Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-01-07
New Corporations

| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ne. Corporations.
Bismarck. Alfred Blaisdell, Secre
tary of State, mas issued charters e
the following corporations:
Sheridan County Abstract Company
Denhofr. n. d.. capital stock, 5000
lncorporators: w. l.. Muessle. Den
hoif; f. E. Funk, Washburn, and
\ others.
Fargo Milk Company. Capital stock
100000. Incorporators: A. j. Mcken
xte. r. W. Morrow, A. NJ Bean, all OF
Fargo. y. d.. and others.
Northwestern Tank Company, Fargo
Capital stock. 10000. lncorporators:
Miles Murphy. Pekin; Harry f. HOE
hle. P. j. Nailor. and others of Fargo.
George Pirie Company. Fargo. Cap
ital stock. $4,000 Incorporators !:
George Pirie, James H. Grady, Andrew
o. Madison, all Of Fargo. and others.
The Carpio Hardware and Imple.
ment Company, $4,000. lncorpora.
tors: p. J. Kavanagh, Leonard C.
Arnold and Thomas j. Kavanagh, all
Of Carpio.
The Dakota Collection and Credit
Company, Dickinson. Capital stock,
$4,000. 1ncorporators: William H.
Walton, Guy H. Dickinson. Louis Pet
ricka, and others of Dickinson.
Klipper Company, Grand Forks.
Capital stock. $4,000. Incorporators:
Wilbur 8. Kelly. John E. Anderson
and Watson Anderson, all of Grand
Forks.
Hart Land and Loan Company, Nc.
Henry. Capital stock. 100000. In
corporators: H. 8. Halvorson, w. O.
1-owden, j. H. Campbell and others Of
McHenry
The Ruettell Clothing Company,
Grand Forks. Capital stock. $4,000.
lncorporators: j. H. Ruettell, and r. C.
Ruettell, both of Crookston, Nina. end
c. F. Ruettell OF Fargo.
Bowman Drug Company. Capital
stock, 100000. lncorporators: John r.
Smith. Ralph T. Haywood and Fred w.
Carlson all Of Bowman, N. D.
Suicide.
FargO.-Failing to arrive at church.
where his congregation had assembled
for Sunday morning worship, search
Ing party was formed to locate Rev.
Robert G.. Dougherty. pastor Of the
Congregational church at Buchanan,
N. D., a small town near jamestown.
On visiting his apartments over the
Buchanan State bank. the minister
was found lying in q pool of his own
blood. That he had committed suicide
was established beyond doubt. q
razor with which he had done the deed
being gripped in his cold hand, while
rambling note half explaining the
deed was found on table.
This note was evidently written
Dec. 23. on which day he borrowed q
revolver from neighbor, but his
nerve failed him then. He had been
watched for some time by people OF
Buchanan. who were not satisfied he
was in his right mind. He once lived
in Kansas City.
Less Marriages.
Grand Forks.-There were 113 less
marriages in 1908 than in 1907, &C
cording to the records at the Office of
the Grand Forks county Judge In
1907 373 secured marriage licenses
while in 1908 there were 26O to date.
This record does not indicate that
Cupid was less idle than usual. ac-
cording to the county Judge. The
new marriage law worked against
Grand Forks. In the past couple
could come from any county in the
state. secure license here and be.
come married before their friends
knew anything about it. Under the
new regulations the license must be
secured in the county where one of
the parties resides. After they secure
a license the parties usually get mar.
ried at the place where 1t is secured.
In previous years couples came from
all over the northern half of the state
to secure their licenses.
Jealous.
| Grand Forks.-Mrs. William Green,
colored wife of local confectionery
dealer. crazed by the attentions paid
by her black husband to Mrs. Fred
Sherlock. the half-breed wife of q
| white man chilled Mrs SharlocL IN