Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-08-10
TWENTY-SECOND YEAR
EDITORIAL ECHOES.

EDITORIAL ECHOES.
Fargo Forum: The republicans can
win in the coming campaign, hands
down, if properly managed.
Fargo Republican: That 'sjoke" on
Budd Reeve perpetrated at the demo-
cratic state convention appears to have
resolved itself into case Of collie.
Devils Lake News: The wheap crop
will be considerably below the average
IN the state this year, but the visible
supply Of candidates is on the increase.
Emmons County Record: Even the
potato bugs have somewhat dried-up
appearance. The Russian thistle, how
ever, seems to be green and fourishing.
Bottineau Pioneer: Mr.. Wallace
seems to think because nature made
such an alarming mistake in giving him
mouth, he must therefore inflict him
self in debate upon suffering public.
Grand Forks News: The way General
Standish is popping around with silver
spoon in his mouth does not indicate
great success in the scheme of engineer
ing him and Wallace off the independent
state ticket.
Fargo Forum: It may be setdown as
pretty positive that neither Wallace,
Muir or Standish will withdraw from
the populist state ticket, and whatever
withdrawing is to be done will be left
for the democrats to do.
Grand Forks Herald: Secretary Ham
ilton has written to all candidates on the
republican ticket and to the proposed
members of the executive committee,
requesting their presence at the meeting
to be held here on the 9th inst.
jamestown Alert: President John
Knauf expects to attend meeting Of
the executive committe OF the Y. M. r. L.
4 at Fargo. next Saturday, when matters
4 will be put in shape for an aggressive
i campaign on the part of young republi-
cans.
Fargo Republican: It is worth while
to live in North Dakota just to enjoy the
4 evenings. No matter how hot and dis
agreeable the days may be the evenings
are always worth going miles to see.
Some of these evenings ought to be
I canned for winter use.
Mandan Times: There are hundreds
Of democrats who will refuse to be par
+ ties to this monstrous piece Of political
I chicanery and will rebuke the party
I bosses who seek to deliver their votes in
) 9 bunch to party with which they
H have nothing in common.
Butte Miner: II, instead of asking a
congressional appropriation for the de-
struction of the Russian thistle in North
Dakota, Representative Hansbrough
would ask for the removal of the political
daisies he would show more acute ap-
I probation of the situation.
Helena Herald: After long debate
the democratic state convention of North
Dakota adopted a motion in favor of a
fusion with the popullsts by a vote OF
123 to "a. The joke is that the populists
are singing the mildmaid's e song: emo
body asked you, sir, she said.''
jamestown Alert: Secretary Wallace
81 has opened handsome Offices in the Op.
era House block, and, with his assistants
i is busy sending out information regard.
ing the forthcoming state fair and racing
meetings. Much interest is being mani
tested from all parts of the state.
North Dakota Eagle: North Dakota,
4 as tar as We know is the only state in the
union presenting two candidates Of the
feminine gender for superintendent Of
public instruction. Men who seek Office
two years hence, will have to get into
petticoats il they expect to stand a ghost
4 Of q show.
Lisbon Gazette: Maj. Buttz returned
home from Washington, d. c., last
Saturday, and 5is busy with harvest op.
erations on his farm near Buttzville
The major wears his recently acquired
honors Of national notoriety with becom.
ing dignity, not appearing to Re the
least bit stuck up.
Casselton Reporter: Nothwith hstand.
4 ing the action OF the pops at their state