Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-17

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commerce commission.
J Capitol Run
The supreme court VIII hold ses
sion in Fargo on December 9th to &C
commodate apostles of Blackstone
who seek admission to practice Law
at the North Dakota bar.
The Security Bridge Company, q
corporation incorporated under the
laws of Minnesota with it's home of
flee in Minneapolis, has been licensed
by Secretary of State Norton to dc
business in North Dakota. The cor
poration constructs bridges, buildings
and other structures. The capital
stoc-> is $25o,O00 and the officers are
William S. Hewett, Arthur and Eu-
gene H. Bruntlett.
New interpretations in North Da-
kota are: Aneta Farmers Grain Com.
pany, with it's place Of business at
Aneta, Nelson county. Objects, to
build and buy elevators, buy and sell
grain and other commodities; capital
stock $4,000. Directors: N. A. Klas-
| ter, Adolph J. Hurd, R. c. Aasen, J.
E. Fodness, and T. o. Kuso, all of
| Aneta.
| The State Bank of Sawyer, Ward
county, has increased it's capital stock
from ten to sixteen thousand dollars.
Governor Burke has named dele
gates to the National Irrigation Con-
gress to be held in Chicago December
) to 9 inclusive, as follows:
Professor Herbert, Agricultural Col
lege; John Bruegger, Williston; J. w.
Jackson, Williston; o. A. Anderson,
Williston; Max Rabinovich, Grand
Forks; Frayne Baker, Bismarck; John
Yegen, Bismarck; Henry Stammen,
Grano.
Rate Expert J. A. Little, OF the state
railway commission, left today for
Milwaukee on business connected
with his office.
Sergeant John w. Rock, Company
NJ, Second Infantry, U. S. A., who
had been stationed here has gone to
Fargo to be stationed with Captain G.
H. Williams, 18th Infantry, U. S. A.,
Inspector instructor of the state mi
litia.
State Engineer Atkinson is home
from a trip to Fessenden where he de-
livered an address on the subject of
good roads.
The state board of control is in SEES
sion, Judge Connolly having arrived
from Hillsboro last night. The super
intendents of the state institutions
have filed their estimates for heir
quarterly supplies. These estimates
are being gone over by the board.
L. ]. Anderson, the book man OF
St. Paul, was calling on the state Off
GERS today and paid Superintendent
OF Public instruction Taylor visit.
Justice Bruce, of the state supreme
court, was advertised to deliver lee
ture tonight at the University Of Wis.
consin but was unable to attend on
account of his duties. Justice Bruce
organized the first football team at
the university, and used to play with
it. He is enthusiastic in athletics.
The following cases were argued in
the supreme court today: Jachariah
Davis administrator VS.. Alfred Lade-
hal, ct al, Benson county. Attorneys,
Judge Buttz and Scott Rex. Judge
Bruce was disqualified and Judge Win
chester sat in the case.
w. N. Pickett VS.. The Thomas J.
Baird Investment Company, Nelson
county. Attorneys, Frick & Kelly and
Scott Rex.
The Minot Normal school case over
which there has been so much legal
controversy will come UP for argu-
ment next Tuesday, November II.
Attorney General Miller and his as
sistant Mr.. Zuger will appear for the
state and Judge John H. Greene and
several other able attorneys of Minnt
are booked for the defense. This
case has attracted wide attention.
Miss Elsie Nylen. stenographer in
the attorney generals office, has gone
To- Jamestown on visit.
Superintendent Gilbreath of the
state department of agriculture will
on Saturday evening deliver lecture
in Mandan, his subject being, North
Dakota's Standing in the Nation
The subject offers opportunities for
Superintendent Gilbreath's splendid
abilities as an orator.