Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-03

county le6iSAatuFS ID W0 lS = f16rQl
man to deal with. VI. 555s M.
! Benson county comes down iii good
shape in the persons Of Representa-
tives Richmond Beaverstad ana Dun
can.
Representative Nicholson came Il
last night to try his hand again at max
ing laws for the people.
Representative Gibbons OF Townel
| county is one Of the new men, but
], looks as though he would soon catch
ON to adj that's going on. 81 1, /.
Norman Nelson, the running mate
from Ramsey county OF Geo. Davis and
/ Harry Nicholson, has come and ID
!, being shown the sights by those old
timers.
Representative Ellison comes from
LaMoure county to help Shells be
! good. IN # .s5..i s s;s3
1 d. F. Stevens, Geo. Roses running
mate from Dickey county is o pleasant
man to meet and will do his section
good work. :5SS
Geo. Lille is back again to repre-
sent Bottineau county with ]. NJ. Wat
son. Both are happy selections.
Geo. D. Palmer, the popular super
intendent Of the Casey & Darlington
farm, has finally been prevailed upon
to represent Foster county in the
house. He is one Of the best fellows
ever.
Representative Rue will do all any
man can for Eddy county and do ii
well, his friends say.
Representative Welo comes back
from McHenry county and meets many
friends. G. D. Rice also represents
that county and has record as d
hustler. 81 4
Representative Tofsrud will do bust.
ness for Pierce county and looks as
though he knew how to do 1t well. #
Representative Ju2eler 10 over from
Mercer county and that section seems
to have made good choice.
John schlenker will represent the
3bth district in the house.
Representative Meidinger will ably
represent Mcintosh county.
A. Q. Hegiie is one Of the Richland
county members OF the house who ID
making friends readily and who will
do his share Tor Rfchland county.
County Auditor-elect elm, Weed is I'M
from j Napoleon and says the crowd here is
making heap Of noise for fellows whose job
Is only good for sixty days and that if he
started IN on two-year basis he would pass
them at the quarter post. e
Otto Saugstad, of Northwood, who is to be
the chief clerk of the house, is here making
friends of everybody he meets While nm
familiar to the work, he is one Of the bright
fellows that will quickly catch on. He was
hrst sergeant Of one of the Minnesota, COM
panies in the Philippines where he. had to call
the roll several times a day in the open air,
50 he won't have muck trouble making him
self heard in the hoslse- y 7
Representatives Stevens and SpaneberR Of
Burlegh county Of course must not, be over
locked N netting the presence in the city Of q
host Of bright lawmakers. They win be in
evidence, however when their constituents il.
terests are at stake. II. $ IS; FL 81 3s
Ex-State Senator HeeRe is down from
Minnewaukan to listen to the ehaplain's Re.
marks-an and see the capitol improvements
Q. ]. Olson. 5for years auditor Of Cass
county, now Sisted for bill clerk of the senate,
came up last night and u pleased TO meet SO
marry old fieRds. s9;s is.. I. 4
With one or two exreptions the clerical force
of the house win Be made UP Of new men, w.
A. Kelley, enrolling and engTossing clerk, be-
ing about the only veteran in the bunch.
+. r. Kennedy. Of Lndden has arrived and
now the Legislative circus can proceed l ss'
senaaor A. +. Kraabel of the thirty ninth ii
district, Trail rounty,s is new; in die senate
but is experienced in legislative matters. He
was an active member Of the last house and
will be heard from in the upper house. He
succeeds mighty clever gentleman, Col. Rob
inson. who was defeated for nomination.
1 Senator wagner of Rolette county was or,e
OF the late comers but was in time to partici
pate in the caucuses.
"A WORD TO MEMBERS Today wheerr
the secretary Of the senate and the chief clerI
Of the house calls the roll, each member shouls
see that his name IS spelled correctly II viii
save correction Of the journals hereafter.
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Very little ii the way Of stationery viii 5.
issued to the house members until next week a.
i win be necessary to renoee everything ffou.
the house chanber for the inausuEsl ball
i When the legislature adjourns Wedaesda,
i viii Lively adjourn till Tuesday next, il
order that al necessary arrangements for til.
inaugural ball may be perfected and the Ana
4 touches II the completion Of the house cham
her Supplied, AZ Il, a i NJ n
In preparing bills members should see tina,
they are typeHrittcn and in good form. NJ
bills should be introduced until the meeting
next week as there will be no committees Il
consider Them. 81
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