Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-09
Capitol Run

There were two new corporations
granted charters by secretary OF state
Thomas Hall yesterday. The first
one to be entered was the Harvey
Hospital Association and they will
build, equip and operate hospital
at Harvey. The incorporators are
John O. Hanchett, l.. B. Molander,
August Peterson, ID. d. HILBERT, II. H..
Phillips |. H. Wells and l.. W. Miller.
all OF Harvey. ....
The second new corporation to file
their papers with the secretary CT
state was the Lundsted.Solsrud Co.,
of Hankinson and the incorporation s
are John r. Jones, Olaf N. Zunsted
and Herman Solsrud. They will con-
duct a general merchandise business
and engage also in the business OF
buying farm produce.
New notary public commission were
also issued from the secretary OF
states Office as follows: E. N. Power,
Power; Francis Xavier Kirsch, War
wick; A. A. Dirksen, Woodwork; E..
G. Brekken, Pekin; c. F. TruaX, Krem
A. B. Hageman, Krem; Nels J. Bre-
wig. Fargo,
There will be a good many changes
made in the office Of the commits.
sioner of insurance as soon as the
new laws go into effect and the office
will much buster place than has
been the case heretofore. The ad1i-
ton CT the hail insurance department
will demand the employment OF a
hail insurance deputy and he will have
to have a clerk and when the fire
marshall goes in there will be place
required for the present of.ce rooms
to little more than the limit and
Commissioner Taylor is wondering
where he is going to put all Of his
men.
There will be meeting of the state
board of control of normal schools
at, the capital building in Bismarck
the coming Friday, at which time the
contract for the erection Of the dorm
tory at the Minot school will be closed
up 1t was not closed at the time the
bids were opened on account OF the
fact that there was not money enough
in the fund to assure that the build
ing would be erected but the legis-
lature made an appropriation and the
WORK will be started as soon as the
weather permits. There will be an
other meeting of the board held in
Bismarck during the first week in
April at which time the new board will
take charge and there will be consid-
cradle work at that time to be, dis
posed Of.
J. B. Jackson was an arrival in the
city Saturday noon from st. Paul
where he is in the employ of the
Northern Pacific. road as a special
man taking care Of exhibits and ar
man taking care of exhibits and IT,
holding exhibits or exploiting the re-
sources of the country thru which
their road Hans. Mr. Jackson was
formerly an employe Of the state and
has arranged many exhibits tor the:
commissioner Of agriculture and labor
and it was on account Of his work there
that he was taken on by the railroad.
Since leaving Bismarck he has travel
ed in all parts of the United States
for the company by which he is en-
ployed. e.. ..s. ~
The state board of control of penal
and charitable institutions consist
ing of Messrs. Lewis, Brewster ana
Jackson have assumed their duties
and are fast becoming acquainted with
their work. Mr.. A. G. Wanner of Val
ley CITY has been appointed secretary
to the board and has started his work.
1t is understood that r. l.. Brandt,
former secretary, will give all his time
now to the publication Of his news
paper.
Mr.. Wanner is a man who is par
ticularly we'll qualified for the work
he has undertaken and will prove a
valuable member to his office force.