The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-22
NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS

mcnoxide gas accumulating in the
cab Of the truck about one mile
west Of Regain. He had both Of the
cab windows open for fear that gas
might accumulate in the cab, but
suddenly everything went black be-
fore his eyes. The truck went off
snowdrift where the motor stopped.
It was only = matter Of few min
utes before an auto came along
and Mr.. Danielson was revived and
brought into town for treatment.
G. w. Scott, who lives four miles
south Of Regain, has just had in
stalled Of his farm = fine new Spar
ton radio.
Local friends Of Ralph Langford,
who formerly resided on . farm near
Regain with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Langford, Rave received
announcement that he was married
Dec. 81 to Miss Jennie Marie Pullen,
dauhter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Pull
len, Of Oregon, Mo.
Tuesday evening an emergency
call was received by the local tele-
phone exchange from r. E. McCull-
ough, living three miles north Of Re-
gan, Mrs. McC ullough having become
very i'll. The roads not being pass
able for travel by auto, Andrew
Fisher, of the Regain gars &c, re-
eruited five local men, who started
out In . Ford truck. They battled
snow drifts al the way to Wilton
breaking road the whole distance.
They summoned DR.. r. G. Thompson
Of Wilton and returned to the Nc
Cullough home with The doctor
about Z o'clock Wednesday morning.
It is reported that Mrs. Mccullough
is ~ettin~ along nicely.
G. R. C;-nfield Of futile, N. D.,
who was formerly located at Regain
in the barber business, was q busi-
ness caller in. Regain Friday eve
ming. Mr.. Garfield reports that bus
mess Is brisk at Tuttle.
Miss Bessie Wilson, who is a
teacher in the city schools of Coop
erstown, No. Oak, is expected to ar
rive in Regain Saturday morning to
spend the holidays with her mother
and brother, Mrs. A. M. Wilson and
]. d. Wilson.
H. E. Raanestad, local agent :
the Northern Pacific railroad, re-
ports the shipment Of 1856 carloads
Of grain from Regan this fall. Lo-
cal elevators are still practically
filled with grain and large quanti-
ties are still held on the farms. The
local station reports the largest
volume Of business since tie road
was built through this trritory.
O. C. Uhde, who was injured in
the explosion Of last Saturday eve
ming at the H. C. w. Uhde home in
Regain, was taken on the rain Tues
day to the Bismarck hospital.
While his condition is critical, it
was considered advisable that he be
moved to the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Danielson are
the happy parents Of q fine baby
girl who arrived on Sunday evening.
John Lundberg, who WIS engaged
in the installing Of the furnace at
the Uhde home when the explosion
occurred last Saturday evening, is
reported to be getting along nicely.
Inasmuc E.. his face was badly
burned and is swollen great deal,
he feels very optimistic and states
that il does not pain him :. great
deal.
A. F. Tourtlotte, president Of the
Sanger Mercantile company, re-
turned from the Bismarck hospital
last Wednesday. morning where ne
had been receiving medical treat
ment.
Fred Middlestedt, who uptoayear
ago. resided on his farm one-half
mile south Of Regan, but now living
in Bismarck, is very i'll and not ex-
pected to live. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Nicholson, who live three miles
north Of Regain, made the trip to
Bismarck, overland t. truck last
Friday. Mr.. Andrew Fisher Of the
Regain Garage doing the driving.
Mrs. Nicholson is a daughter OF MIR.
Middelstedt.
Philip Seibel, an experienced black
smith from South Dakota, has To-
Gated in Regain and has gone into
partnership. with H. L. Granting In
his garage and blacksmith shop on
Main street. Mr.. Seibel is an ex-
pert at plow work and wagon work
and is already doing q brisk busi-
ness. Mr.. Granting will cater most
w to the mechanical worloin the auto
repairing lire.
when it comes to mechanical
freaks 81. L. Granting the local
blacksmith and garage man. seems
to have accomplished it. His lates :
feat is the assembling Of an auto
mobile for Mike Panjkovieh which is
designed to 60 through seemingly
impossible roads and snow drifts.
The car is . coupe affair with truck
box in the rear. It has seven speeds
forward and five speeds reverse.
The wheels are Of large diameter
adequate for negotiating the deep.
est snow and special chains are used
on the tires to furnish traction
where needed.
Much gratitude B. expressed and
much favorah comment is being
made about Mrs. A. NJ. Wilson, man.
ager Of the local telephone ex-
change. During the past week there
has hardly been q nigh but that
emergency calls have come to the
local exchange, mostly for doctors
services. Mrs. Wilson can always
be depended upon to be on the job
day or night and serves with the
faithfulness Of . rea.. friend In need.