The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-02
NEWS NOTES FROM
THE STATE CAPITOL
New N~otariss.

Bismarck, N. D. Feb. 2.-The de-
partment of state issued notary COM
missions to the following:
Delbert Hughes, Belfield.
Lee A. Henter. Grano.
G r. Blasting, Drake.
Pearl Heidelbaugh, jamestown.
7. s. Pryse, Dawson.
Ernest A. Griffin, Maxbass.
Peter Botten, Bentley.
w. E. Byerly, Velva.
Another Publishing Co.
The Democrat Publishing Co.. OF
Minot has filed articles of incorpora-
ton with the secretary of state. The
company is headed by L. ID. McGahan
and will continue the publication of
The Democrat which has been Mr..
McGahan's newspaper the past two
years. The company has a capital
stock of $4,000 and the incorporators
are: Jennie II. McGahan, Charles r.
Rosenberger n L. d. McGahan.
In State Department.
Miss Christine Laist this morning
accepted a position as stenographer
in the department of state. She will
be connected with the recording de-
partment and will have a permanent
position.
The Ghost Walked.
The state auditors office yesterday
was probably the most popular de-
partment in the building. Today was
pay day, and Deputy Jorgenson was
Strih1tf ra1arry ~, -
early hour. The boys-and girls-aN
had pie for dinner today.
Appointed Deputy Examiner.
Fred L. Whitney arrived here this
morning from Forest River to accept
the appointment of deputy examiner
for the Fargo district to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of
3. l. Heating of Fargo, who has gone
to California because of i'll health.
Mr.. Whitney has lived in North Da-
kota a number of years and has had
a long term of experience in the bank
ing business in this state.
Returned From Minot.
Supt. E. j. Taylor has returned from
Minot where he attended the argu-
AACILS Ah TIC ll1llcT VI the norman
school site. The normal board ad-
journed its Minot meeting owing to a
lack of a quorum but will meet at
Valley City, Feb. IA, when the regular
February meeting will occur, Under
the law the normal board is required
to meet not less than ten and no more
than fifteen times a year, and the
meeting places are at Bismarck, Val
ley City. Minot and MayvilIe.
Auto Licenses.
Automobile licenses were issued by
the secretary Of state today to the
following:
1s4-Albert o. M. Modt. Bowman.
+ 165-John Elton, Bottineau.
1866. S. Ogren. Souris.
167-F. A. Thumm. Finley.
16S-Emil Anderson, W~ashburn.
18Th. d. Boss, Dickey.
170--C. S. Lindquist, Minot.
171-Charles A.. Grow. Minot.
With superintendent Taylor.
The department Of education has
secured the services of an efficient
assistant in the person Of Miss Clara
Stevens, who is employed as steno-
grapher during the absence of Miss
Olive Proctor.
Taken Fifty Elevators.
The Van Dusen-H Harrington Co. Of
Minneapolis has taken over the busi-
ness in North Dakota Of the Atlas
Elevator Co. the National Elevator
Co, and the Interstate Grain Co., in
which is included fifty elevators In
this state. They have filed a bond in
the amour Of $25o,OO0 to insure pro-
lection to the people doing business
with the company. This means
says Secretary Hall Of the railway
commission, that it will be necessary
for us to cancel the former licenses
issued to those elevators n also re-
fund the unused license feeg'