Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-02
Curbstone And Corridor
From The State. - !


81 did think l would go back to
lndiana,' said c. A. Rusc Of Under
wood, land sec the old %neighbors. But
that country is too tame for a man who
has been out here and become accli-
mated. No, / think | will stay in
North Dakota
w. Z. Hopes of Carringcon has
been in the city. Mr.. Hopes is a sue
c~essful lawyer and a we'll known citi-
zen. He is from the town that Joe
Doyle made famous. He says that Bill
Doyle is now cunning an obesity cure
that is a pcaM and that dc has Sc
cured a picture Of T. 7. McC,c as an
"aftcr taking illustration.
Losing money every minute" said
Carl Peterson, the capable secretary of
the Elks. Pork went up and | didn't
have any. But the John Deere imple-
ment business is certainly going some.
W. are preparing to do the biggest
business ever next year. You watch
our smoke. Watch and see if we don't
show these imitators what is what"
81 am going home" said J. H. Wish
elk of Ashley, "but l will return. |
like to see the legislative wheelsS>in
motion, and / understand there will
4 be a lot of new kinds this year. !
will go down to Ashley and stay a
few days and then I'll hurry back
Things are in fine shape in my section
of the country. The people are all
| prosperous and happy"
"This old town looks mighty good
to me-" said w. S. Stambaugh, who
came down with A. w. Fowler, his
partner, to do what tthey could to see
that Fargo water works were in good
order. II remember when this town
didn't look as good az it does now,
too. But Bismarck and Mandan are
both going tc be big cities. They have
the railroad facilities and the soil
and the men and women who make
great communities. l would live here
If ! we're younger. But l have reach.
| ed the forty mark and l want to stay
around where Porterfield, Brewer,
! Phin Leach. Fred Irish, Bill Stern
and other veterans are" .G.
J. A. Meyer. a Celtic gentleman
will, a Florentinc accent and residing
at New England, where nc is in the
land business, wa here on business.
Our town is the lulu town." said MIR.
Meyer. 1T is the greatest grain cen
ter anywhere. We have the goods to
make a great town. | tell you they
can't beat New England, Mike O'Mal-
ley was down from Williston the other
day. He is an expert land man. He
says that our town is the best town
Of its size in the world And Mr..
O'Malley has lived at Hannah, Calvin,
Langdon and Buiord. North Dakota,
and Poplar, Montana. He knows what
a good town is. If you will come
down he will prove to you what a good
town we have got" Mr.. Meyer is the
best town booster III the business. But
it is admitted that he is from a mighty
good town.
Don't forget that we are going to
have the biggest ChautauQua Of them
ALL" said Attorney B.. w. Shaw of
Mandan. "We wilt get into camp in
the early summer, too, and you Bis
marck people as we'll as the folks to
1.-THE west, the east, the north and the
south, will find cordial welcome there
If you will bring your tent and stay
awhile. There will be real keen en-
joynent. Before the Chautauqua there
will be several courses in mems do.
mestic science. w. A. Lanterman will
give a series Of demonstrations on
baking potatoes in various forms.
John F. Sullivan will show the real
merit of the modern hap1ack properly
Fbuilt. DR.. Stark will show the best
method of preparing q German carp
lfor burial, and DR.. McGuinness will