The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-02

riously. i'll for the past several weeks
is much improved at the present time
and It Is expected he will be able to
attend to his duties in a short time.
f. Automobile Licenses.
Clerks in the office Of the secretary
OF state are busy at the present time
issuing automobile licenses and up to
April I there mad been 982 issued. No.
l went to c. j. Lord of Cando, No. Ia
to w. A. Dennison of Cathay, No. "a
to f. d. Holmes Of Havana. and one
Of what Is supposed to be "the lucky
number" III to Holbert Strand OF
Abercrombte. 1t 10 estimated that
there will be an increase in the mum.
Der Of licenses this year over last Of al
least 1000.
Cheese From Buttermilk.
The creamery as Ashley has in
formed the dairy department that
expert In the manufacture of butter
milk cheese. In the manufacture OF
this kind Of cheese the cream is pas
turized and after the churning is done
the buttermilk is Manufactured into
cheese. 1t requires but little extra
machinery and in this way there is
found a market for the buttermilk
which before has been almost an en-
tire waste. The management of the
Ashley creamery also states that there
IL going to be a big increase in the
tory this season and they are looking
for h biggest year in the history OF
the institution. Many carloads Of good
cows have been shipped into the part
of the country from which the Ashley
creamery draws its patronage and the
farmers generally are taking a greater
interest n the dairy business.
Petitions are being circulated in
Oliver county which II enough sigma
lures are secured will cut OF all that
part OF the county east of range 81
as a stock district. This will mean
that nearly half of the county will be
open for grazing twelve months in the
year and h q farmers in that part OF
Oliver will have to put up lawful
fences, OF In other words fences that
will keep out the stock that is allowed
to run at large. While there Is some
sentiment against the petition it IL
stated that there will be enough sign
ers I'd put 1t through.
Farm Registration Law.
Their appears to he q great deal OF
interest over the state in the Law
which was passed by the last session
Of the legislature regarding the regis.
tratton Of the farm name. There also
seems to be an impression that the
secretary OF state IN the party to whom
duplication for registration should bt
made but this is not a fact. The Law
provides that the register Of deeds ir
each county is made the registration
omcer. There is a fee Of 81 charged
for the registration and the owner o.
the farm is furnished with a certin.
lcate. II 1t is ever desired to canoe
the registration it is done In the sam,
manner. by application to the count,
register Of deeds and a fee of so cent
is charged for the cancellation. NJ
two farms In tho same county vii
be allowed to have the same name
A transfer of the farm from one own
ar to another may include the regis
tered name. When making applica
tion for the registration Of a nam.
the description Of the land upon which
the farm is located must be given.
Jacob Reider. formerly Of Ana
moose. who has been appointed su
perintendent Of the capitol buildin,
and grounds. has taken charge Of hi
ONCE. There will be some change
made in the arrangement OF the worl
but just what 1t is has not been an
nounced. MI. Reider 10 a man VIII,
has had considerable experience tina
will DO valuable t o him in his presen
position and should make q good mar
flor the place.