The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-15
NEWS NOTES FROM
THE STATE CAPITOL
New Notaries.

Glenburn; Albert M. Powell Devils
Lake.
Will Hold Conference.
Secretary Thomas Hall has received
notice of a conference to be held by
the railway executives and manufac-
turers of rails and railway equipments,
at Chicago, March 30. The purpose of
the meeting will be to endeavor to ar
rive at some plan to make rails tough
er and not so hard and brittle. Broken
rails having been for years the cause
Of many of the most serious wrecks
throughout the United States. On ac-
count OF the rush of business here the
North Dakota railway experts will not
be able to attend the conference.
Moore Was Their Teacher.
Prof. ". II, Thomas Of the Presby-
terrain college at jamestown was a call
er at the department OF education, He
was consulting States Superintendent
Taylor In regard to summer school
matters at jamestown. Professor
Thomas vas a school mate Of D. T.
Owens, OF Bismarck, at Spring Valley,
Mimi, where both were pupils Of Prof.
VIM. Moore, and his visit here proved
to be one Of pleasure as we'll as busi-
ness. Professor Thomas speaks very
encouragingly Of the rapid growth of
Jamestown college.
Bird Man.
Alfred Eastgate, the famous bird
man Of North Dakota, was a caller at
the state educational department yes
terday afternoon. He left this morning
for Hettinger county, to lecture on
Birds of North Dakota
New Corporations.
Charters for the following Dor
tons were issued today by the Sec
rotary Of state:
st. Anthony Creamery association
Of st. Anthony, Morton county. The
object Of this association is the manu-
facture Of dairy products and to own
and control such real estate and ma
chtnery as may be necessary to oper-
ate the business and further the in
terests of the association. The capi-
tai stock is $4,000, and the directors
are Andrew ]. Uleberg, L. D. Wiley,
Mike Bullinger, Joseph ]. Lantz, ].
A. Wiley, and F. M. Klein, all of ST.
Anthony.
Greater Brantford Club" whose
first directors are w. w. Pattle, J.
Sutherland, Martin Johnson, Chas.
Bonner. c. F. Frisko, o. q. Rowe, and
A. ]. Richter Of Brantford. The OBJ
ject Of the club is to promote and n
courage the agricultural and CONNER
cial interests Of Brantford and vicin-
ity.
McHenfy Hardware Co. with a can
ital stock of $4,000. The directors are
II. M. Cornell of Mott, H. C. Cornell of
Mott and A. B. Crosier of McHenry.
The company is organized for the pur-
Of constructing, owning and oper-
ating grain elevators, fuel, feed and
lumber yards and to do a general man
ufacturing and mercantile business,
etc. ..
Election Ordered.
Co. A, First infantry. North Da-
kota national guard will hold an cleo
ton at the armory next week fo-
the purpose of electing a second
lieutenant. Lieut.. Frank Cushing
having been dropped.
Certificates Mailed.
The department Of education IS
busy writing the teachers certificates
earned at the February teachers ex-
animation and they will now be
mailed to the different county SUPER
intendents as fast as possible.
s... Brother Died.
Chief Clerk w. ]. Anderson, Of the
department Of state. received the sad
news yesterday that his youngest
brother was dead. The young mans
name was Thomas George, his age
being 10 years and 5 months. The
cause of death was pneumonia. and
his demise took pace at the parental
home, four miles east Of Sherbrooke
N. d. He was the youngest of seven
children, all boys, and the brief of
the stricken family is hard to as
suage.
Licensed Autos.
Automobile applications came in
with a rush today, the following hav-
ing been issued by Secretary Norton
this morning:
tSS-Henry Tieieman, Verona.
SOC. E. Haaland, Hannaford.
5sl-M. M. White, Vallsv City.
5S2-Geo. A. Fielding, Willtston.
593-L. c. Wingate, Williston.
5s4-olaf A. Ringerud, cortland.
5S5-John L. Berg, Cummings.
596-Dr. c. G.. Bean, Vale ut.
597-M. G. Myhre, Walcott,
$3.50. r. Wood, Armenia.
5SS-Robert B.. Reed, Armenia.
6OO-Forrester H. Smith, Armenia.
60l-Edmund T.. Gowland, Armenia.
Cow. w. Brown, Armenia.
603-R. l.. M~etcalf, Armenia.
604-The Armenia & Sharon Land
CO., Armenia.
605--H. F. Chaffee, Armenia.
6O6-Th Armenia & Sharon Land
Co, Armenia.
607-Arthur q. Nelson, Dwight.
60S-E. M. Hoyey, Forest River.
609-Oscar Funk. Crary.
610--Aubrey Lawrence, Fargo.
611--L. E. Sell. Blabon.
612-Borstad Bros, Blabon.
613-Arthur b. Holt, jr., Blabon.
eliza. L. Stewart, Blabon.
615-Harold Eng, Thompson.
616-A. ]. Roddy, Grand Forks.
617-John Hanson, Niagara.
618--K. 8. Sulland. Portland.
619--John Jungblut, Ardoch.
620-Halvor Nelson, Tubridge.
621-C. w. Dennison. Ardoch.
622-Fred Carr, Valley city.
623--George w. Brundage, Rugby.
624--Edward Erickson, Grafton.
625-Dr. +. q. C-ountryman, Graf
ton.
626-F. w. Deason. st. Thomas.
627-John Skene. Hoop1e.
628-Carl N. Sathra