Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-04

solved to the satisfaction of every
one"
Senator Sharpe Arrives-Senator
Sharpe, of LaMoure county. one of the
well known and popular members of
the last senate. was among last nights
arrivals on the 500 road The sena-
tor is pleased that at last there are
direct railroad communications be-
tween the capital city and Kuhn, the
thriving LaMoure county town.
Served with Young Dewey-C. w.
Sale. of Grand Rapids. LaMoure
county. is in the city. an aspirant for
the position of Waterman for either
branch of the legislature. Sale is an
old sailor. and it is pleasant to note
the degree of enthusiasm he displays
when reciting his experience as
sailor in Uncle Sans navy during the
rebellion. Il served three wears. "
recited Mr. Sale land was first
common sailor upon the frigate Con
gress. and was on that noble little
vessel when she had her great CON
fli"t with the rebel gurhNat Ncrri-
mac off Hampton Roads. I went down
With my shin and was one of the fcw
VINO ESCAPED by swirirGing n thi.d If
2 mile in the icv ,o'd water IT, sl, 70
| was afterward cnvsvraln on The fri
gate Colorado at the time of rho great
en"aeement and reduction of E'ort
Fisher. Admiral George Dewey was
then voung lieutenant in command
Of the Colorado and 7 tell Won he was
fighter then. and it was his wonder
ful displav of seamanship which on
couraeed us lads TO the tensest strain
and which nerved us to accomnlisb
the wonderful victory before this
nowerful works. 7 hone NAV secure
the Dosition | seek. Surely we old
oefenders of the most glorious flag
that ever loated should. in our old
age. be not forgotten"
One Democrat. Anvwav-P apraser.
tative Hanson. of Richland county. is
one of the members who arrived YES
terdav noon. Mr.. Hanson wants il
distinctly understood that there is =
great deal of Dave Hillism about him
~ am p Democrat" said Mr. Hanso,
and | come from a district flooded
with milk and honev-and politicians
galore. We are not unit ON Irnitad
states senatorship. nor on sneaker Of
the house. and Won viii find whom
h'ch'ands county vote is counted that
.heV were as right as golden euiroa
me balance of the members will ar
rive tonight and by Monday morning
ana then we will have meeting ana
come to some definite decision"
ONLY a Spectator-Judge Lander was
arrINnl nr1C 20
the first TO reach the capitaI city from
" ""h'ahd county. 81 am only snec-
tator saws his honor. "Dont know
"pp VIII 10 elected United States
senator Might take il mvsalf" And
men ne Walked away with that pecu'
'9r twinkle in his ewes which ono
nardlv knows whether to take as a
fact or Jest.
Little Finn-Honorable w r J.eoob
Cass-evervbody will know him hot.
ter as Finn" was one of tho b.n,,,,
additions to the busy babbIe voetar
cav. He brought with him his ebad.
ow' sunny smile and cheerful how
do-vou-do. but he is few nounds
hsh'er IMAM when last he held down
d seat In the house of representatives
Four Candidates Out-H. G. John
son. who represented Sargent county
in the house in 1901. is ND from Mil
nor and has entered the field as a
candidate for sergeant at arms of the
house This makes the fourth aspir-
ant in the field for this position
oliver Is Here-Harrv Oliver fIoated
IN from Lisbon last evening to watch
the preliminary organization and see
II 1t is any different than when he was
2 member Of the house back in 'S5
81, ., and '93.
I'd Pierce. Of SheIdon-Senator
flerce. the progressive land broker
OF Sheldon is up from Ransom. He
IS keeping cool. making new acquaint-
ances and renewing old ones-and
Keeping his weather eye open
Hungry Day--The Richland coun-
ty delegation. excepting Senator Win
perman and Representative MOviue
came in on the 500 last evening Some
or the members We're exceeding tired
as tho result of the wearisome ride
from l:20 a. m. to ; D. m.-and NTH.