The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-24

struction of this law but n OF the
| several patented non-glare headlights
| now on the market can qualify IN
| North Dakota. Dealers in lenses
which seem to be frozen out by the
act are conducting a quiet. little inves-
, tigation which may result in some.
| thing popping in the near future.
WATERS HOME AGAIN.
State Examiner J. R. Waters has
returned from q weeks business mis-.
sion in the Twin Cities and Chicago.
He reports crops well advanced in
Minnesota and the middle west, with
trees in bud and a good stand, of
grass.
ATTEND EQUITY MEET
NJ. P. Johnson, state railway COM
missioner and president Of the North
Dakota Equity society, and A. S. OILS
ness, insurance commissioner, are in
Fargo today attending a special meet
ing Of the Equity Exchange, in which
both are stockholders.
DRIVES TO RANCH
Miss Aldyth Ward, who becomes
secretary OF the public welfare COM
mission July ], her mother, Mrs. w.
O. Ward, and Miss Mary Staley sets
out by automobile tomorrow for
Miss Wards ranch near Ryder, in the
Fort Berthold reservation country.
NJ. p. HEADS HERE
I-~a1 Cunt ~ Niohn1o If CT
Paul and Superintendent w. E. Bern
er of jamestown called on the gov
ernor and the railway commission to.
day, proferring the best services of
the Northern Pacific in any emer-
gency that may arise through the
war.
LUNCH WITH FRAZIER.-
Rev. Charles Weigle, a disciple Of
B1lly Suday who is conducting Gus
ing revival services in Mandan, and
his brother, Alfred Weigle, who on
ducts the music, visited Bismarck to.
day and took dinner with Governor
Frazier.
FARM 'PHoNE FOR BEULAH.-
Telephone Service will be furnished
farmers residing east and west of
Beulah, one of the thriving little
towns on the Killdeer branch of the
Northern Pacific by the Slope Tele-
phone Co. of 'Buelah, which has re-
ceived a charter from the secretary
of state. The company will string
50 miles of wire. The incorporators
T.-oL IJoSo1~ 80 iLN,,~o ,,ioo 1-l
Gottleib Heihm and Jacob Eisenbeis
of Beulah.
GOES TO WASHINGTON.-
Governor Frazier announced today
that he will go to Washington April
80 to attend a conference called by
the federal trade commission, which
is to determine methods of procuring
large crops and the proper distribu-
ton of the same. The governor will
remain in the capital over May 2 to
attend the conference on national de-
tense, which a number sHfs northwest
executives are to take part in. En-
route he will stop in Chicago for a
national defense congress called for
the midwest. l.,
40 4 4 'ER1
BUTTER SCORING HERE
The state dairy departments first
butter scoring contest of the year will
be held in Bismarck or Friday Of this
week. Professor Keithley Of the state
agricultural college will act as scor-
err, and entries expected from all
parts of the state. Butter will be sub
mitted in tubs ofanot less than thir-
ty pounds and following the scoring
this spread for the staff of life will
be sold to the highest bidder. Dairy
Commissioner j.. ]. Osterhaus regards
this as a chance for someone to cor
ner the market on the best butter
North Dakota can produce. The scor-
ing will be done and the sale held at
the plant of the Northern Produce
Co. .-