Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-01-18

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was made deputy inspector general. The
body starts off in good shape. The final
banquet to the visiting members was
greatly enjoyed.
The old settlers banquet, to be held
in ST. Paul, and which is to include all
the earlier officials of the Northern Pa
cifc, has been postponed until the latter
part of February. There are so many
invitations to send out that those in
charge could not make the necessary ar
engagements to hold the reunion this
month.
William Beard, who has been ap-
pointed doorkeeper of the senate gallery,
Is the same person who had his skull
crushed some months ago, being struck
with a heavy stone, which dropped sixty
feet upon him from the top of a we'll.
Beard has entirely recovered, and but
for a slightly defective vision in the eye,
over which his skull was broken, is hone
the worse for his experience.
Grand Forks Herald: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Standish and son, accompanied by
Mrs. Standish's sister, Miss Seward, ar.
rived Sunday from Bismarck and are
domiciled at the Northern. They will
occupy the residence of G. j. Lord in
Riverside park during the winter. Mr..
Standish will engage IN the profession
as a lawyer and has selected Grand
Forks as the best field for business.
MI. Vivian Morgan comes up from
Richland county, representing the young
re%publicanism of that hitherto demo-
cratic stronghold. Mr.. Morgan is one
of the brightest young republicans in
the state, and took an active part in re-
deeming old Richland from demo-pop
rule. Mr.. Morgan has been elected bill
clerk of the house, and will perform the
duties of that office to the satisfaction
Of all.
T. J. Lamb, of Lakota, Nelson county,
came in from the east Sunday. He
was accompanied by Miss Mary Fahey,
of Lakota, who was brought here for
treatment at the hospital for hip disease.
The Lamborn is known all over the
state az the best hospital within it's
limits and the coming Of patients from
all parts of the state is gratifying to the
management of the hospital and a source
| Of pri1o RI tho oitx,
Major Edwards is always clever, but
legislative experience seems to add luster
to his wit and sarcasm. It is related
that a member of the "third house" met
him in the house lobby during the men,
orable contest in the election of pages
on the third day of the session, and in
reply to an inquiry as to how the house
was getting along, the major SAID: "Oh,
we're economizing; we have just knocked
out a page and saved So"
The Knights of Pythiae held an I'M
usually enjoyable meeting Tuesday to
install the officers who we're elected
some weeks ago, as given in the TR1B-
uNE. The installation was made the
more interesting from the presence of
the grand officers of the tate, including
Attorney-G General Cowan, Private Secre-
tary Cochrane and Senator Gregory.
About a dozen knights were over from
Mandan also and took part in the cere-
monies.
At the annual meeting of the Alliance
Hail association in jamestown, officers
for the ensuing year we're elected. Vice
President D. Martin of Grandin, was
elected to the presidency, and W. N.
Campbell of Valley City to the office of
vice president. Charles Hills remains,
as heretofore, the efficient secretary of
the association. The board of directors
extended a vote of thanks to President
Fancher, who retired upon taking his Of
flee as insurance commissioner.
John P. Dunn having turned over
the county funds and the other RESPONSE
bilities which have accrued to his official
position to his successor, has gone to
seek new scenes. He will make a trip to
st. Paul first, and from there he goes to
California to look after some matters of
interest to him there. John is an old
timer, has long been a partner in the
ups and downs and the joys and ills of
the capital city, und everyone wishes
him we'll. No richness IF treasure which
he may unearth in his travels will lie too
good for him.
Knights of the M~accabees.
The state commander writes us from
Lincoln, Neb., as follows: "After try
ing other medicines for what seemed to
be a very obstinate cough in our two
children We tried Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery and at the end of two days the
cough entirely left them. We will not