Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-13
Capitol Run

%SS>~>&~S>@>&>>>>>A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| Secretary Thomas Hall, of the rail-
road commission went to Driscoll
this afternoon in some matters per-
tanning to grain elevators at that
| point. %.
r. F. Flint, the state dairy commits
sioner, who has been attending
creamery meetings in the western
part of the state, has gone to St. Paul
to assist with, the North Dakota ex.
hibit at the Northwestern Land
Products show which opened there
yesterday.
Private Secretary Byrne of the
governors Office has document be.
fore him that will be carefully pre-
served. 1t is the annual Jail report
of Sheriff Moody, who was shot ana
killed down in Richland county the
other day. The report is volumi-
nous one and is complete in detail
1t was filed just a day or two before
Moody's accidental death.
The secretary CT state has just
issued notary commissions to Chas.
Waechter of Glen Ullin, Veronica
Sheehy of Darlington, Thos. w. Me-
Vile of Grand Forks, Dewitt Moore
of Grafton, Eugene Fretz Jr. of Grand
Forks, Iorwerth c. Davis of Bismarck
and w. J. Bickert of Washburn.
Two more corporations have ap-
piled for charters from the secretary
of state. They are Nohie Bros, of
Buford, who have formed an organ.
ization for the purpose Of buying and
selling live stock and dealing in real
| estate This company has capital
stock of 100000, its principle Office
will be at Buford. and the directors
are A. F. Noble OF Buford, George w.
Noble, of Alexander, and o. ]. Mork-
en-, OF Euford. The other corpora
ton is the Gardner Cooperative CON-
| pany which will deal with live stock,
merchandise and machinery. This
company is located at Gardner, Cass
county, has $4,000 capital stock, and
the officers are, Clark Moore, presi-
dent; Neil Mckay vice president;
John Dynes, secretary; Henry Lar
son, treasurer, all of Gardner.
Miss Marion Mckenzie of the state
treasurer's office left yesterday for
| her home at Forman to attend the
marriage of her sister, Miss Helen
which occurs tomorrow.
The library commission is making
1Efo tn
I first issue of the North Dakota maya
zine published in 1906. The commits
| sion is anxious to secure these copies
! 80 it will have Colonel Lounsberry's
history of North Dakota complete.
Adjutant General W. c. Trueman
is expected to- return tpis afternoon
| from visit to his home at Grafton.
The Federal Union Surety company
of Minneapolis, which was temporar-
lily stopped last August by the Insur-
| ance department from operating In
this state has been recently fednstat-
ed. The suspension of this company In
this state was followed by perma'
nent suspension by the federal gov
eminent, though the trouble this
company had with the government
was Of a different nature than that
had. in North Dakota. The company
has been recently reorganized and 1s
now considered to be on a sound
financial business
Insurance Commissioner w. C. Tay-
lor has returned from trip through
the eastern part of the state, and
while on this trip he made an exami-
nation of the Implement Dealers In
surance company at Grand Forks, OF
which Senator George A. Duis Is
president.
Mrs. A. B. Robinson Of Mott, was
a visitor at the capitol Tuesday
studying methods and supplies need.
ed in starting the ''Inez Hutchinson"
library which that enterprising town
is organizing. A room will be pro-
vided in the new bank building, gen.
erous donations of books: have al
ready been made and an up to date
library and reading room will soon
be opened.
Among those of North Dakota who
registered at the rooms OF the his
torical society yesterday were the
Misses c. M. Taylor, r. Tufte and
Helen Rolfe of Wflliston, W. s.
Wright of Lisbon, and Rev. FIR. Simp-
| fle of Mandan.
CHRISTMAS CARDS.
And Folders at The Candy Shop.