Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-26
THE IAYOuT

THE LAYOUT
w. f. Gushing, Director
Lament OF the Legislator Hon. J.
l.. Hort and chorus.
(An join in the chorusJ
ooh, yes, We all haVs been there,
We've been there; we've been
there;
Oh, yes, We all hava been there,
And danced to the same old tune.
when Irish Eyes are Smiling LIE.
roy p. Chamberlain.
| Governor Hannafin's Message, Albert
Void, Secretary. 8t
Battle Eve" H. Halvorson, Geo,
!dumphreys.
M0nuonlopgue, Hon. Moses Rosensleig.
There's Alany a Slip" Hon. Arthur
Dixon and Chorus.
(All join in the chorYs)
Its q long way to sTipperary,
It's q long way to go;
And the rocky road ITO Dublin
us q tough one, We all know.
Goodbye, fond ambition,
Farewell, dream so fair;
It's a long, long way to where you're
heading,
But your heart'S right there
Finger Bowls
At the, conclusion of this pleasing,
hut Ut the same time. trying ordeal,
another card, labelled THE Real
Thing" was handed each guest TO- a
gether with an instrument for making
d noise, there being at least a. doz.
en- sorts of horns, rattles, whistles,
ETC., and at once every nan present
hbecame a Doy again, and the din fol
flowing the use of these instruments
OF torture was 5~i1cessAnt throughout
the session. This card contained the
following Order OF Business for the
balance Of the evening:
w. F. Gushing, Toastmaster
Fruit Cocktail
Sioux Flakes
Sliced Cucumbers Crisp Celery
A MESSAGE FROM HELL-GEsENl
Beef Bouil1on al Ritz
Suultana Waters
rHe nEslTATloN
Baked Lake Trout q u Bordelaise
SARATOGA Chips
KIN rHE SUPREME couiRr
Potted iHomard SQUADS on Crustades
(. Stuffed
: wrench OPtatoes
June Peas il Butter
MosEs il TtHE slVULL BUSHES
Asparagus Tips Salad Vinaigrette
. SrAIE GREATEST ISSUE
81 Vanilla Ice Cream s#
Assorted Cake
GARRY o,REILLY,
THE Irish Fiddler
. lPimento Cheese with Bent Wafer!
4, Cafe NOR,
"THE irALE cF A-sAER"
s. h Habanas
CLARK orD1,ffiELD.fRANklE DREW
i. The Ths EF:u uiss,'l's Duo
Should au1d acquaintance be forgo
And never brought to- mind?
Should aud acquaintance be forgo
And days of auld lang syne?
For aud lang syne, my dear,
For u lang syne;
$ Well take a cup o. kindness yet,
For auld lang syne.'
The Grand Pacific management il
to be congratulated upon the excel
i. lence OF the menu and service, thi:
part Of the banquet being generally
and most fav0rably commented upon
In this part Taylor Thompson gave
e q laughabie attempt Of a small boy
to repeat the alphabet. Fire Marsha
Il Runge made a clever imitation Of
s Chief Justice Fisk and read a ridicu
8 lous decision of the supreme court II
9 asscat dispute betwes an Burt, Flnney and
Geo. H. Russ. This was followed by
! an alegory OF Moses in the Bull Rush
Ties in which little .iNfose" Of the gov
i ernor's Office ~was4shown ain q basket
.. made OF bull PUSHES s.bsing discovered
by Pharaoh's daughter.
i Richter%son. Job.
/. Edgar Richter president Of thu
: State Press association, and Harry
Case then held a. Joint debate. upon9the
Of the2day from the female
/ point OF, view, both the gentlemen's
get.aps causing q ROAR of laughter.
John M. Baer OF Beach gave a splen'
did sChalk Talk. illustrating his re,
marks with excellent likenesses OF
many Of the prominent men present
and bringing ont q hearty laugh from
start to finish.
with the cigars came Garry O'Reilly,
the Irish Fiddler, who played a mum.
Der Of popular airs and soon had the
whole bunch Joining insfwith him tanC
making no end Of fur. He was fellow.