Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-28
Capitol Run

Articles Of incorporation have been
filed with Secretary of State Norton
for the organization Of the Jakobus
church, German Evangelical, Luther
an, at Lehr, Logan county. The trus-
tees are Christian Unruh, Friedrich
Perman and Jakob Frey, all of Lehr.
The secretary of state has just is
sued notary commissions to c. E.
Blackerly of Hansboro, George Bull
mer of Edgeley, J. M. Messner of New
England, John H. Hanson of Hills.
boro, H. A. Hurd of Minot, d. Mantz
of Kief and E. j. Schmid of Mime
WaukOn.
Insurance Commissioner W. C. Tay-
lor departed this moving for the
eastern part of the state. In spite OF
the large volume of business which
passes through his department., the
work of his Office some time past has
never been as near up to date than
at present, which is bespeaking not
a little for the efficiency of his excel
lent Office force.
Dairy Commissioner Flint is at New
Salem today, where he has some i'm
portant creamery matters on hand.
County Superintendent w. F. Lorin
of Morton county was over from Man.
dan yesterday to confer with State
Superintendent E. J. Taylor.
Just now the department of public
instruction is flooded with teachers
examination papers, all of which must
pass the investigation of the state
During the Novem-
Der examinations held in the various
1854 applicants wrote exam
nation papers. About 100 of the ap-
plicants wrote for first grade ele-
certificates and were re-
quired to have standings on 16 dif-
ferent subjects. The balance who
wrote for second grade elementary
certificates were required to have
STANDINGS on II different subjects,
making a total of nearly $1,000 in
dividual subjects to be reviewed by
the state superintendent and to be re-
ported back to the counties separate
~. Superintendent Taylor is Of the
opinion that when this vast amount
of work is realized some patience Will
be exercised by those await
ing returns.
Another vault is being constructed
IN the basement of the capitol build
ing. This additional vault will be In
the east wing, and Carpenter Cham
Derlain. who is drilling through a.
inch brick wall, to make the aperture ,
lor this additional storage room, IS
Of the opinion that if the whole build
ing had been constructed as strong
as that part of the basement where
he is now operating. the old building
would undoubtedly stand the ele-
nents of ages.
Secretary Tom Hall of the railway
has received word from
Rate Expert Little that he had called
IN Judge Ollie relative to the matter
If the Ignite coal case, and had
earned thu the 500 line officials were
anxious to go ahead with the case as
soon as certain statistics could be
In regard to complaints that have
been coming to the ilway commits
sion from farmers at Crosby. stating
that the railroad at that point would
not permit independent grain ship
pers to use the loading platform there,
and that it had been reserved for the
use of a certain track buyer. Secretary
Hall says that matter has been taken
up with the states attorney OF that
county, who writes that there are no
more complaints. Rather on the other
hand the 500 line now giving the
farmers there the best of service In
that particular, and no discrinmina'
ton has been effective.
YOUR WANT AID. will find the
finder of your lost article-unless he's
trying not to be found.