Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-09

Gratis in an enthusiastic meet
ing. He has many friends here. In
early days Mr.. Stenyick o a pie
eating contest from a number of 9TH
er citizens, including Lieutenant Den
mis- Hannafin.
'~They are having a great time in
Mercer county" said a krem resident
as he walked into the Grand Pacific
last night. you see, John Cass beat
lEnge, the states attorney, for that
Office. Enge had been appointed by
the county commissioners. The first
of the week Cass presented his bond,
and then Mr.. Enge decided that he
could not approve the same. Enge
serves until his successor qualities.
There will be more going to court
about the matter and the people are
again taking sides" Cass recently
took the bar examination in Bismarck
before the supreme court and was a.
censed to practice law. He had been
admitted before in Minnesota.
Scott Rex of Grand Forks, the man
who figured as the kissee in one OF
Judge Cowan's alleged bursts OF at
.'fection, when the matter was thresll.
ed out before the senate last winter,
is now a candidate for judge at Grand
Forks and promises TO do nothing in
decorous while acting as the legal ar
bitter of Nelson and Grand Forks.
They have been wanting the Scots
to meet here on Eurns' birthday, and
a number of attractions have been
suggested. One Of the features is to
have Land Commissioner Mcdonald
appear in kits with II leg shaved
ard the other done up in kid curriers'.
MIR. Mcdonald promises.
A solemn gentleman stopped Com
missioner Gilbreath in the hallway of
the capitol yesterday and looked over
the Prince Albert coat neatly button
ed owe the we'll fed front of the popu-
lar state official. He looked again.
Excuse me, my friend, but may l
ask if you are the chaplain of the
house of representatives."
II am not, my good man, but a
mere ordinary pilgrim traversing this
vale of tears with as little noise as
possible and as much kindness in my
heart as l can find for the people in
general. l am a mere wayfarer who
wears this coat for a purpose
And the two men separated.
State Chairman Brewster of the re-
publican party was unable to come
and be present at the inauguration.
He has been in bad health for several
weeks, but Mrs. Brewster, who is Wis
iting relatives here, looks for him
some time next week. There sis no
more popular man in the state than
Fred Brewster. He has been a hard
political worker. ..s.,.. e .&I ..a
Senator Davis had a constituent
who wanted to work for North Dako-
ia at the usual per diem. So the SEN
ator placed his constituents name be-
fore the senate. 81 nominate MI.
Bickel for so forth and SO forth" said
Senator Davis in his chestiest tones.
The motion was numerOusly second
ed.
ut is moved and seconded that Mr..
Packel be elected" said the rotund
ard the orotNlnd presiding officer. ".he
motion prevailed. Then some sena-
tor insisted that Mr.. Dill Pickles
name be placed upon the senate pay
roll, and the same was compiled with.
George Hart OF Ryder desires to be
game warden for that district. He
says that he is not as eloquent as
Stenvick, nor is he as good looking
as the Minot game warden, but he
says that he would patiently try to
learn. He says that he knows some
thing about hunting and that he once
killed an elk and that once or twice
he has wanted to kill "a number OF
Elks, but that under the circum-
stances he would try to protect the
game properly, and make an efficient
officer. He will confide in Governor
Hanna, who will seek to make George
feel all right, no matter what hap
pens. Mr.. Hart is a druggist at Ry-
der and is n Of the best known re-
publicans in the state.
Dick Drummond is here. Good old
Dick. The boys are all tor him, and
he is for all the boys. He is door
keeper of the house and knows how.
He Is one Of the best of fellows, is a
gentleman of the old school and will
discharge his duties in a handsome
manner. There will be no "offset" in
Dicks work, for he has been a press.
man too long for that.
George H. Kelly of Lakota has been
with us. Mr.. Kelly is a law partner
OF General Carl Prick and is n Of
the best known lawyers in North Da-
kota. Mr.. Kelly desires to be ap.