The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-25

NEWS NOTES FROM THE
STATE CAPITOL.
Goes to Joliet.

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Bismarck, N. D., March 25.-On
authority of the board of experts
March IA, 1912, Thomas Burke was
turned over from the North Dakota
p~enitentiary to the representatives If
the Joliet, Ill, ~penitentiary, Andrew
Olson, C. L. Rupert and Earl McEl-
vain were also paroled from the peni-
Tertiary on suspended sentences.
Goes to Colorado.
Deputy Hail insurance Commission
er c. G. Parson leaves today for Colo
RADIO, where he will spend the next few
weeks visiting and sight seeing.
Returned From Dickinson.
Curator H. C. Fish has returned
from Dickinson and Sentinel Butte,
where he gave interesting talks before
the teachers of the slope counties.
While at Dickinson Mr.. Fish secured
some valuable data on the Reno cam
paign, Sully's expedition and General
Custer from a Dickinson resident who
vas a member of the Sully expedition.
North Dakota Fairs.
This is considerably earlier than the
fair associations are by law required
to report to the department of agri-
culture and labor, but Commissioner
Gilbreath has requested the several
secretaries to stretch a point this year
and make up their reports soon. In
quiries are daily being received from
outside states wanting to know just
when and where these fairs are to be
held. So far only eight reports have
been filed, as follows:
Barnes County Agricultural Fair as
ISOLATION, Valley City, July SO 10, IL;
George A. Mcfarland secretary.
Benson County Fair association.
Leeds July 80, 81, Aug. 1; Henry Hen
rita secretary.
Bottineau County Agricultural So
ciety, Bottineau, July IL, Is; John Nc
Kenzie, secretary.
Cavalier County Fair association,
Langdon, Aug. 7, s, 8; F. w. Bleak
ley, secretary.
Grand Forks County Agricultural
society, Grand Forks, July 80, 81, Aug.
i, 2; M. G. Bachelor, secretary.
Pembina County Fair and Exhibi-
ton association, Hamilton, Aug. 6, z,
8; John Rock, secretary.
Richland County Fair association,
Wahpeton, Sept. "a, 20. 26, 81; r. j.
Hughes, secretary.
North Dakota Industrial exposition,
Bismarck, Oct. 1-12; w. @. Gilbreath,
general manager,
New Corporations,
Articles of incorporation were filed
with the secretary OF state by the
Northland Township Cemetery assoc
citation Of kathryn. The directors
until the irst Monday in July, 1912,
are Hans Kornelius of Fort Ransom,
]. II. Hammer of Kathryn and Hans Al.
Bjerke of Fort Ransom. The direct
ors until the first Monday in July, 1913,
are: Amos Olsen Of Kathryn, Sven
Hon of Fort Ransom and Nils Hansen
of Kathryn, and the directors until
the first Monday in July 1914, are:
Peter J. Dahl of Fort Ransom, FREQ
Kopp Of Kathryn and A. ). Seyersor
of Kathryn.
Williston Medical Springs Co. b
Williston. The purpose for which Thu
corporation is formed is for the ex,
plotting, procuring, putting in suitable
containers, placing upon the market
selling, shipping and generally dispos
ing of mineral water secured within
the state either from natural springl
or from wells OF water. The capita
stock OF the company is $4,000 and tn
directors are: J. r. Brothers, Jane
O'RiIey, George q. Hicks and Charlie
S. Jones all of Williston.
The Hammer-Condy Co. of Finle!
win hereafter be known as the Ham
mer- Carlson Co, Secretary Of Stat,
Norton being authorized by the com
pany to make the change In name.
Paying Judgment.
The Northern Trust Co. Of Fargo
one of the bonding companies inter
ested in the Stockweil case, sem
check to Treas. Gunder Olson 70
81 ,9B7.9S. The remainder of the judg