Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-10

looked upon the light of day at Hud-
son, Wisconsin, and in no way blaming
the town, has been here this week. Mr..
! Johnson looks the part Of IA senator and
acts the part. He is a demonstrators OF
| abstruse problems and can use a cork
! screw for more purposes than any man
in existence. He one time removed a
cinder from a mans eye with a cork
| screw and turned right around and par
ed an apple for a little boy with the
| same cOrkscrew. Mr.. Johnson is one .o1
the hardest workers among the silo deal
| ers making this portion Of the country.
| He is accompanied on this trip by his
secretary, L. II. Hennessy, and his val
ct, Joseph Grumpy, will arrive on Sat-
urday. ~
Judge Alloys Wartner Of Wells county
Is one of the best known of the lawmak-
! ers. He is serving his first term, and
this is his Made entrance in The leg
islature. He is a good lawyer and a
| clever gentleman and he will render a
I good accounting of himself to..the peo-
pie. Mrs. Wartner and Alloys Wartner.
Jr.. accompany him.
SeuulOE dSs w tlh6uio l'S
member from McHenry, has sent for
Mrs. Hookway, whose charming person.
atty is so well remembered by the for
mer members of the legislature. Mrs.
Hookway takes a keen and intelligent in
terest in all legislative matters and has
been a great social favorite in Bismarck.
Senator Hodkway has been a valuable
man for his district.
Florence McAuiiffe, secretary OF the
republican county central committee. has
been looking in OF the legislators and de-
Gliding upon proper procedure. Mr.. Nc
Auliffe is one Of the pioneers of Morton
county, but has held his age so well
that he doesn't look any Older than
George Bingenheimer. or over thirty.
Mr.. McAuliffe is a warm personal friend
of Governor Hanna and has found much
pleasure in his election.
General Poole, who has been i'll, is
convalescent and able to be around
again. The general has been an old war
horse in the republican cause there
is hardly a man in the state who gave
more time and interest to the election
of Governor Hanna than he did. Cen
eral Poole will give less attention to pol
tiles, however, and viii 90 into the con-
tracing business in the spring. His
many friends over the state will wish
him abundant success.
Senator Carter, the able gentleman
from Richland, likes to sit by a frosty
window while the wind is blowing a gale
and tell of the orang groves, the surf
bathing, the fine fishing and the lovely
climate of FLORIDA. Senator Carter is
Interested in lands on the east coast and
has been down there n great deal of the
time. He insists that there Is no fruit
in the world eaualling that Of Florida.
and says that there is nothing in the
world that can keep that country back.
He looks askance at the everglades prop
osition, but says that Florida IS about
as fine a place as he ever saw. Some or
his fish stories have been referred to the.
Ananias club and will be reported upon
by a committee composed of James F.
Shea. w. p. Macomber and Eugene
Snow Neal.
b. f.. Beltz, the grain expert. is back
from the Twin, Cities and reporting the
finest time of his life. Mr.. Beltz is maxi
ing his Headquarters here n will re-
main during the winter. He was for
merly on the road for his firm and is one
of the most popular men on the road.
Berndt Anderson of Churches Ferry Isl
one of the most wholesome men IN the
legislature. He grows amazingly with
acquaintance, and his modesty as well
as his worth has made him a great many
friends. His conscientious regard for
the needs of his district has attracted
much attention and won him much rel
spect. I'VE are just dry lane folks up
our way" said Mr.. Anderson, and we
hang our clothes on Il hickory limb ana
don't go near the water But Churchs
Ferry used to realize what the music of
a steamboat whistle meant. That wa
long ago when the lake stretched across
the miles and was at our feet. But the
water receded' and we are as dry today
as a pigless own "a. ~. -.
CAPTAIN Frank S. Henry, the hand
some and distinguished military chief
tain of Valley City, has come into the
city without any resistance being made,
and captured it. But he always cap
lures Bismarck. He is. accompanied by
his brother, Theodore Henry. Captain
Henry is in the abstract business in the
Barnes county capital city, and is tax
ing on flesh with, the old time regularity.
He says that Herman Winterer and all
the other young fellows of the Eiks
lodge at Valley City are leading the SIM
pie life and hat early candelight sees
most Of the strong men in bed.
"There is another candidate for game
warden in the field" said a Williams
county man to the lar About Town.
Ben Olson is a candidate for the game
wardenship. He has Just retired from
the sheriff's office. No county ever had
a better sheriff than Il. 3. Olson. He
was a terror to the eviIdoers and he
cleaned up the county without much de-
lay. He has been a courageous and eff
ficient officer, n If he is elected game
warden there will be no question about
the laws enforcement"
Robert Blakemore. the democratic
member of the lower house from Cass
county, is one of the most enthusiastic
knights Of Pythias in North Dakota or
in the country at large. He has been
giving a lot of time to Fargo lodge, and
to work in the knights Of the Khoras-
SAN. He has been so eager for one or
two subjects in this more elevated de-
gree that a bunch is working that Mr..
Blakemore nay mean violence when his
Door lonely victim has NO way to defend
himself. Mr. Blakemore is a hard work
err for the initiative and referendum and
the man who votes against that measure
will have a hard time before him.
T.. A.. Coulter and August Mattson
came down from Williams county with