Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-08-22

The state board of control was IN
Mandan yesterday on a regular WISH
to he school of correction. Inc IN
stitution was found to be in the usual
good condition.
Major Stedman military secretary
of state, is in charge of the office
during the absence of Adjutant Gen
eral Treumann In connection with
Lieutenant Harris, he peace of the
state is being we'll guarded.
Mrs. Helen Porter and son Ward
Porter, of Mayville, are in the CITY
euests at the home of Mrs. P0rters
nephew, w. ]. Anderson. chief CLERK
in the office of Secretary OF State
Mrs. Porter is in charge of the primary
denartment of the Mayville schools,
and Mr.. Porter has been engaged as
superintendent of the schools at rs
mond for the ensuing year. iney
came here for the purpose OF register
ing for land in the Berthold reserVa-
ton and will return to thel rhOme TO-
morrow, making the trip with Mr'
Porter's automobile.
Application has been made to sec
retary of State Norton for admission
tn do business in North Dakota by the
Western Realty & Security Company,
of Aberdeen. S. D. The capital stock
is 100000. The company does a
general real estate and brokerage bus
mess, locates town sites. and acts
as agents for persons and corpora
tions. The president of the concern
is Edmund j. Mantzger.
The Equity Elevator & Trading co.
of Brocket, N. D. is a new corporation
licensed to do business in North "a
kota. The capital stock is $25,OOO,
and the corporation will erect, lease
and operate elevators and st0rehOuses,
buy grain and deal in farm products.
The incorporators are Ray Cunning
ham. p. H. Kelly. A. v. Gardner, P. 0.
Eyey and ]. D. Robinson, all of Brock
ct, N. D.
U. H. Romer. sheriff Of Stutsman
county while in the city today paid
the state house a visit and viewed
the museum and other points of inter-
est. He was accompanied by young
lady from St. Paul who came here to
register for the Berthold land draw.
ing. The sheriff brought prisoner to
the state penitentiary. While at the
institution he subscribed for the pris.
on paper for the enlightenment OF the
prisoners in the jamestown jail.
The real business to come before
the state railway commission at it's
meeting in Fargo on September Is
the question of freight rates on farm
machinery returned to the manufac'
turer. OF course this is the main
business of the meeting, but other
matters will receive consideration,
should they come up. There Will be
a lot of railway attorneys present and
the shippers will want to be heard.
w. H. Mann, member of the rail-
way commission, was in the city the
latter part of last week from New
Salem. He was here to go over some
and to make further arrangements for
the meeting in Fargo on September |
9Th.
Field Officer William Blake of the
State Humane Society, has issued |
booklet setting forth the subjects of
The main purposes of the organiza-
ton is to prevent cruelty to children
and to dumb animals. Superinten-
dent Blake shows cut of himself and
four waits under his personal care.
The gentleman is active and vigilant
and has caused many guilty persons
to be arrested and punished for VIOLA
tons of the law. His home is in
jamestown.
Governor Burke is in receipt of a
pressing invitation to attend a cele-
bration of the Fiftiet'' anniversary of
the admission to the Union of the
state of Kansas. According to the
Information at hand dozen governors
will be present to say nothing of an
address by Speaker Champ Clark and
President Taft. The date is Sep
TENDER rs, and owing to other engage
ments Governor Burke will find it i'm.
possible to attend.
Governor Burke is making arrange.
ments to attend the convention of gov.
errors at Spring Lake. N. j., on Sep.