Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-23

down over two feet and tGat INC SOL
Is In splendid condition for cross end
grasses and feels strongly The oltil.'-
ism common among the, Missour.
Slope people as to the splendid Oh
look for farm and dairy this yea.
He spoke enthusiastically Of the
splendid growth Of alfalfa and est
mated an increase in general croi,
acreage across the river at about ,
per cent, most of the breaking being
put into oats and corn, although con'
siderable flax Is also being raised.
The railroad commissioners have
removed the wooden bookcases which
have heretofore taken UP a great deal
Of valuable room in the office vault,
and this space, formerly occupied by
reports OF other commissions, will be
taken by metal filing cases, the In.
creased work in the Office demanding
more room for this class OF fixtures.
Part OF the cloak room outside the
vault has been taken up by the3book.
cases. - .,s
Reporter C. H. Olson Of the railroad
commission force, left Chicago Friday
for his old Iowa home, where Mrs.
Olson and family have been visiting
fer the last month. After q short
stay with his parents, AIR. Olson and
family will return TO Bismarck, about
the first Of the month
In supreme court Tuesday afternoon
perhaps the last round of the finan-
clal difficulties of tho Old Fargo News,
the one.time democratic paper, will
be fought out on the appeal OF Col.
]. NJ. Kelly from the verdict III the
lower court, in his suit against tbs
Northern Trust company Of Fargo. In
the many twistlngs and squirmings
OF the democratic organ to keep alive
Col. Kelly gave his note to help along.
he claiming he was not expected to
pay it, This note got into the hands
Of the Trust company and in the suit
that followed Col. Kelly lost out.
Havclock Is to have a new tele.
phone company, Adam Scharick, John
Stang, II. O. KunZe and f. S. De Ian.
cy having organized the Teepee Butte
Telephone company, q cooperative
concern, which plans to build a tele.
phone line about II miles south from
Have,ock, and with the branches max.
Ing a system Of about 80 miles in all.
The capital stock is placed at $4,000,
The incorporation papers were filed
with the secretary OF state yesterday.
The Kensal Hall association is the
title Of a newly incorporated company
whose purpose it is to buy a two
story brick building at Kensal for
renting purposes. the in]corporator5
are C. b. Mckinnon, c.. Eredahl and
r. o. North, kensal, and the capital
stock is placed at S4,100.
State Examiner. Johnson has gone
to st. Paul on a business trip and
Erick Thorburg is gracefully enter.
taining the visitors to the office.
Commissioner Flint has received
notices Of a number Of farmers pic.
E--cs. which are to be held in tho
month Of June in as many sections OF
the state. The letters ask sugges,
tons as to speakers on the subject
Of dairying, indicating the wide and
increasing interest prevalent in the
state In this division OF agriculture,
and the commissioner will give all the
assistance possible in this behalf from
his department. g.:
Up to date few petitions for, refer.
endum of now laws to the people have
arrived at the secretary Of states Of
fee, still there is plenty OF time for
the promised detuge, as the time lin.
1t does not expire until June 4. The
petitions already on file contain yer,
few names. g. III