Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-11

ment, brick, posts, etc. b. Il. Moore
is the manager of the local yard,
which was established just one year
ago-the same time, incidentally,
that the town of Regan was started
Mr.. Moore himself has been in
charge only since the first OF Febru'
airy of the present year.
The Mandan Mercantile company---
handling lumber, building material,
farm machinery, wagons, harness,
| shingles, latl, doors, sash, mould1nSs,
lime, plaster, cement and posts, is
managed at Regain by Arthur Heb
ling, who has had charge OF the
branch since the beginning OF the
town-onc year. Officers Of the com
pany are as follows: President, ri.
r. Lyon; treasurer, r. j.. Mech; ana
| secretary and general manager, &. Il.
Heegaard. .tg..
A. V. Marcellus, who runs a store
Of general merchandise OF every Qe-
| scription. came to Regain from Will
ton July 8, 1895. The Regain post
office is located in his store. Some OF
The articles he carries in stock are:
Clothing, groceries, dry goods, bug
| gies. wagons, hardware, 7. d y.
plows, gas engines, threshlng ma.
chimes, pumps, pipes, windmills and
| De Laval cream separators. n.
Miss Lillian Ong is the postmis-
tress of Regain. .......
June list, last year, A. H. Lindberg
& Co. started in business in Regain,
handling groceries, dry goods, shoes,
hardware, paints, oils and farm ma
chinery. A complete line of merchan-
disc for anyone in the home or on
the farm. ...
Smith Bros.-composed of the bro
Tiers, c., l.. and Geo. H,-establlshed
their business in Regan in August OF
last year, and have been doing their
share in supplying the wants of Re-
ganites and farmers in it's territory in
the way Of the pool Matchmaking
in connection cigars and soft drinks
The pool Matchmaking in connec-
ton cigars and soft drinks-ls own
ed by c.. l.. and Geo. Fl. Smith, who
started the business here last August,
coming from Denhoff on the Turtle
Lake-Carrington branch. Their pat
ronage SO far has been enough to
keep their faith in the future of their
little town strong. Their pool hall is
a good one. and is well supported.
L. Gangursky is the proprietor OF
the Grocery and Variety store, which
has Frightened the business street or
the town considerably. The store
bears out it's name, handling the best
groceries to be obtained, and among
the hundreds of odds and ends in va
rieties you are sure to find just what
you have been wanting for a long
time, but we're unable to get. MI.
Gangursky has been in business a lit
tie less than a year, and already has
a clean and well-stocked place.
In addition to his work in his store,
Mr.. Gangursky acts as cream buyer
for an out of town creamery.
Regan's druggist came from Alton,
Iowa; now comes another representa-
tive of that Iowa town in the person
of B. D. Holman, owner Of the Regain
barber shop. Mr.. Homan came to Re-
gan June 5 Of the present year, buy
ing the shop from Peter Billy, who
was here since May 1.
Sam Folchinsky, Regan's meat mar
| ket man, has been here since Janl-
airy 1 of last year, and is operating a
good market, keeping his stock or
meats fresh at all times. He buys
hides and cream-not to mention
beeves and hogs. Mr.. Folchinsky
was formerly a homesteader in the
vicinity of Regain, and farmed there
for 13 years, before he entered the
meat business in town.
There is nothing slow about Regain.
On the map only a little over a year.
| and the fine business places testify
| to the enterprise of their owners.
And the fertile farming land with it's
heavy yields, the cattle, and the ship
mcnts of cream point to but one
thing. Regain is certain to go Tor
ward.