The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-29
Rock Hill

Callers in Regan Monday were
Mrs. Andrew. Olson, Mrs. Davis, Mac
Mccoy, Roy Little and Phyllis Lit.
tie.
Mrs. Joe Cook IS assisting Mrs. Il
O. Lindsey with cooking for thresi.
ers.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Ole
Void Wednesday. The next meet.
ing will be with Mrs. Ira Bailey.
Mrs. Alvin Ghylin and son herald
and her mother, Mrs. Ole Olson, were
shoppers in Regain Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Scott Of Bis.
parental home Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Rasche was a guest oil
her mother, Mrs. Colip, Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Davis are az.
sisting their parents with thresh.
ing.
Roy Little and Sigmund Rupp are
busy cutting flax. They have had
a considerable lot Of trouble Until
they patented an up-to-date b.rcher.
Now they are getting along fine.
Mrs. Alvin Ghylin and mother
called on Mrs. ]. F. Little Monday.
Jakey Schmidt and George Ander-
son called at ]. F. Titles Monday,
one with Buick sedan and the
other with Chevrolet sedan for
sale.
Mrs. VIM. Mccullough was guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. Andrew o.
son, Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. O'Brien ant. Mrs. Ed
Rasche were guests Of Mrs. 8. Rupp
Friday.
Mrs. John Howe has been h.. p.
ing Mrs. Wilkinson to cook for
threshers.
Leo Sheldon and Andrew Olson
called on Andrew kolb on Sunday.
Willard Diamond has purchased
Helen Titles Chevrolet coach.
Andy Walker was Regan caller
Friday.
Chas. Orr and Grant Lindsey mo.
tored to Bismarck Friday for re.
pairs for the engine which had
broken down. They received the
repairs at once and , re ready to
start threshing In : short time.
Mrs. George Benedict Of Wilton Il
a guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Roy
Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mouder and
family, Mrs. Roy Little and mother
and Norman called At Paul Green
ans Thursday evening.
Everyone that had q 'adio Thurs.
day night had q full house listening
in on the Tunney-Dempsey fight
Quite q lot OF money changed hands
around here.
Stpehen Monroe visited with hi,
mother over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gordon were
visiting at Carl Landerholm's Wed
uesday.
Hunters from far and near gath
cred at tho Lakes Sunday. BY tn.
number Of ducks some Of tht-l had
tied on the side Of their cars thel
must be plentiful.
Mrs. Irwin johnson and children
were Saturday night guests at th.
J. r. Little nome.
| Isaac Marcovitx and sons, Milton
and Robert, Of Mandan motored on
to their farm In Rock Hill Sunday.
| Miss Burnett Jacobson visite(
with her aunt, Mrs. Ghylin, Sunday
Mr.. Rupp called 4 Ed Rasche'i
Sunday.
Marvin Rupp and Richard Rhine'
picked potatoes for Mrs. Mar,
Rasche Saturday.
| Miss Aletha johnson, who 10 teach
Ing school II Highland district
spent the weekend at her parenta
home at Driscoll.
j Emanual LAnderholm is helpinl
Mr.. Gordon to cut wheat.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Farley called .
Nv. H. Kolb's Wednesday.
i Melvin and Edwin + ckman ar
hauling grain for 8. IS. Olson.
i Clayton Littlo and Ed Bower
went to Wilton Saturday evening.
i Rasche-Rupp machi::e II threshinl
for Mr.. Klein. Mr.. Taylor 10 hresh
) iug for Mr.. Wilkinson.
| Mrs. Henry Swanson IS : guest Q
Mrs. John Howe.
Il Sidney Cook sp-nt WEDNESDAY
might ct Lindseys'.
| I'd Bowers II employed on tn
/ Little thre1hing rlg.
| Edith Collp visited with her sis
ter, Mrs.. Mary Rasche, Saturday.
| Jack Frost has made his appear
ance several lines now. Saturda!
might froze ice one-fourth Incl
thick. Everyone 70 busy. getting &
their potatoes and vegetables. Their