Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-11
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At a meeting of the railroad COM
missioners held at Darlington last
week, it was decided to issue an or.
der to all railroads, upon the petition
of the Minneapolis Threshing Ma
chine company, that the one-half rate
on all returned implements and ma,
chinery for repairs be reinstated
The order. as near as possible, will
be along the same line as orders re.
Gently issued in South Dakota and
minnesota so that rates in all three
states will be uniform. This rate
will be effective March lat. At this
same meeting an order was decided
upon to require the Great Northern
road to stop trains No. and at
Leeds. This was done in compliance
with a petition coming from the trav.
cling men over the state, and their
position was supported by petition
Of over eighty business men at
Leeds. Following the adjournment
of the meeting at Darlington tour
of inspection was made by the COM
mission over the main line Of the
500 IRON Darlington to Kenmare, and
from there along the wheat line east
as far as Olmstead. The commission
found the track along the branch line
in good condition, and that the road
was giving good service. The report
the commission will file regarding
this inspection will be favorable to
the 500 road management.
The William A. Sunday association
of Fargo, has filed articles of incor-
poration with the secretary of state,
and applies for a charter. This is
the first religious organization of its
kind in the state. A capital stock Of
$4,000 has been formed for the pur-
pose of erecting a tabernacle at Far
go. and the directors are, M. N.
Hatcher, Stewart Wilson, A. H. Dods'
ley, Herbert l.. LOOMS, S. s. Lyon,
H. F. Emery, Frank D. Hall, Carl
Pitsch, J. B. Folsom, DR.. X. H. NAL
Harlan of Fargo, w. B. Auxer of
Mcorheai.
Two other church organizations
have filed articles of incorporation
with the secretary of state, One is
the St. Petrus Evangelische Luther
ische church at Expansion, Mercer
county, with George Reinhardt and
Fred Adolph ST. of Expansion, and
Ferdinand Rohn OF Krem, as direct.
crs The other church is the Fang
elische Lutherische Friedens Gene
indie of He'll, in Morton county, and
the directors are, Martin Referring.
Jakob Ketterling and George Rath,
all of He'll.
State Superintendent E. J. Taylor
departed yesterday for the eastern
part of the state. This morning he
was the convocation speaker at the
Agricultural college, and will also at.
tend a meeting of the high school
board at Fargo. He will then attend
a school officers meeting at Hills.
boro, and on his return home Will
attend a normal board meeting al
Valley City,. He expects to return to
Bismarck Thursday.
Deputy State Treasurer Tom Thar
alison returned last night from Grad
ton, where he had been on matters
pertaining to the damage OF lhis res
| idence by recent fire. While tnE
house was considerably ruined b!
fire and water, repairs have fitted I
ready for occupancy and Tom say
he secured a satisfactory settlement
with the insurance company.
The supreme court was in session
this morning listening to the argu
ments in the case Of Samuel s. Ora
ham VS.. Mutual Realty Co., the cas-
coming from Cass county: Seth "
Richardson and J. w. Pollock, Q
Fargo, were the attorneys who AZ
peared here in the matter.
! OPEN TO XMAS. E
Il For the accommodation of holida
shoppers We will keep open evening
Until Christmas Knowles i HA0e!