Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-07
Curbstone And Corridor
~ Col. q. c. Whitehead.


Norman Mo -,son tho man from Glen.
% rrv came IN sunday and Is at the
I McKepzie NJ Norrison Is from Ram
sew county. living near Webster. where
hid acres yield a fortune every year. He
lis ono ~ tho hes, ~awrnakers we have
ever had 'His keen business ability, his
rugged honesty and his conscientious re-
., rd for Tho needs Of the taxpayer have
fIrouyht him much attention He makes
| thinker. He wants to know Mr..
! Morrison can see a bright future in
| North Dakota affairs if he wants to.
Mrs. Morrison will come down within a
| fortnight and remain for the session.
IHer charming ]womanhood makes her
many friends ywher she may 20.
/ 49,
y + snyder If Schafer Is one OF the
new members WHO has many acuuain-
,,nces here He IL a graduate of the
stote university law school and has won
success IN Mckenzie county's CAPITAL.
M SNYDER ia here to make an earnest
! effort. He will render n good account
ing Of himself. for he mas the intelli-
Rencc and the character to make a usc-
Ito pass us nv" said Mr., SNYDER. 1.-THE
road is building up Seven Mile and up
lAlkali and will miss Schafer a few
miles. But we will remain the county
seat, The peLple of Mckenzie are pros
porous and happy. No county in North
| Dakota has a larger percentage Of up
and coming, neople than has Mckenzie
I county II has The finest soil on earth
| and the best farmers. It vii, rank as
] one of the greatest counties in the
| Northwest as soon as it gets a railroad.
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HIM yames r She, tbe United States
marshal has haen about the corridors of
! tho Mckenzie shaking hands with the
crowds and mating hundreds of old
| friends Mr. shea was a Custer scout
| and has heen identified with the growth
AVID doveIonma of North Dakota for
| docodoc ua cave that no feels s,re he
| viii hold onto Ia federal oh until the
| Gfth of March. onvwa and that he NAV
On oftor the Mace too hard. Mr.. Shea
| win he here at times during the session,
| but was much disappointed because he
was not elected chaplain of the Third
| House that honor having fallen to Hon.
Ip p wickham of Glen rllin.
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1,doa 4 r. 1e,ph+or the sn,endid in
VIC, fron, M;not and ono If the hest
| dis,r;o, ;udoas maj North Dakota has
500 how q legislative assembly would
| act while Matching, He a accompan-
/ led nv his advisor and counselor. John
lC. Lowe: who felt that the one best
| speakership Let was the Honorable Ar
| thnr Mccall THOMPSON of the Mouse
! River Valley. Judge Leighton was APP
| pointed Judge by Governor Burke and
| then elected without opposition to sue
| coed himself. There was a time when
! Judge Leighton was a ballplayer. Not
| one of these, dubs Of players like Doc
| Spillane or Clarence Parker or Dad
| Marsh or COL. Greenleaf, but a real,
| CLASSY ballplayer with knobs sticking out
] all over his legs. He was a glutton for
/ physical exercise in those other days.
I but the bench has made a difference
| with him. ~ ~
! 4si,p-- ,&, I:
King John Satterlund is ill at the SIS
marck hospitaI. He has been having
! came down for treatment. He is sadly
missed around the hotel Hobbies. Few
: men are better known than King John.
/ But he is showing less inclination for
| politics and clinRs more to the pleasant
| environment of his den in his COM
| Portable home at Washburn.
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T. Z. Fritz the stalwart democrat OF
rowner is apain in the legislature. be.
inc a %memberTof the lower house. His
sta,wart Apnre alert and eoodlooking. is
,ncs. He saws that he believes that he
viii introduce a resolution in the house
that ali rennhlicans are not liars,
| thieves and porch climbers and that
some of them are entitled to confidence
II nroperlv youched for. In the mean
time no continues to associate with those
self same republicans lust as If he was
irving TO ,earn the art if his figure per-
mitted, Mr.. Fritz is yery popular among
the legislators. He is also a candidate
for the receiyership of the Minot land
office under a democratic administra-
ton and shows some fine chances for
success. He was a hard fighter for
John Bruegger for democratic national
committeeman.
Erad 7 Tra NOR @he vel, known Dew
iIs Iak- LAWYER. 70 here akinc a look
around and with some suggestions about
ramadial legislation whatever that is.
Mr. Travnor saws that Devils Lake Is
In tho midst ~ . mighty fight on the
com mission form If government. When
in Tho university Mr. Traynor was the
handsomest man in his class. Ee was
elected sneaker Of the Third House and
Hon p r Norton given the position
close TO the Mortal