Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-11
State Capitol News

The auditor and treasurer We're BUSY
with the routine work of their depart
ments and the same was true of other
offices visited.
In the dairy department Commission
err Flint was congratulating himself that
his work had been recognized by the
governors in their messages, but stated
that he had nothing for publication at
present, but promised that he would
have plenty in the future and would keep
the people of the state informed OF the
work OF his department.
The Momentum Power Fan Co., Of
Minot has been incorporated for $4,000,
by F,rvon j. Wilson, Minot; Darwin ii.
Cook, Lansford: Lewis Ellis. Truman
N. Yoemans and Chas. D. kelso, of Mi
not. Principal place of business will be
Minot, n. D..
The Garrison Mercantile Co, Of Garri-
son. incorporated for SIS, 600. 5. T. WHIP
rud. Waller, Mont, and August Bartz
and John Fisher Of Garrison.
The Freda Equity Exchange incorpor-
ated for $4,000. Emil! Bornhoeft. Hal
vorson Nereson. Henry Meyer and AL
bert Meyer OF Freda, n r. II. Woolsey
of Shields, incorporators. The business
OF Iip cOTDOIdllCH VIII ne llIe DuSAAIS,
selling and storing OF grain and the sale
of farm machinery n merchandise.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget
Sound railway company has filed deeds
with the secretary Of state transferring
all rights. title and interest to its main
line and branches of the railroad to the
Chicago, Milwaukee n st. Paul rail-
road company. This move on the part
of the building company has been an
tIcipated for some time.
Notarial commissions nave been issued
by Thomas Hall, secretary of state, to
the following:
A.. l.. Freegard, Lakota.
Fl. A. Burgeson, Dickinson.
w. G. Goddard. Grace City.
l.. r. Hegg, Michigan.
Thomas Ludland. Sykeston.
Asa 3. Malin. Kuhn.
N. j. Mckenzie, Bismarck.
r. r. Terrence, Casselton.
George +. Shaper. Schafcr.
a.. ]. Stafne. Williston, N. D.
Arthur c. Wehe, Lakota.
Joris o. Wigen, Bucyrus.
Mrs. Minnie c. Budlong, secretary Of
the state library commission, has just
returned from Chicago, where she has
been attending the ~semi-annual meeting
of the league of library commissions,
which was in session for four days. Mrs.
Budlong was assigned two subjects. "Du-
plication Of Work" and Fixed or Open
Shelf Collection for Travelling Libra
ries." Both subjects were delivered on
the same day, which was a sort of North
Dakota day, as there were a number OF
North Dakota people who delivered adj
6roScaC on that affarnnon Nrc Bind
long stated that the trip was a very
pleasant one and that as the meetings
We're all held in the afternoons and morn
ings. it gave the delegates a little chance
to visit. There We're quite a number
from North Dakota there and she met
a number who had been engaged in IL
brary work in the state in former years
but who are now in other places. North
Dakotans met and greeted were: Clar-
ence Sumner, librarian at the State uni
versity; Miss Phoebe rarker, librarian
at Valley City Normal; Miss Olson. III
hrarian at Mayville Normal. and Miss
Winnie Bucklin, formerly librarian at
Minot. and now under appointment at
Fargo, where she goes February first.
Among those formerly connected with IL
brary work in North Dakota were Miss
Zana K. Millef. first secretary Of the
North Dakota library commission. and
now with the tax commission in Wiscon-t
sin: Miss Julia A. Robinson, for a year
acting secretary of the North Dakota
commission. now supervisor Of libraries
for state institutions in Iowa; and Miss
Myrtle State, who catalogued in the Of
fee of the state librarian for a few
months and is now in charge of one of
the branch libraries in Chicago.