Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-10
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MI. Gulack was called home Tuesday
night on account of sickness in his
family.
Representative Hammond is on the
sicklist, being laid up with pneumonia.
Alex. Lounen, who is bill room clerk
clerk of the senate, was a sergeant in
company A during the Spanish wal.
Editor Kopperdahl returned to Fargo
Disguised. He wanted a position, but
the Cass county delegation had Others
ahead of him and-his turn didn't come.
Mr.. Kopperdahl did good service for the
party in the last and former campaigns,
and deserves we'll of the powers that be.
He must not, however, let disappoint-
ments get away with his discression.
There are other days and other chances
in the future.
Mrs. William Bulge of Grand Forks,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Winship, Mrs. J. D.
Bacon and Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy of
Grand Forks are expected down to
attend the inaugural ball Friday night.
A special car is expected from Fargo, to
bring up a number of society people of
that city.
Now comes the news that the old
Stutsman county war horse, Bailey Full
Ter, a familiar figure at previous legisla,
lures, has been confined to his home by
illness for several days-and couldn't get
up to the opening.
The jamestown Alert says there is talk
of shutting up the normal school at Val
ley City, and now Keg may get under
cover till the wrath of the Barnes coun-
tyites cools off.
The Dodge Fisk Concert company
which plays for the inaugural, is highly
complimented all along the line. They
played two nights at Jamestown and two
at Valley City, and pleased everyone who
heard them, at both places.
Editor j. M. Stewart of the Goose
River Farmer, was at the'capitol yester-
day, looking in upon the proceedings.
l.. D. McGahan: I notice you speak of
me in yesterdays Tribune as formerly OF
Devils Lake. Kindly correct this. There
is only one real good townsin the state
besides Bismarck, and that is Devils
Lake, where I have resided during the
past ten years, and expect to reside for
all time to come. ~
Senator Cashels primary election bill
represents the idPas of Editor Winship
and the supporters of primary election
reform. ~. ~ A3| Pc
Through the efforts of all concerned,
it was possible yesterday to suppress the
p~rematurely published governors mes.
sages, and only one or two copies of the
documents got out before delivery.
1t is likely that Senator Lewis of the
Fargo district will be chairman of the
railroad committee in the senate this
session-the position long held by Hon.
Judson LaMoure. Mr.. LaMoure will
probably head the appropriations com
mittee, and Little the Judiciary, as here
tofore. -" =.
If it wasn't for Col. Brown, Thomas
Harrison might lay claim to 4he best
looking sergeant-at-arms at the capitol.
Bailey Fuller has been ill, which may
account for his absence from the capital
city at this time. r.
W. L. Gill arrived from Wheatland
last evening to accept a clerkship.
Senator Talcott of the 18th district, re-
ceived the sad news of the sudden death
of his sisterin-law and proceeded at
once to his home near Buffalo. He may
60 east with the remains to Buffalo, N.
Y, the home of the deceased, before his
return. : 4
- A THOUSAND TONGUES:
Gould not express the rapture OF