Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-01-20

Charley johnson, editor of the Lisbon
Star, was a passenger on yesterdays west
bound tsGin en- route to Los Angeles, where
his wife. who went west last fall for lar
heal!h. lies al the point of death.
tuesdays Personals.
Fred Wiegman of New Salem is a visito,
in the city.
w. Is. Moer came in from LaMoure Sun
day morning.
II. Hawkins came in from Casselton.
Sunday morning.
E. II. Lieber OF Minot is looking on at the
legislative razzle.
Treasurer George f.. Nichols is up from
Fargo to take in the scramble.
j.. c. Mckendry has added his genial
presence to the Fargo delegation.
j. +. Campbell is over from Mandan to
Look out for the interests OF the democrats.
Judge Rose came up from jamestown
yesterday with a boom (senatorial} in his
valise.
NJ. D. Williams arrived Sunday morning
from jamestown to look after alliance
interests.
P.J. Lyons of Steele is consorting with
the brethren and endeavoring to figure cut
the situation.
Colonel Carter and H. w. Bates came
down from Dickinson last night to be on
hand at to.day's opening.
Hon. t. S. Underhlll came down from
his Antelope farm Sunday to visit the ag-
gregatiOn of statesmen now in the CITY,
w. S. Marsh Of Fargo, a brother-in-law Of
j. r. Gage. is visiting in the city for a few
days looking oyer the senatorial situation.
Editor c. j. Maddux. OF the New Rock
ford Transcript, will see that his readers
are kept posted on the events of the week,
William and Harry UNeill, }. C. Nc
kendry, W. II. Pearum and j. c. Baker
swelled the Fargo crowd in the city yes
terday.
Reuben Noble OF Devils Lake, brother of
ex-1teprcsentative Vic Noble, arrived yes
terday along with Jim O'Brien to see how
it Is done.
j. F. OBrien, X. candidate for congress-
man, came in from Devils Lake yesterday
to see that the democrats do not get lost in
the shuttle.
r. II. Tenny and P. C. Remington vent
to Grand Forks Sunday night, having been
summoned as jurors before the United
States court.
Railroad Commissioner Rasmussen re-
turned to the city yesterday to remain till
he knows who's senator. Mr.. Rasmussen
believes the senator should be elected by
the people.
NJ. O. Teigeil. who wanted to be a candi-
date for congress, but got side-tracked by
the independents, is also in the city to
gain the acquaintance of. other disap-
pointed politicians.
Auditor ALERT was one of the Cavalier
county arrivals yesterday, and greets his
many friends with his hearty smile and
handshake. 1t is said that he is one of the
most competent officials in the auditors
line III the state.
Messrs. John McJennett and 4. II. Skies,
constituents Of Senator Gregory, came IN
o n the delayed train yesterday, and will
help the momentum Of Charley's boom for
the upper branch of congress. They are
both royal good fellows.
Editor Winship, of the Grand Forks Her.
aid, came in Oh Yesterdays delayed train,
intending to remain until after the sena-
! torial election, but receiving a telegram
calling him home on important business he
, returned on the evening train.
No political gathering Is complete with
out the presence of the Hon. Harry
Diesem, member of the first state senate
from LaMOure county. lie arrived Sun
day and got into the swim at once. He
says he wants nothing and doesn't expect
to be disappointed.
Hon. O. w. Francis arrived from Fargo
yesterday and will take in the raZzle
dazzle for a few days. Mr.. Francis is one
of the leading lawyers of the state, was
one Of the foremost members of the con
stitutional convention and Is withal a very
genial man to meet.
Superintendent Pheian, of the Missouri
division, came in yesterday and is watch
ing the crowds in their attempts to elect a
senator. Mr.. Phelan is very prominently
Interested in the stock interests OF the
west Missouri country anu is in favor OF
legislation that will advance that growing
industry.
Col. W.. Fl. Brown. the friskiest and most
enthusiastic man of his age in the state
arrived from Grand Forks yesterday will
a rod up in case the "jack pot" Layout
now before the legislature fail to agree on
a sacrifice. If the colonel was senator he'd
take good care OF his friends and have
plenty Of 'em.
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