The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-13
NEWS NOTES FROM
THE STATE CAPITOL
TO Become State Bank,

To Become State Bank.
Bismarck, N. D., March 13.-The
First National bank of Nome made
application today to be converted into
the State bank Of Nome.
Taylor at Grand Forks.
Commissioner of Insurance w. C.
Taylor has left for Grand Forks, where
he will look after matters connected
with his department.
Talking Good Roads.
State Engineer 7. r. Atkinson left
for Cooperstown where he will give a
Good Roads talk to the Griggs county
road supervisors and overseers.
Goes to Minot.
Assistant Attorney General Alfred
zuger leaves tomorrow for Minot,
where he will assist States Attorney
Nash in the prosecution of the now
famous Minot detective case.
Inspecting creameriss.
Assistant Dairy Commissioner r. II,
Pierce of the department of agricuI-
ture and labor, has gone to Washburn
to inspect the Washburn creamery.
Examining Abstracts.
Chief Clerk Walter Settings Of the
land department has been a busy man
today having had over 200 abstracts in
connection with farm loans to exam
inc.
Little at Des Moines.
Rate Expert Little has left for Des
Moines, Ia, where he will attend a
meeting of the rate experts of the
rate experts Of the estern states.
The charges for commodities shipped
by freight viii be investigated at this
meeting.
Licensed Autos.
Additional automobiles have been Ii
by the secretary OF state for
1912 as follows:
SOL Steen, Minot.
521-J. Henry MoeIler, Maddox,
522-H. G. Johnson, Hatton.
523-E. P. Qually, Verona.
SIR. ]. Roberts, Lakota.
525-E. w. Ford, Casselton.
626--Joseph A. White, Edgeley.
527-J. d. Carpenter, Fargo.
52S-Jorgen Soma, Cooperstown.
529-George Lutz, jamestown.
5S0-D. 3. Seigfried, Fargo.
5S1-John Skala, Chaffee.
532-Griggs County Telephone Co.,
Cooperstown.
$50. K. Bergan, Ambrose.
5S4-Frank Dwyer, Ardoch.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co., Hatton.
5S6-W. J.. Holbrook, Rugby
5S7-Chas. Woods, ArviIIa.
53S--Jalmer HERE, Halsfad. MINI.
539--H. j. Mcdonald, Rugby.
540--H. L. Holmes, Batllgate.
541-M. j. Carr. Ray.
542-Carl Hamann, R~ichardton.
543--J. Fl. Platl, Fargo.
544-Supt III. III. Hanson, Linton,
545-Thorn Thomson, Mekinock.
54s-S. p. Swenson, Mekinock.
547-Otto Steeimikes, Mekinock.
54S-Henry Halverson, Mekinock.
54S-J. B.. Iversor, Mekinock.
550-W. e. Alinder, Buffalo.
55l-John Beattie. CasseIton.
5b2-Oscar f. Gray. Casselton.
Inspecting the Militia.
Captain Williams of the u. S. army
Colonel Frame passed through the
,ity yesterday en- route to Mandan,
where they will inspect Co. F.
Brother Dying.
Chief Clerk w. J. Anderson of the
secretary of states Office, received q
Message yesterday stating that his
Youngest brother. residing with his
at Fingal, N. D., was not ex-
oected to live.
Considering Estimates.
The board Of control yesterday dis
charged Ellis Logan from the state
school and released william
9epple on parole. Today the board
considered bids on quarterly estimates
state institutions under it's control.
New Corporations.
The following corporations fred
heir articles Of incorp0ratio with
Secretary of State Norton yesterday:
Farmers Elevator Co. OF Munich.
With a capital stock of $40. 900. The
directors Of the company are Walter
sandison, Jonathan Brown, AL Heapy,
grand Lugar and Ben Talbert.
The, Wahpeton Booster club formed
or the purpose of promoting the prog
'ess, extension and increase OF trade
Industries of Wahpeton. The incor-
,~orators are: Robert g. Milton. Walter
Schultz. George w. Freerks, %. r.
and e. w. Hoyt and the direc-
ors are: r.. 3. Hughes, Harry Will
on, Victor Fandel, VIM. r.. Eckes.
w. Eoyt; Fred Hankins, Hugo
Stern, Grin +. Southam. Walter
snh,,fxv r-L~ Ar 49,