St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-29

Hon. Joe Roach of Northfeld, and Hon.
Henry c. Bull, of Wright county, have re-
turned from their trip out through Montana
IL was sort OF an escapade, as any one who
Is familiar with the peculiar proclivities Of
the two may well believe. Mr. Roach finds
Mr.. Bull a natural affinity They together
can absorb more real, genuine enjoyment on
the most ordinary everyday occasions than
any other two mortals in a wide radius.
They went for fun, and they had it, although
Mr. Roach managed to find time to transact a
great deal of important business meanw hile
They were at the Merchants yesterday,
and Mr. Bulls experiences as related by him
would fill volume. He brought back an
antelope head handsomely mounted and a
cart load of Indian trinkets.
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Mr.. Roach received a telegram Yesterday
that pleased him greatly 1t came from the
United States Indian commissioner and in
formed MIN that he had proved successful in
his competition for supplying sheep for the
Indian and army supply at Fort Buford and
cattle for the Standing Rock agency. This is
big deal.
The good people who live on ST. Anthony
hill are feasting on croppie and black bass
Senator G. B. Buckman has been fishing and
they are enjoying the fruits of his catch Mr.
Buckman was at the Merchants yesterday,
and he even had the tenacity to declare be-
fore miscellaneous crowd of fellow towns
men that he had actually lured CARLOAD of
beautiful specimens of the finny tribe to
taste mis- hook up in Morrison county. After
painting his fishing experiences in rides
cent hues, he narrated some of the amenities
of the excursion.
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vain endeavor to find the soft side of these
boards. They constituted my bed. and
must say that they were really the hardest
samples have ever seen, although during
my career as lumberman the past twenty
years or more, l have tested many million
feet. By the way, do you know Fuller, of the
Little Falls Transcript" he asked of friend.
Yes, indeed" replied the other, ''and he
is genuine thoroughbred
Well should murmur,' resumed the ex-
senator with meaning smile. "He was
member OF the party, and l must confess
that my loss of sleep is as much blameable to
his devltry as to the adamantine nature of
the boards was lying on. He was as full of
quips and Quicks as a SOCIOLOGY, and he kept
the whole party in misery
Il spent night with him at the Merchants
one night not long ago. volunteered Mr.
the morning, and he kicked me out of bed.
When was trying to put my socks on he at
tackled me again. seized his socks and
doused them in a water pitcher but while 1
was doing this Fuller was putting on my
stockings. He had the joke on me-"
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James Greeley was formerly a stalwart
Democrat who often made his influence felt
in Renville politics. He subsequently moved
into Redwood, and served in the land Office
in that county under the Cleveland regime
Mr.. Greeley was at the Merchants yesterday.
Il am very much pleased with Great Falls"
said he. 1--WE are going to have an exciting
campaign next election, by the way he pur-
sued. 1T will beea close shave. but feel
pretty confident it will go Democratic. The
least said about the silver question, however,
the better That is just what hurt Carter,
and it will hurt any one who takes like atti-
tude in the new state. The Republicans are
certain to spend barrel of money-they al
ways do, for that matter-and the Democrats
are far from being beggars out there"