Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09
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Among the prominent ladies who
graced the house with their presence
yesterday were AIRS. Frank White and
INher sisters-in-laW Mrs. ed. Brown .
Rockford, Ills, and Mrs. Wheeler Of
Chicago, Mrs. Falleyo Of Wahpeton, Mrs
George Young Of Valley City, Mrs. w.
F Gushing of Fargo, Miss Alice Nc
Donald Of Valley CITY. Mrs Veeder Of
Mandan, Mrs. Q. .. Lord Of Cando,, Miss
Simpson 81 Dickinson, Mrs. Geer Of.
Ellendale, Mrs..R @. Bennett Of lnkster,
Miss Gallagher of Hazen, Mesdamess
McGillivray, Boyle. Sanders, Misses:
Briggs, Davidson, Wheat and Brady Of
Bismarck.
AT the last moment Representative
Keller switched the name OF Burton IL
Weld Of Jamestown for that Of Arthur
Kntauf, ia accordance sWithreqnests from.
his home county.
Taken as q whole the present house
looms up WelIfor the personal beanty&off
its members. Owing to his we'll known
modesty the Tribune will not mention
the name of the member who leads of
IN this direction hut il he will call at
this Office the prize will be handed
him. s$
II is refreshing to hear the name Of q
good republican like Allshouse called
Hrst on the house roll instead of that
rampant fusionist, S. Aas Of Nelson
county. The boys il Nelson are to be
congratulated on the retirement Of the
gentleman Of peculiar cognomen.
Tom Hall kind Of duplicates Doc
McLachlan and Ole Axyig ia the pur-
loinment of his inside foot covering while
he slumbered in the peace born Of q
newspaper conscience. Ole says ii was
DOC" but the latter says he can prove
an alibi-or something like that---but
Tom had to buy-more socks.
The editors Of the state who are in the
city are invited to attend "a meeting of
the local press atthe Tribune office this
afternoon Immediately after the joint:
session. The meeting is for the purpose
Of arranging details for the press assoa
citation meeting here in February.
Frank Mcdonald is said to be booked
for q senate clerkship and is therefore
ineligible to membership in the third
house..
It's reported the newspaper boys are
booked for a banquet at the hands of ia
prominent employers the house. Some
people can't stand prosperity, you know.
There was very favorable comments
yesterday over tho very ready and able
way u which Speaker Pollock presided
over The house. he hardly seemed the
novice he professed to be. s#
Ferdinand Leutz 81 Morton county.
was greeting guests Ia the insurance
commissioners fiic yesterday and
Deputy Gilbraith was getting pointers
from Tom Harris as to the efficient way
the office has been manaped.
Friends Of Deputy State Treasurer
Cook congratulate him On his retention,
and congratulate Treasurer McMillano on
having d OF the best accountants and
most trustworthy men ia the state, Mt.
Cook knows every detail Of the office
work and is reliable to the finish.
Bob Wallace says its too bad the oath
of office Of the members of the legisIa-s
tnre has been enlarged in scope, and;
actually makes some Of them believe
Its SO.
Hon. John Satterlund-King john
was making Representative Palmer ac-5
quainted with visitors from all parts, of
the state yesterday. John never OYER
looks anything thatsWill help his district
orths Inen,hers from il.
Senator LaMoure has his old seat
under the lieutenant governors Y III
the senate, and was busy for astime yes
terday reading thecode-tos see Whatthe
powers Of the president protein really
are. After be had read it, Jud said he
thought he could swear EN- inf any
body asked him to-but wouldn't do it
Of his Y Volition. 81 curse.
Among those to arrive from the east
last night were Judge Cowan, United
States Marshal Hagggart, and United
States District Attorney Rourke.
GCsschuyler Of Fargo runs great
chances with the governments in writing
such3funny stories to Mage Edwards.
Finn Leach dubs sergesant-at-aarms
Harrison Of the house, & iramssbe-
cause he built the new temple at Fargo.
y. E Clark, chief enrolling and en-
crossing clerk oi the house is at St.
Alezius hospital suffering with quite an
attackof sickness It IS hoped he will
soon be out. sssasSsz
MISREPRESENTATION often fail b re-
lieye indigestion because they an di-
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