The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-01-02
GOSSIP AT
THE CAPT.
LOTS OF OLD TIMERS
SEEN IN THE LOB
Changes In the State Offices
Occur In che Morning Some
Men Who Drew Deputyships-
Personal Notes.

Bismarck, N. d., Jan. 2-Tuesda,
see change in several of the offie
the capitol. Governor White, whe
occupied the executive chambers "a
past four years will give way to
E. Y. Sarles who has selected a,
private secretary James w. Foley
clever young newspaper man of
marck B. Anger of Grand Forks
has been in Attorney Bosard's offici
some time, will be the stenograpii
/ the office.
Albert Peterson of Sargent Co
succeeds Treasurer Mcmillan. Mr.
erson has announced that he has
pointed as his deputy Will Falcoiis
Bismarck. Mr.. Falconer is thoro
Fly capable man. Mr.. Peterson has
pointed as clerks in the Office Hs
Bradley of Forman and Miss Nit
| of Bismarck. The treasurer's Office
be moved to new quarters in the co
of few days where the force will
much more comfortable and spac
quarters.
Insurance Commissioner E. C. G.
er, who succeeds Commissioner IA
has appointed A. Rolling. clever yc
newspaper man of Bismarck, as his
uty and will retain Miss Cresingei
stenographer.
Secretary of Agriculture and L;
R. ]. Turner will be succeeded by
retiring deputy commissioner Of in
ance, Gilbreath. Mr.. Gilbreatf appo
ed some months ago Prot. E. E. K
man of Fargo. which shows very Gle
that the office viii have very &C
administration for the coming two ye
The new board of railroad conn
/ sioners will be organized with C. j
tsem Of LaMoure and G. C. Hann
of Ashley as secretary.
| he stock at the state prison has b
checked over by the state board atlt
| is found that this institution has nj
a profit to the state in the last 4
years of about $4,000. The prison
thorities feel that this should be
as working capital, so that the ont
could be increased, BY securing a gre
er supply Of raw material, but there
those that feel that a portion Of I'll
Iprofts should GO into the sinking fu
to help pay off the original investne
The matter is UP to the legislature, q
| the members will probably use gc
business sense in deciding the qlesti
Register Sanborn of the Minof lal
Office is looked upon as one OF
slrewdest politicians in the state,
Frank Treat seems completely
home among the politicians and he iii
some old and very warm friends he
Postmaster and Mrs. Bulge are hi
and are warmly welcomed.
Marshal and Mrs. Haggart and s
Dan, are the guests of Mr.. and N
Hughes
One of the old members warmly II
coined hack is John S. Palfrcw
Hopes Mr.. Palfrey always kecps
good track Of what is going on, and
derstands what is not on the surface
Editor Trubshaw IS one Of the ii
Ion the ground who is closely look
after the interests of Griggs Count,
as a member of the third house
Colonel Hankinson Of Hankinsof, !
AN arrival on Sunday. The colonel
simply adding 70 the fun IN the til
house.
Representative ]. HI. McLain of il
sfer was among the arrivals on Sund
One of the ablest members Of
senate comes from Sargent County
the person Of Sen John Fl. DyAe S
ator Dyste will be one Of the leaders
the upper house If the predictions of
constituents are worth anything, and
is safe to say they are.
w. T. Burgett and wife Of EIaxi
Ward County, were among the arriy
ON Sunday. Mr.. Burgett is president
the Citizens Bank Of Fiaxfon and II
dentally takes little recreation in p'
| tics.
Senator Main of Towner County !
rived a little late for some of The
but has been around the Iobbies siI
yesterday noon The senator is All
|thusiastic sportsman and IS mem
/ of the committee appointed by the ST
Sportsnefl's Association to recofi1nss
changes in our game laws.
Superintendent of Public It1stsuct
Stockwell was an arrival Sunday s.
erintendefit Stockwell is one of Tie B
lest mon at the capitol but i1everflleI
always finds time % have talk II
friends.
Sargent County win have two Il
able members ia the house during
present Session iii the persons Of C1
Cooper and John EIados. both Reis)