Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-11

and Superintendent Slattcry and his men
felt fully satisfied that there had been
nothing left und0ne to cause ANY disap-
pointments to those WHO hal the func-
ton in hand.
The Ca,nolic ladies' who served the ell
4 cgant banquet In the corridors had evil
IDENTIFY well planned for the vast assem-
hlage, and though they served over 800
guests, the last table, served was as
sumptuously laden with choice vlands as
when the banquet first started.
The rapid trips of the street car and
the unlimited hack service furnished ~
Bismarck's liveries made 1t an easy mat
ter to convey the merrymakers to and
from the capitol building.
The people OF, Bismarck are rejoicing
this morning that the event was the
complete success it was and that the
great number of visitors were so well
pleased. 1t proved what hospitality Is
extended those who take the opportunity
to visit the capital city on state occa-
sions. 1t was certainly u handsome well
come to Governor Hanna and his family
and the newly elected state officials.
As II Was Twenty Years Ago
For the entertainment OF Tribune
readers. the following is quoted from
IIIUulAc lIlSS "a JdIiuALS " ~ hSAS
are many names which will bring mem
cries Of long 6
The Reception o- rtr.'
The usually staid old capitol building
was Illuminated last night from dome to
basement, in honor of the Inauguration
of Governor Shortridge, the new admins
tration and the retiring state officers.
inside the building everything was
bright and cheerful and the guests found
la royal reception awaiting them. The
citizens committee left nothing undone
which would tend toward the pleasure
of the visitors. va "
At . O'Clock the rooms and corridors
were crowded with an assemblage OF
enthusiastic admirers Of new and old Of
ficers, all anxious to congratulate and
console their friends. .,.
To the inspiring strains Of 4 grand
march by the First Regiment band the
two administrations marched into the
legislative hall, where the reception was
held. Governor Shortridge. clad in a
neat claw-hammer, made his debut to
the public with all the dignity Of an old
time democrat n few. if any, of the
spectators could realize that the center
Of attraction was the horny handed son
of toll they looked for. Mrs. Iarimore
accompanied the governor, followed by
Governor Burke and Captain !. p: Bak-
err, e came Miss Shortridge n Mr..
LarimOre; by twos came the state OFF,
GERS, present and retiring.
The reception lasted two hours. during
which time a musical program was rem
dercd by the Lisbon band, and Mrs. J.
W. Scouten, Mrs. c. w. Sprague, T.
A. Boyden. w. A. Stickley and c. W.
Mcbride of Lisbon. At the conclusion
of the ceremonies the young element took
possession OF the house and succeeded in
winding up the festivities with 4 short
dance. ~. .-
The various committees certainly have
done their duties in making Governor
Shortridge's inaugural pass off as pleas
antly az it did. The decorations of the
house We're unique and elaborate and
the entire population turned out to well
come the new cabinet. aas @
Among those present from abroad
We're: ". r. Kellogg of the jamestown
Alert. w. r. Bierly.s Brad Hennessy,
Captain and Mrs. Mccormack. Miss Sla-
ter Of Grand Forks, Mr.. and Mrs. ". D.
Brown, r.. S. Adams, T. A. Boydea,
Mrs. J.. w. Schouten. Mrs. c.. w.
Sprague. c. w. Mcbride and w. a.
Stickiey Of Lisbon: Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Ellcott and H. B. Connell of Elliott; Cap
tain Dan Marratta, Colonel Jno. D. Ben
ton. Judge GuptiuA Major Edwards, Col
onel Lamont. M Lorene Ar1in. Clar-,
ence johnson and John Lamont, Fargo:
Colonel Robinson, MayviIle; Jno. Gill,
Casselton; P. J. McCumber, wahpeton;
Budd Reeve, Buxton; Miss Arnold and
Miss Larimore. Larimore: Senator and
Mrs. Ink. Moselle: Professor and Mrs.
Wood. Grafton: Miss Edith Wrakeman,
Northtield: Senator Casey, jamestown;
VIM. O'Mulcahey, St. Paul: J. D. Eyres.
Walter Muir, Sam Richardson. Leon and
Elmer Beard. Hunter; Hon. Ira Lamp
man. Valley City: NJ. D. Williams,
jamestown: Senator and Mrs. McGilvary,
James Buchanan. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. a.
Simpson. and Superintendent Phelan.
Dickinson; C. 0. Smith, Casselton; Col
onel r. +. kingman. H%illsboro: Hon.
John Ray, Dickinson; Colonel C. Il. Full
Ter and Major ]. F.. Cole, Lisbon: Mr..
and Mrs. C. NJ. Tubbs, Fargo, and
~Lieutcnants Woods and Carnahan, Fort
Yates
The Next Day
The Lisbon band. after RECALLING the
residents on the street yesterday. sere-
naded DR.. Bentley at his residence. The
%:ioctor has been q great friend of the
organization, has assisted them in cv-
cry way in his power, and the boys de-
sired to show their appreciation. The
several members of the band left for
their homes last evening,