Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-15

The report that Dan Slattery and
Frank Feeney will head a bunch OF
Turks and 60 back to fight is a mis-
take. Both Of the gentlemen insist
that the present needs Of North Da.
kota require their presence here.
Jimtown advices are that Captain
McGinnis, who was here with his
Grand Army drum corps, has added q
fiddler to his retinue and that there
is music Of m kind or another all
the time around the town that the
Gladstone made famous.
Col. Little returned from the east
yesterday. He says that there Is q
long procession Of threshing crews
to be seer on the road through North
Dakota, and that the farmers are gel.
ting their grain threshed in good
shape. Everybody seems to be busy
looking after the enormous crop.
J, A. McGregor, panied as we'll as
chagrined at the result of Judge
Crawford's hunting expedition, went
to Dawson yesterday evening, and
will hunt for ducks In earnest. Mac
had sent to Ohio for his old f1intlock,
but it got lost some place between
Wapokeneto and G%allipolis. and he
had to take one OF the despised mod
ern arms along. t.
F. c. Malloy, the prominent drug.
gist OF Max, is here, having come to
be present during an operatiin for
appendicitis upon Mrs. Malloy ut St.
Alexus hospital. DR.. Nicholson came
down, but returned on the following
day. Mr.. Malloy is a widely known
democratic politician OF Mclean coun-
ty and has many friends.
A man from Mandan was in yester
day evening and said that the war
spirit has seized Captain kaniey that
he can recite the route from Bucha-
rest to Herzegovina backward with
his eyes shut and then a go over
the route sideways. He says that thc
war spirit has seized most of the mil.
itary leaders OF Mandan, and that
Col. Steen has been sharpening his
sabre on John Foran's grindstone.
This bachelors life doesn't agree
with Tax Commissioner Wallace a
little bit, and ne is longing for. home
like a busted boy abroad. He has
rented q house finally and will move
to Bismarck and resume regular haD.
it's. No longer will he chase the fes.
tive doughnut across a marble slab.
Nor will he drink his coffee with ex.
ceeding haste. He will go back to
home living. MI. Wallace has a beau.
tiful home at Wahpeton, an abode OF
which any man could feel proud. But
he is coming to help Bismarck, and
1t stands to reason that he likes it.
No ma eve becomes acclimated to
the state house who wants to hurry
away from Bismarck.
"You didn't know, did yor," said the
travelling La with the red tie, that
he CIR ginal OF Kin Hubbard's ABB
Martin resides right here in North
Dakota?" The newspaper man didn't
know. well, it's a fact. jim Ar.
thur of Goshen told ms. He is run,
ming a newspaper in North Dakota,
and has been out here for several
years. l think it is at Hebron. AT
any rate he was the heightened tray
cling salesman of a type foundry ana
demonstrated the various uses OF I;
Washington hand press. He decided
TO come out into the wild and woo J
Northwest, and he liked it so we'll he
stayed. They elected him justice OF
the peace IN his town, and he always
insists upon kissing the bride when
he performs a marriage ceremony. j
will give you his picture the nexi
time l make Bismarck" The writ
er doesn't believe that man. George
J. Landon doesn't look any more like
Abe Martin than Sam Clark looks
like a minister Of the gospel.
Nj. Bowen, the socialist candidate
for governor, was here last night and
addressed the people near the Nc
Kenzie hotel. His attacks upon the
personality OF Roosevelt and his fam
lily failed to receive a 1iattering recep
ton.
George MCGEE, the well known Min
OF lawyer. and one Of the most sue
cessful in the legal profession Of
North Dakota came in last night and
gave the morning to shedding the ligh'