The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28
NEWS NOTES FROM
THE STATE CAPITOL.
INSPECTED Institutions.

inspected institutions.
Bismarck, N. D., March 2S.-Judge
John Carmody of the board Of control
is again at the capitol after an in
spection trip to the state institutions
located at Devils Lake, Grafton,
jamestown and Bathgate.
In Supreme Court.
Attys. w. E. Hopes of Darlington,
c. J. Maddux of New Rockford, C. S.
Buck of jamestown and Fl. A. Olsberg
of Valley City were at the capitol to-
day arguing cases before the supreme
court.
Capitol Visitors.
Among the prominent capitol Wis
itors yesterday were Attys. George
Thorpe and ]. w. Aylmer of James,
town.
Prominent Democrat.
John Ehr, the big democrat of Ward
county, was at the capitol today at
tending to business matters and before
the board of university and school
lands.
Farmers Library.
The day mas arrived when the sue
cessfuI farmer of North Dakota must
be a thoughtful student as well as
an earnest worker. Realizing this,
farming experts are putting forth
every effort to place certain books
within the hands of every tiller of
the soil. For a few Cents-transpor-
tation charges-a box of excellent
books known as the Farmers library
may be obtained from Sec. Mrs. M. c..
Budlong of the public library commits
sion at the capitol. This library has
been selected with the greatest care
and contains the best that experts so
far have been able to learn of the soil,
its care, forests and forestry, dairy
farming, vegetable gardening, judging
live stock, feeding farm. animals, ETC..
Prof. w. c. Palmer of the agricul-
tural college; has had. some pictures
taken Of one of these libraries and will
use these pictures at institutes and
farmers meetings TO show what a rich
fund of information the public library
ed within the reach of every farmer
in our state.
Lieutenant Winter Assigned.
The adjutant generals Office today
issued the following special order:
Upon recommendation of Col. H. r.
Biting, inspector and judge advocate
general, North Dakota national guard,
commission has been issued to First
Sergt. Clarence B. Winter as second
lieutenant of infantry to date from
March IS, 1913, vice Second Lieut..
Frank Gushing, dropped.
Second Lieut.. Clarence B. VIM
ter, First infantry, North Dakota ma
tional guard, is hereby assigned to Co.
"A, Bismarck, N. D."
Jones of Rock.
Hon. George r. Jones, better known
as Jones of Rock, came in from La
Moure last night and today was look
ing after business matters before the
supreme court. Mr.. Jones is one of
the strong democratic candidates for
the next g~overnorship of North .Da-
kota.
Issued Requisition.
A requisition was issued by Gov.
John Burke to the governor of Iowa
for Damon Lyster, charged with SELL
ing chattles subject to a subsisting
lien. The requisition was issued 10
Sheriff Z. w. Christ of LaMoure
county.
Bonds Accepted.
A special meeting Of the board of
university and school lands was held
at the capitol this morning to con-
slider the acceptance of bonds offered
for the Minot park district. The
board accepted the bands subject to
the approval of Attorney General Mil
Ter.
New Corporations.
Articles of Incorporation were yes-
terday filed with Secretary of State
Norton, by:
Farmers Elevator Co. of Dwight.
The capital stock Of the corporation
is $4,000 and the directors are John
Myhra of Wahpeton, G. H. Johnson,
". 7. Ward, M. r. Olson, Ole Knud-
son and Edwin Evenson of Dwight.
The Palermo Mercantile Co "
Palermo. The company win carry on
"a general mercantile business. The
directors are L. r. Hannah, Agnes W,
Hannah, and A. E. Neil, all Of Paler-
mo. The capital stock of the
is SIS, 900.
Burke Insurance Loan Agency, in
c~orporated for the purpose of secur-
ing, purchasing, owning, holding, SELL
Ing and handling improved real estate
and personal property and carrying on
a general insurance business. The cap
ital stock is $4,000, business is at.
Beach, N. ID. The directors are James
q. Burke of Paxton, Mont; j. J. Bart
ley Of Beach, H. r. Burt and r. M.
Andrews Of Beach.
Went to cooperstown.
Superintendent of Public instruction
Taylor departed for Cooperstown d.
where he viii attend a meeting Of the
Griggs County Teachers association.
Over 1000 Auto Licenses.
The auto licenses passed the 1000
mark yesterday, license NO. 1000 be-
ing issued to Theo. Klabo OF Sharon.
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