The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-08
Steele
~ Il F. W. GREss

A class Of fifteen graduated from
the high school Wednesday night.
The following program was given:
Music, Steele high school band: vel
come, sa~lutatory, Harry Sherman;
class prophecy, Myron Mcpherson;
address on 1.-THE Way to Happiness"
Prof. 8. O. Kolstoe Of Valley City
State Teachers college; instrumental
trio. Supt. H. ]. Lee, Prof. A. I. Kad.
lee Of Dawson and Gerald Prescott;
presentation Of the class, supt. L. B.
Ness; presentation Of diplomas, Mrs.
E. Dannemeyer. president Of school
board; song, LAS Torrents in Sum.
mer," mixed chorus: valedictory, 1.-THE
Little World We Live H." Elbridge
Phelps; song, America" audience;
b~enediction, Rev. r. w. Gress. The
platform was decorated with the class
colors, green and gold. Members Of
the class are Helen Halversen. Doro-
thy Wood, Eunice Argent, Edwin
Whitmore, Myron MCPHERSON, Opal
Bodvig, Mildred vaught, Pearl sterk,
Helen Scheer, Christina Hirsch, Ru-
land Oestrich, Harry Sherman, Ell
bridge Phelps, Arletta Craig. Esther
Knudson.
The jamestown baseball team
played q game on the local diamond
one day last week and defeated the
Steele team 3 to Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. Thue Of STAN
ton visited Thursday at the J. N. Nc
Carter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton, who moved
from Steele to South Dakota over q
year ago, have been here for some
time visiting friends.
Mrs. L. Porter Of Jamestown visited
last week at the home Of her son,
Hollis Porter.
Prof. and Mrs. David Ballentine
left Friday for Iowa where they will
spend the ummer vacation. They
were accompanied on the trip by Mrs.
r. Armstrong, who will visit relatives
in Iowa.
MI. and Mrs. A. N. Ellingson Of Bis
mayck visited relatives here last
week.
The American Legion conducted
services in the theatre and at the
cemetery on the afternoon Of Memoir
ial day. The following program was
given: Piano selection, Supt. H. J.
Lee; commanders address to veter-
ans, F. w. Bertelson: prayer. Rev.
Gress; reading. 1.-THE Black Horse and
His Rider" Elbridge Phelps: reading,
"Lincoln's Gettysburg address, Esther
Knudson: poem. FLANDERS Field"
Ruth Dalenburg: presentation OF
medals to high school students, Rich
ard Dodds: presentation Of medal ia
eighth grade students, Mrs. r. Dodds;
presentation Of gift from auxiliary
members to their president, Mrs. r.
Dodds. by Mrs. w. ]. Henry: address
by Major A. B. WEIGH; silent prayer;
song, America: benediction. Rev
Gress: march to the cemetery.
Mildred Patterson returned Satur.
day from the Northwest Bible Train
ing school of Minneapolis. A quar-
tette from this school will give q pro-
gram in the Presbyterian church Fri
day night. -
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Mohr visited
Thursday at the home Of her parents
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Altes.
Mrs. Art Yenkin Is doing enc
graphic work In the clerk OF courts
office this month. Georgia Matt
news is clerking In the auditors OF
flee.
states Attorney Whit made q bus
mess trip to Bismarck Tuesday.
Mrs. Otto johnson entertained q
a parcel shower for Miss Anderson
Saturday afternoon.
More than 60 children and yount
people are attending the D. v. b. g
Rev. Shirley expects to arrive Frida!
and will have charge Of the eighth
grade and high school class which !
now being taught by Elbridge Phelps
Mrs. Tucker assisted with the worl
in Mrs. Growers room Tuesday.
Roy Omodt, Clarence Barta ans
Harold Loerch returned Wednesda!
from their freshman years work Il
jamestown college.