Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-01-30
COngratulatory TelPcrans,

The wires had no sooner conveyed the
news OF Hansbrough's success, than the
senator-elect began receiving congratula-
tory kilograms. Hundreds of them poured
in from all over the state, and many from
outside Of the state were in the telegraph
office for delivery at a late hour last night.
The following are samples:
Editor Bowers, Hlllsboro: Jubilant con-
gratulatiOns.
George B. Clifford, Grand Forks: You
have made a game fight, and you are en-
titled to all the fruits of victory.
F. A. Cordner, Devils Lake: Enough
glory for me. Give Whlpple my compli-
ments.
Mrs. A. A. Brooks, Grand Forks, to Mrs.
lansbrough: Sincere congratulations.
o h A. Percival. and fifty others, OF
Devils Lake: The republicans OF Pamsey
tory and the party's victory. Devils Lake is
lined with bunting. bontires and cannon.
Everybody sends congratulations, without
regard to person or party. Ramsey county
is united.
F. W. Coleman, Grand Forks, to Mrs.
Hansbrough: Congratulations. We are all
greatly elated.
Judge Coclrane, Hons. Pierce and Ben
Lovaily, Reynolds: We congratulate you.
W. E. Higbee, Aberdeen, S. Dak.: The
one who first named you for political
preferment in a Ramsey county republi
can convention congratulates you and
North Dakota.
C.S. McCaudliss ct al, Bottineau: Ac-
cepC congratulations.
j. l. Stokes and Lieutenant RondieZ.
Devils Lake: Congratulations senator.
Three times three II a tiger. lIur-
rah.
J.B. Wineman, Grana Forks: In be-
half OF the young republicans of the state,
L congratulate you. Shake.
GA. Webster, Grand Forks: Shake, its
glorious.
George Batcheldor, Grand Forks: Now
l do congratulate you.
F. H. Sprague, Grafton: Accept hearth
est congratulations old boy.
Mrs. Hansbrough: Telegram received.
Hulrah for Hansbrough!
L.. %. banks, Larimore: Ecclesiastes,
seventh chapter, eighth verse. Accept
congratulations.
Grant and Jacob Hager, st. Thomas:
Whoop her up, old boy! Congratulations.
r. D. Hughes, the Bard of Arvilla,"
cess" pales into insigniticance when sue
cess succeeds defeat. There is still Il hole
in the bottom of the sea, and | am glad
you found it. 1 am humbIy eating my
country pumpkin pie. Shake with my
friends while l go and get an o. 7.
B F. Spalding, Fargo: The mills of the
gods grind slow, but sure. Congratula-
tons.
{. E. Johnson, =. D. Austin, r. W. Davis
and others. Lisbon: Accept our congratu-
latlons. We now feel satisfied with your
defeat at state convention.
Il. A. Hogue and o. G. Meacham, Car
rington: Republicans Of Foster county
we'll pleased.
From Ingalls, house (Grand F0rks)
friends: Hearty congratulations. Right
is might.
E: Smith, Grand Forks: 1 will enforce
prohibition tonight.
Il: 5. Tyler, Fargo: Accept hearty con-
CALCULATIONS.
Dr.. o. W. Archibald. Jamestown: Accept
most hearty congratulations, in which my
associate officers join.
Seth Newman, Fargo: Accept congratu-
latlons, "The mills" etc.
Others of similar import were received
from Mr.. and Mrs. Dickey, Grand Forks;
J. F: Cowan, Devils Lake; W. II. Brennan,
Devils Lake; G. A. Biglow, Rugby; G. H.
Holmes, Casselton; George Bliss, Grand
Forks; Charles A. Pollock, Fargo; c. j.
Maddux, New Rockford; E. G. Geary,
Fargo; A. G. Mcmillan, jamestown; j. j..
Jordan, Fargo,