Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-04

look On WhiIethe solors log roll for
rosihaIon, ~ addition to attending 70
some legal business.
Company meeting Tonight All
members attend,
h sacrament Bhe Lords Supper
will be administered i the Methodist
church Sunday morning At ll o'clock.
Secretary i State Falley returned
last evening to remain until the ses-
sion closes with an occasional visit
home. His charming wife Siss with
him ait the Northwest
Mrs. 3. Bump died at the resi-
.dence Of J.J. Lamb, in Emmons coun-
Nv yesterday, as result OF am opera
tion FOL. tumor. The funeral occurs
atGlencoe at Il N. next Sunday. @
]. Lamb Of Ernmols county is a
capital city visitor today. NJ. Lamb
is engaged principally in the stock
business d Is enbirely satisfied with
the. conditions thus tar this winter.
Senator IlaMoure has arrived and Is
circulating about greeting old friends
and surveying the situation. He and
Senator Little are the only members
Of the senate who are not serving their
first term. n
Miss Susie Patton, who has been
tshorsekeeper 8 Governor Fancher,,
was married in this city William
@. Breen, we'll known and prosper
GUS farmer OF this county. Friends
will extend congratulations.
The only member of the Grand
Forks delegation that has yet arrived
is Representative 4. P. Hjelmstad. who
is located at the GRAND Pacific. He
is an energetic man and alive to the
needs OF his district and ready to go
after Them. @ &g& sy%
Among the hustlers who will be seen
and heard in the house this session
is George M. Young Of Valley City.
This is Georges frstd e,p in the legis-
lature but he has q ZACH - catch
ing on which will be i Serial bene-
fit to his district. saxs So as8s.
Editor Wellington Irysh o. f;ileAt-
land came IN ~lastanight and has opened
his canvass for enrolling and engross-
ing clerk Of the house, a position
which he held last session to the salts
faction Of everybody: Irysh is cap
able and a worker. & X
George Rose of Glendale is one d
the new arrivals Of the house eontin-
gent. Mr.. Rose has had previous leg:
islative experience and comes prepared
to hustle effectively for his district
He 4 n OF the haiI-felloW-well-mel
and will leave many friends in Bis.
marck when he leaves
Tom Allsflouse and Representative
Gulack: of the 26th district were amona
yesterdays arrivals. Both have beer
here before, many a time,''' and are OF
ito the ms and outs OF the legislature
Both are among the finest fellows OF
earth and have hosts of friends in this
city. They r at THE Northwest.
Recruiting Sergeant Franklin o
Minneapolis received the information
that all mail for the 18th cavalry, 36tl
and 37th infantry he sent to San Fran.
cisco as orders have been issued fol-
their return. This will be good news
for the friends and relatives of ths
North Dakota boys who reinlisted, al
nearly ali of them reinlisted in tht
Seth INFANTRY.
Among lshe Cass county contingens
which arrived last night were R. NJ
Pollock Of the Ninth district, 3. Nal
lough, G. A. Tubhss and John Hill q
the Eleventh. They ! q fine look
ing lot i g known at home !.
rustlens anu It is safeto say they vii
hold up the honor Of their districts il
good shape They are quartered a
the Northwest.
+. ]. Turner came IN last eyenin.
from Wisconsin where he and Mrs
Turner have been visiting FOR som,
time. MT. Turner will quality q
commissioner of agriculture and labo
next Monday with The rest Of sheney
state officers. Mrs. Turner will reacl
bismarck later and remain thrDugl