The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-15

attorney general is acting for the
state, and Bangs, Hamilton & Bangs
are handling the defense.9H i
VISITS CAPITAL.
H. II. Dahl, thesNor,ba banker who
came to Bismarck to sattehd the an
nual meeting of, the Proyident slnsur-
ance Co., of which he Is Ia director,
called on State Examiner Waters at
the capitol yesterday. Mr.. Dahl is en-
thusiastic over the prospects of the
Provident. .s..4... b.. g..,.....,,.
BURL CARR IN BUSINESS.
Representative Burl Carr. who
came to the Fifteenth assembly a
Lacquer and left a standpatter, IS one
of the incorporators of the Valley
City Land & Investment Co... which
was granted a charter yesterday
Other names which appear in the
articles are R.. ]. Carr and E. E. Otto.
The capital is $4,000. - h'. ~ .
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'8 CALLS ON FRIENDS.
F. H. Bingheimer of Thinner, re.
presenting the Hebron Fire & Pressed
Brick Co. of Hebron in the south
western territory, called on capitol
friends yesterday. Mr.. Bingheimer is
confident the present season will be
one of the best the state ever has en-.
joyed. The product of the Hebron
company is selling weeks ahead OF
SANITARY SUNDAES.
Sanitary sundaes are assured North
Dakota by House Bill $50, approved
by the governor today, and which
makes President Ladd of the agricul-
tural college sOda-fOuntain inspector;
requires all soda fountain prOprietors
to procure a license from him. and to
abide by regulations which he may
lay down.
STARTS 'EM RIGHT.
Because he doesn't believe in start
ing new corporations under the cloud
Of a hoodoo, the secretary Of state
has adopted the practice of issuing no
charters on the thirteenth. That's
one reason why corporations expect
ing the official o. X. Tuesday Of this
week were not passed until Wednes-
day. -s "3r
NEW CHURCH. @.I
The Church of the Assumption OF
Mary, the Mother of God, located at
Lennon, which town is half in North
Dakota and half in South Dakota, fill
ed articles of incorporation with the
secretary of state today. The inc
porators are: Rt. Rev. Father IN. J.
Hiltner, vicar-general of the diocese;
John Fret, Jacob Bleth and Martin
Erker, all of Lennon. "
MORE CASH FOR ROADS.
A new source of road revenue Is Of
fered in House Bill 1886, signed by
Governor Frazier today, and requir.
ing drivers of cars which carry per-
sons for hire to procure a license
each year from the county judge. The
SO license fee demanded Of each driv-
er goes to the state highway fund for
the building of state roads. The law
becomes effective July I, on or before
which date every taxi driver must
have license. The county Judge has
power to revoke licenses whenever
complaints against the drivers may
be substantiated. SIS
,DoNNYeRook PROTECTION.
Donnybrook wants more adequate
protection for a railroad crossing in
that classically named village, and it
will tell the rail board all about it at
a hearing in Minot on April 3.
The same day and at the same
place will be taken up the, petition OF
towns on the Max-Sanish branch Of
the 500 Line for daily passenger
trains in lieu of the present mixed
service. The Sanish-F0rt Eerthold
territory has developed wonderfully
during the last two years. and It re-
CARDS its present service Inadequate.
While in Minot the commission also
will consider a petition Tor the install
lation Of modern sanitary convenience
e. in. the Great Northern station at
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