Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-16
Curbstone And Corridor


j. Fl. Preston, who, with his good
wife came from Des Moines to visi!
friends here and TO look after some
land interests, has started back to
his Iowa home. They were delighted
visitors TO the exposition. and think
more OF North Dakota than ever. MT
! Preston has been connected with tho
big railroads OF the country for a nall
| century, and the welded life OF this
! happy couple began i~lfty.four years
. ago.
II. II. Dodd of MinncwaukOn has
quit prune peddling and will devote
all Of his time TO mis- ranch property
in Benson county. Mr.. Dodd Is one
| OF the best known travelling men on
| the road. and his commercial tourist
| friends envy him while they draw a
mental picture of Mr.. Dood straining
the honey and churning the vege-
tableswhile he looks meek.eyed bOs'
Wy in tho face as she lovingly steps
upon his union.
George II. Piercy of P%ineree, came
to the state capital to look things
! over. He says that they are all pros
porous around Pingree and that 1t is
| sure n town on the map now. he
looks for the town to more than
! double in population within a year.
0. B. HerigStad, who possesses al!
| the beauty OF the Minot law firm OF
Coyle 4 Herigstad. came In to ap-
! pear before the supreme. court, and
will abide for n day or two. Mr..
Herigstad says that Minot is getting
| to be 4 better and more moral town
! all the cine, and that the bottle trade
has fallen Off materially in conse-
| quence. giving way to the jug trade.
| Most of the stuff ONE from the
Twin Cities.
"One OF the biggest fighters for the
democratic cause this year" said a
Minot man, SIS l.. D. McGahan, the
| editor of the Minot Democrat, and
! who has been in the state for a great
many years. He is supporting the e
! tire democratic ticket, and speaks
| right out in the old McGahan way"
The Garrison Independent passes
| into the hands of T. LennOX Stanley,
| the man whose work for Energy and
on the Energy Sun has attracted so
much attention. Mr.. Stanley Is in
charge, and he will publish the En-.
| ergy Sun from the Garrison office
for the time being. Mrs. Stanley and
the boy will go to Idaho for a visit
| his winter. we have a big booster
! ..or Garrison now" said a Stevenson
county man, zone who will show what
we have to offer to people who want
to make a home in a good and prog
ressive town. We feel very much en-.
couraged that Mr.. Stanley is coming
to Garrison. Few men could have
done so much for Energy as he has
DONE" 10
"The exposition halls just make a
| big noise when a. football is heard
along the corridor now" said Com.
missioner Gilbreath. "All the ~.
hibits have been taken away, and
asst night marked the final wind-up.
I, feel very much encouraged over
conditions, and look forward to an
immense show next year." -.
There is something doing at Mott
md New England" said a. Hettinger
county man. THE railroads are Ship.
/ ping in large parties of .%laborers, and
hey are not there to merely bask in
the sunshine. There is going to be a
'ot OF construction work, and YOU
will see more railroad building in
hat section than was expected"
"What is that you have on there?"
sked Dr.. McLochlan CT Mick O'Con
! rer. THAT. my dear young man.
! aid Mr.. O'Connor, lis a w. c. r. U.
! badge pinned upon my manly breast
ny one Of the distinguished visitors
he other day. She told me it came
rom Rome. I am now a full fledged
! member. in spite Of the jealousy that
has been created in the heart OF a
certain sun burned ruffan who has an
office in one corner Of the basement
OF the state house and whose name
| will not mention because of his sun.
| burst complexion and his consequent
Notable temperament"
"The greatest index Of financial
conditions" said an old observer yes,
terday, sis found in the pool halls
| When times are good the tables are
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