The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-05

of Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Marble, VINO
was the victim Of the accidental dis
charge of a shotgun on Christmas
day, was rushed to the Bismarck
Hospital the same evening. The
charge had entered his right fore
arm and while it first appeared that
the injury was slight and amounted
merely to . flesh wound, it devel-
oped upon examination that the
muscle was shot nearly In two.
Owing to the lapse Of time in get.
ting the young man to the hospita!
and the seriousness Of the wound
SO much blood had been lost that
a TRANSMISSION Of blood was necessary
and for many hours the attending
physician held out little hope OF
saving the young mans life. 1t
was found that complications had
set in. and it was necessary to Ampu.
tate the arm between the elbow and
shoulder. His recovery now seems
assured.
The local west bound passenger
train Of tho N. P. Ry. arrived in
Regain one hour and twenty minutes
behind schedule on Monday after.
noon, having met with m accident
near Robinson. The front trucks Of
the engine left the track and the
cowcatcher was smashed, but the
timely expert handling Of the train
by the engineer prevented furtner
serious damages. None OF the pas
seneers were injured.
Miss Bessie Wilson, who has been
spending the Christmas vacation
with her mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Wilson.
returned to Cooperstown, N. D., on
Monday, where she il . teacher In
the city schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Tourtlotte
spent New Years day in Bismarck
- guests Of Miss L. e. Boat. Mrs.
Tourtlotte's sister.
Prof. and Mrs. A. p. Pogreba,
who have been spending the Christ
mas vacation o. guests OF Mrs.
Pogreba's sister at Msndan. return:
ed Saturday morning. High School
was resumed Monday while the prt-
mary and intermediate grades have
another week vacation.
The merchants Of Regen have
been very busy the past week taking
inventories and winding up the bust.
ness Of the past year. They al
report splendid year both In sales
and collections and prospects tor
the ensuing year are Of the best.
BUYING u generally on . conserva.
tive scale, but increasing operations
appear consistent with returns In
al branches Of farming.
Z. J. Granting was . passenger
to Bismarck on Monday. He will
spend some time southeast Of Bis
lnarck with his sister, Mrs. John
Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. SIG. Rupp moved
into their new dwelling on their
farm adjoining Regain, last Satur.
day, having been occupying the par
sonage in Regain during the con-
struction Of their new dwelling
house. The phstering was COM
pleted the week preceding. The
outside finishing will be completed
- soon % weather conditions per-
NIT.
Arnold Heleeson, who is ! student
In the Bismarck high school, return
ed to Bismarck Tuesday after having
spent the holidays ct the home Of
his brother, A. Il. Hslgeson, In
Regan.
Funeral services for Fred Middel.
steadt, who passed away ct the
homo Of his son, Geo. Middelste1dt,
in Bismarck on Tuesday Of last
week, were held from the local
Pentecostal church on Thursday,
intsFment being made In Fairview
Cetmetery, five miles southwest Of
Regain. Rev. G. W. Stewart Of Man.
daU officiating. Mr.. Middelsteodt
cana 70 Durleieh county about The
year 1eo9 and settled on home-
stead south Of Regain, where he con.
tinued framing operations until one
moved TO Bisnl.rck. He leaves to
naonxn him one con. Geo. Middel.
eteedt, Of 1ismaxek, oud one daueh-
ter 1lrg. Pster NtehoIsen of mar
Regain, besides one brothor ana two
sis$sEg. Thu funeral was largely
attended. The local camp It Wed.
men lodge. sof which 1r. Iid6el-