Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-01-06

the election in the Ihirtieth district for
the consideration of the senate COM
mittee. Green seems confident that he
has a good case.
The st. Paul Globe dubs Col. Robin
son the "Tams Bixby' of the Flickertail
state, which means a great deal for
Robby.
Rev. Wiley, of Lisbon, who enlivened
the republican campaign through the
state with his speeches last fall, is among
the guests in the city to see how senators
are made.
Representative Lynch, of Lidger-
wood, one of the Richland county dele
CATION in the lower house, was among
the arrivals.
Senator F. w. Ames, of Mayville, came
in with the delegation-one of the Trail
county leaders and a popular attorney in
his own town.
A. E. Wood, of Minneapolis, was
among the mornings arrivals to look
after the news interests of the Minneap-
oils Tribune. Wood is generally on the
inside-among the rustlers for news.
Carmi Winslow, Of Golden Lake, was
among the members of the lower house
to put in an appearance. N. B. Cassell,
of Clifford, the other member of the
Sixteenth district was another arrival,
and, the two will see to it that Steele and
Griggs counties are properly represented.
Editor Mcdonald, of the Fargo Argus,
formerly a member of the lower house.
and now proprietor of Fargo's morning
daily and an enthusiastic johnson boom
er, is on the ground to see the opening.
Tom Hall, Of the Argus is also here to
look after the Argus news service.
Mayor Johnson, of Fargo, is among the
guests in the city, with a senatorial con-
test against Cronan which he hopes will
give him a seat in the upper house.
Auditor Hale of Ramsey county, now
q member of the lower house from John
Cowan's bailiwick, with H. L. Upland OF
Crary, his colleague, were among the
prospective lawmakers to put in an ap-
pearance.
Harry Oliver, of Lisbon, formerly
member. of the house, now postmaster
at Lisbon, and who likes politics because
it is politics and because. he is one of the
best organizers and hustlers in the state.
is to be seen in the Hobbies greeting his
old time personal and political friends
and allies.
Senator Hanna came in from Page
Sunday and is one of the busiest mem
bers of the Cass county delegation with
a senatorial boom to look after and a
number of ardent supporters.
Representative Berger of Cavalier
county, the third member of the Cava-
lier county delegation, was among the
arrivals.
Senator Creel of Devils Lake added
his presence to the assemblage of law
makers and is glad that he had a seat in
the senate left after last falls election.
Senrtor and Mrs. Sanborn came in
from Lisbon and the senator will be
among the prominent figures in the up
per house.
Prof. Sanford of Courtenay, one of
the leading citizens and republicans of
Stutsman county, represents that coun-
ty in the lower house and is among the
members present.
Senator McCarten of Sargent, one of
the hold-overs who thereby escaped the
republican landslide, is among the law
makers.
Senator Levang of Park River is on
the ground with the fusion minority.
Senator Hegge of Minnewaukan is
here to look after the interests of Benson
county in the upper house.
Fred Jordan of Fargo will be one of
the press gang and will look after the in
terests of the Fargo Call.
Jesse Burgster of the jamestown
Capital is in the city to take in the open
ing.
Charles Maddux of Eddy county is
here with the third house and promises
to be a prominent candidate for speaker.
Denny Hannafin got home from st
Paul Sunday with assurances of all man.
ner of railroad support and a one to ten
shot for the senatorship.
S. G. Swenson of Portland, one of the
Trail county members of the lower
house is on the ground.
Railroad Commissioner Henry Erick.
son of McHenry county is in the city tc
qualify for the position.
Register Kent of the Grand Forks
land office, formerly editor of the Nelson
County Herald, and one of the mair
stays of the johnson forces, is among
the senatorial hustlers on the ground.
Arne P. Haugen of Grand Forks coun
ty, a member of that body in the session
of '93, was an arrival yesterday morning
to look over old scenes. MI. Haugen
has been a member of the Legislature
several terms.