The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred shipley were
shopping In Bismarck Monday.
J. G. Altes made . trip to Bismarck
last week and returned with q new
car to take the place Of his car that
was wrecked two weeks ago.
Mrs. Len Collins took her little son
to Bismarck Monday for . tonsil
operation.
Mrs. B. H. Smith entertained the
w. G. T. U. Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. N. McCarter and Mrs. Smith
read interesting papers and Mrs.
Wamsley conducted q willard Quiz.
Miss Tucker sang "Just a Wearyin' For
You." A silver tea Is planned for the
May meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Matthews and
their daughter Georgia and David
Ritchie returned last week from their
winters Sojourn in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mohr and chill
dren Of Valley City visited Sunday
At the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Altes.
Mrs. and Mrs. Gebhardt of Fargo
are visiting at the home of their son,
Frank Gebhardt.
The young people who took part In
the pageant. THE Challenge of the
Cross" presented the pageant Sunday
afternoon In the Sterling church and
In the evening at the Moffit church.
The young people were given q
bounteouS supper at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Daily in Moffit. Those who
took part In the pageant or went
Mrs. Ballantine. Mrs. Chamberlain,
Mrs. Gress, Vida and Otto Altes. AL
meta Darling. Nadine Geisler, Joyce
Ritchie. Arletta Craig, Beulah Lind
seth, Evangeline and Violet Hoch-
halter. Paul Gress and Wilmer
Chamberlain.
The senior class is hard at work on
their class play. The Lady of the
Library" Miss Knudvig is directing
the play.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Meyer have
moved into the Ray McArdle resi-
dencc.
Mrs. Mickelson and Lewis returned
to their home in Velva Monday after
having spent the winter on the old
Pratt place with Mr.. Nicholson. Mr..
Nicholson left this week with the
horses he had been caring for for the
Haas grading company.
G. D. Styles has purchased q trac-
tor and drill and will put in a crop
on a farm south of Steele this
spring.
A World Service rally will be held
at the Methodist church April Is.
Bishop Brown and Rev. White will be
the principal speakers. Ministers
and laymen of the Methodist
churches in Cleveland. Robinson, Ma
poleon. Mckenzie, Sterling and Moi
| tit will be in attendance.
Myron Mcpherson returned last
week from a several weeks visit at
his home near Fl. Rice.
The Kings Heralds enjoyed q party
at the Selness home Saturday after
noon.
The Haas grading outfit was moved
from the old Pratt place Saturday
and started on its way to work in
the southern part of the state where
Mr. Haas has contract.
The monthly p. T. A. meeting was
held In the gym Monday night. The
following program was given: Music
by the high school band; play. what
Every Woman C.aould Know" Related
Arts class: song, the boys quartet,
Gerald Prescott, Bud Guam. Ray
mond Cunningham and Arthur Sell
ness: song. sextette, Esther Zech,
Bernice Wigton. Bernice Ness. Beu-
lah Lindseth. Gerald Prescott and
Raymond Cunningham: one-act play
THE Trial Of Jimmy Germ" piano
solo. Bernice Wigton: 0ne-act play
THE Friendly Brushes" fifth and
sixth grades: song. home economics
class. Lunch was served by the home
economies class.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. T. Ness were
guests at the Foye Harris home Mon
day night, where they enjoyed Mrs
Harris birthday dinner with the
Harris family.
Carl Omodt is having the large
garage moved off the Con. Wiley
place onto his lot in the Weahlitz
block where he will put 1t on q full
basement and have the building fin
ished for Z residence.
Mr.. Billings. who has been i'll foz
some time, passed away Sunday
afternoon ct the family residence
south Of Steele. Tho body was
shipped to Savannah, ILL.,. Tuesday.
| Henry Loerch has been hired and
is doing the road patrol work on the
streets Of Steele and q mile or more
Of the tovnship roads leading into
Steele.