The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-02
Regain

Christensen 4 Truax arc operating
the largest thrcshine rig in this ter
ritory. It is an Avery rig with lO-8
tractor and AZ 81 separator. I
takes II bundle teams, three fieh
pitchers and four spike pitchers t,
feed it up to capacity and it 10 cap
able Of threshinE $500 bushels 0
wheat rcr day. The rig was put il
operation on the n. +. nimond farm
two miles north Of Regain last Fri
day. but had just gotten q good star
when rain delayed operation.
Corn has been making wonderful
progress during the past week ant
many fields that held out very littl,
hope for corn are beginning to TAX,
on tho appearance Of real corn crops
Inc Jonn Steincrt threshing ri,
is threshing for A. Hochhaltcr, Sr.
on the farm adjoining Regap. Hare
wheat is now being threshed and i,
grading No. /, so it appears tina
black rust has done very little il an,
damage in this vicinity !, !.
The very heavy rain Of last Frida,
night caused the lodging Of cons ider
able late wheat, especially red dlrlm
However. farmers who have this vari
ETY. OF wheat arc purchasing AnS
cquipping their binders with pick
up guards, which = ensbles them &,
make q very satisfactory !; job. O
harvesting -.,G.: 60.
j., F. Little has purchased a. ney
Chevrolet truck and Is. hauling hi,
grain from the I threshing, machin'
direct to the elevator. ',ap.
Nels Ain has purchased new
Nichols a Shepard separator. to. 'ruI
with his Fords6n 'trstt 4r And will d,
his own threshipg this Year, sx..sI!s
Nets and Arne T osseth. Nave MUIR
chased a new eeparator and will 5ooI
start threshipc
Within the next few days Thrash
ing ope ratio will. be in full, swim,
generally throughout: lis Territory
Those already. in operation. seem t.
clear off but very little in .da,
owing to the unusually. heavy stanl
Of grain and It will take . large man
Der Of rigs this. fall to complete tn,
threshing within the proper lseason.
Mrs. Julius Olson was called I,
Ryder by the death Of her sister
Mrs. Louis Peterson. Miss Gcrtrud
Hickel accompanied her there. Tn
funeral was held Thursday.
Mrs. A. H. Lundberg, Ella and Bud
Mrs. VIM. Uhde and Miss Freida Uhd
were shopping and calling on friend
in Bismarck Thursday. Mrs. NJ.
Gillette returned to Regain with them
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Wilkinson an,
family and Mr.. and Mrs. John How,
and family spent Sunday picnickinl
at Wildwood Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. H. LundberR an,
family and Mrs. m. J. Gillette mo
torcd to Wildwood Lake and Wash
burn Sunday. S..
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith MeHueh an,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Carnes and Mar
garet spent Sunday ut wildwoo
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Tourtlottc an
daughter Frances -motored. to pis
marck Sunday to take in the Bal
game between Bismarck and Jamea
town. Reecher Malone returned wit
them. after Spreading the week-en
in Bismarck - the guest Of his sis
ter. Miss Winnie Malone.
Miss Fricda uhde will make he
home with her sister, Mss. A.
Lundbcrg; wtilc AsSisting in kund
berg's store, during the busy season.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Ricrson an
family motorcd to. Wildwood LAX
Mr.. and Mrs. August, Westerns
and SON Allan took ID. the ball gam
Sunday afternooH IT Nillwood Lake
Mr.: and Ma. Jacob DaAielson an
daukhtcrs, Elsie and Nss. Nelso
were Sunday dinner guests at ia
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Danie
son in Eckiund:t township. Later the