schossow in Steele Tuesday. Abou
S IL members were present. Mis-
h Church of the A. c., who is the lead
d er for Homemaker clubs for this dis
d trict, was present and gave lesso
on Making the Guide Pattern"
dl Rev. Shirley had trouble in reach
d ing Steele Thursday in time for tn
l. Thanksgiving service. He broke tw
:. springs on his car and had to leav
it in Dawson for repairs while E
d bridge Phelps brought him on fo
lie the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathis sper
g Thanksgiving in Streeter visitin
relatives.
le Mrs. Henry Loerch was confine
to her home last week with sever
q case of flu.
,e Robert Craig returned from Il
ID hospital in Bismarck Wednesday
time to spend Thanksgiving at HON
ne Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson and fami
n visited friends in Tappen Sunday.
in States Attorney Vinjie and MI
X Vinjie visited relatives in Minot la
S week.
Roy Omodt, Clarence Barta al
ed Harold Loerch visited at their hom
on here over the weekend.
Chas. Ryder. who is substitute f
ay Conrad Wiley on his mail rou
rs. carried the mail Saturday.
Attorney McCarter made bu'
10 ness trip to Bismarck Monday.
ay Mrs. David Ballantine entertain
OIL the w. F. M. society at her hor
hit Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. B.
cid Smith had charge Of the progrs
which was on Africa.
Jus Mrs. Chas. Liessman return
,or Tuesday from attending the fune,
it'll of an uncle in Iowa. She return
RI via the Twin Cities where she bong
some new stock for the MILNE
af- and Gift Shop.
it Glen Matthews and Mrs. Calk
accompanied Ruth Matthews Sumo
gil when she returned to her sch
en- duties at Marmarth.