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


for the supreme court. Mr.. MCGEE
Is an old Illin0isan, but al educated
at Notre Dame, where he graduated
In law under that great dean, Colonel
Hoyne. Business is very brisk In
Minot," he said, "but zone of the
lawyers are getting hump backed tax.
ing care of increasing business. They
all had a fine crop up In that c0un-
try, and all the farmers are getting
cut OF debt. The land Of this good
old state Is the best thing OF all. !
want all can get. You can't lose II
you get North Dakota dirt.
Attorney Frazier OF Garrison was
here on legal business, and when
seen at the Mckenzie he said that
there was a busy time ahead for the
business men OF Stevenson county.
Our people take care OF the crops
pretty WELL" he said. I'VE had good
crops this year, too. We expect Gar.
rison to be the county seat, and then
things will boom. Garrison Is a good
town anyway. There Is no more
promising town in our section of the
state" Then Coroner Malloy of Max
mentioned cement sidewalks, and the
conversation became so highly color.
ed that the newspaper man fled. 1t
would seem that both Max and Gar.
rison want the county seat.
J. L. Robinson, the we'll known tax
title specialist Of largo, was in the
city this morning and was taken
about the city by Judge Z. T. Burke,
Of the supreme bench. Mr.. Robin
son and Judge Burke are old friends.
Attorney H. S. Blood, of Minot, is
in the city in matters before the SUI
preme court. Mr.. Blood is accom-.
panied by his little daughter, who
likes Bismarck very much.
Earl Biting, associate editor OF the
Mandan Pioneer, secretary of Man.
dan lodge of Elks and a lot OF other
nice things came over this afternoon
to look the situation owe and see II
there is any difference between Man
dan water and Bismarck water. 1--WE
have a nice assortment of weather
in our town." said Mr.. Biting, land
a larger variety of politics. Every
candidate is certainly running some
Jim Campbell has gone into it seri
ously, and is going to e every voter
in the county, he says, between now
and election day. Everett Conrad is
also busy. There is very little ex'
element about county division, and
there won't be much. The people
have made up their minds"
G. +. Roth Of North Branch, MINI,
is here to look the old town over
again. He likes to come back as OF
ten as he can, for he always sees
that thinge have been moving along
in Bismarck. He has a farm eight
miles north Of Mckenzie that he
thinks more of than V
w. H. Mann, the strong man OF
New Salem, who is doing fine. things
on the railroad commission, came in
this afternoon to look after official
duties. He says that New Salem
promises to become the great eide
centre If Max Schultze has his way
about it in the propagation of apples
Monday night was the first ami.
yersary of the installation of Man
dan Lodge No. 1886, B. P. o. e., and
there was a celebration that was sim.
, ply immense. They had a big feed
out in the main hall, one of those
feasts that has made Mandan famous
in the past from the standpoint OF
the eDicure. Captain Hanley, who ry
the way, does not hold himself out
as an advertisement of the fat pro
ducing qualities of Elk food at Man
dan, made a speech that w"as a hum,
mer. There were other speakers
too, and there was a dandy good time,
One OF the monkeys that was shown
here was killed in the wreck Of the
Northern Pacific at Oriska. All o.
the Hippodrome actors were shaken
up, but none of them lost anything.
1T is this red ear of corr bus.
ness that tothers me-" said G. b. Win
ter, the poetic publicity plunderer o
the exposition, land l am beginning
to be worried. l have such a large
number Of young lady friends, anG
each has called my attention to the
red ear of corn in particular anG
asked me If l ever belonged to the
corn huskers. There is something
back of all these inquiries, and l wish
that some n would tell me I asked
Ed Patterson and he didn't know.
asked General Poo.e and he said he
would find out down at Medina.
wish some one would tell me-"
"The consolidation Of the Merchant!
National and the Commercial bank o
Fargo is the biggest deal in our tow
fer a long time" said a Fargo mar a
he Mckenzie. The Merchants Ma
tional is n OF the most e%nterprisin,
Institutions II the Northwest. Mr.
Baldwin, who is so we'll known Bis
marck and at Garrison, will devote al
CT his time to his loan business"
"Say, you Bismarck folks have /;
larry lunch that would put the Chica
go places hustling to beat it, sad Johl
Austell Of Chicago, to a newspape,
man. II have seldom seen such goc4
appointments. This town Of Eismarcl
looks to me like the Invest place il
the Northwest. When | e what sh,
has am tempted tc put all | have ii
real estate here"