The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-07-19
ToINSPECT AND
WEIGH GRAIN

"ElOF1 ONAIN
We wish to invite your attention to
the new law recently passed by the
legislature of Wisconsin. relating to the
inspection and weighing Of grain at
Superior. This measure becomes etfec-
tive August LIST, and we believe will
prove to be the fairest measure ever en-
acted in the interest of the shipper.
Heretofore the inspection of all grain
at Superior has been under the direction
of Commission composed of Inspectors
appointed from the State of Minnesota.
The new law provides for Commission
to be appointed by the Governor of
Wisconsin, one member of which shall
be appointed by the Governor of North
Dakota, one by the Governor of New
York State, and the third to be accom-
mended by the Superior Board Of
Trade.
Upon the recommendation Of the
Eastern Millers Association and the
Chamber of Commerce at Buffalo, the
Governor OF New York State has yielded
to the good judgment of those bodies
ond named Mr.. John D. Shanahan, Of
Buffalo. He is grain man eff ripe ex-
perience and is we'll qualified for the
position.
Tho governor Of Wisconsin has ap-
pointed Mr.. Homer Andrews, of Super
Tor. Commissioner Andrews has had
years of experience in the grading of
grain, and his strict integrity and high
standing, not only in his own commmu-
nifty but throughout the state, makes his
appointment unusually gratifying. :,
The third member of the Commission
is Mr.. M. F. Swanston, of Michigan
City, North Dakota. He is very capable
and thoroughly experienced in the
handling and grading of grain, and his
qualifications are fully commensurate
with the interests of large and grow
ing state. His appointment is very
satisfactory to shippers, who feel that
their interests will be we'll conserved.
With the appointment of the COM
miss N as outlined above, all interests
will be fully represented, and shippers
of grain may confidently expect the gra-
ding and dockage to which they are just
ly entitled.
Another very important provision of
the new law is that the members of this
Commission cannot be owners of, nor
Interested in elevators or mills.
Neither can they be members of any
Board of Trade, or in the employment
of any railroad or Transportation CON-
pany. To be brief, their sole duty will
be to work for the interests of all ship
pers of grain, and we believe you will
fully conserve your own interests by
billing all your grain to Superior, and
that trial shipment of few cars on
the new crop will fully convince you of
the benefits You will derive personally
by the creation of the new Commits
sion.
TAKEN UP-at my place, Sec. "a, 1856
81, on or about July s, one yearling
calf. brindle color, no brand. Owner
proving property and paying charges
can have same.
DoUGALL McDoUGAL1,
1852 Burlington, N. D.
The lew store appears again
before the public with page ad-
vertisement in the INDEPENDENT
calling attention to the big sale
which they have put on in order
to clean out their entire stock of
goods. The Lroprietors have al
ways had good success with
these sales, and this promises to
be the biggest in their history.
T. Not . cent wanted, unless you are
cured. II you are sick and ailing, take
Aollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. A
& eat blessing to the human family.
Wakes you well-keeps you we'll. IS
cents, Tea or Tablets.
W. 3. HAwLEY.
The only place where you can get
satisfaction-at Myren's the tailor.