The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-24
The Day at the State House
CLOSING UP

CLOSING UP ESTATE
George Barwind of Stacyville, Mo-,
is here settling up the estate of his
brother. the late Harry A. Barwind,
who was one Of the four Bismarck
r veling men who lost their lives IN
the Missouri river flood Easter sun
day.
NEW EQUITY cONcERN.-
Nortonville is now the home of a
$20 1000 Equity enterprise-the Nor.
tonville Equity Mercantile & Trading
Co., incorporated by f. H. Scheel, II.
w. Schrader, f. C. Wilton and Ed
Byrne of Nortonville and Joseph Kant
of ]ud.
NEW SALEM CREAMERY
New Salem, North Dakota's most
promising dairy center, is the home OF
the New Salem Creamery Co., incor-
porated for $500 by Philip Blank,
Fred Weigmann, Sr., w. II. Mann,
Max Schultz, Emil Otte, Peter Blu
mann, Sr., and A. Won Schallern.
NEW coRPoRATioNs.-
Among the new corporations of the
last week are: Wards Drug Store,
Minot, Ward Saunders, F. p. Taylor
and Cap H. Saunders, capital, $4,000;
Pasha Grain Co., Pasha; F. E. Burg
EFT, Orr; H. W. Eply. Orr, and W. L..
Ray, Minneapolis, $4,000; and the
| ", rto,rilvo D,NhlSo HILL Tn INp1fnn.
Vile; Edward Withnell, George J.
Hickey and George Steele, $4,000.
GOES TO STARK
State Superintendent N. C. Macdon.
aid will spend the latter part of the
week in the western part of the state.
April 26 he addresses a consolidation
meeting at Daglum. in Stark county.
and Friday and Saturday he talks to
the Slope County Teachers associa-
ton at its annual convention in Dick
inson. H. X. Jensen, county super
intendent of Morton, called on the
state superintendent today.
BANK FOR DISCIPLINE
The state examiners office today
completed the preliminary examina.
ton of the first bank to be estab.'
lished at Selfridge, railway center for
the Standing Rock Indian reservation
in North Dakota-the Citizens State
bank. The officers are S. J. Maurer.
president; Robert Gwyther, vice pres
ident; F. NJ. Redman, cashier; M. G
Redman, assistant cashier. The CAPT
tai is $4,000. Cashier Redman was
here today completing preparations
for the opening Of the bank.
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KILLDEER PARK BOARD
The Fifteenth assembly adopted a
concurrent resolution calling upon the
United States government to investi-
gate the availability of the Killdeer
mountain region, one of the most
beautiful spots in North Dakota and
scene of many a famous Indian bat
tie, as a site for a national park and
federal game preserve. The duty of
naming a commission to look after
the fortunes of the Killdeer park and
to see to it that the lands desired are
withdrawn from settlement was as
signed to, Governor Frazier, who to-
day announced his commission Jas fol-
lows. Col. C. A. Lounsberry, Fargo;
Rep. A. A. Liederbach, Killdeer, faith
er Of the resolution, and w. L. Rich
ards, Dickinson. .. s..> .c3
WANT SOME LIGHT
A scandal is said to be brewing in
connection with North Dakota's anti
glare automobile headlight law which
was passed at the last session. BE.
fore the governor signed the bill there
was brought to his attention the fact
that the wording followed very close
ly that of a full-page advertisement
carried by the Saturday Evening
Post at about the time the measure
was up for. passage. The governor,
after some hesitancy, affixed his sig
nature, and the bill became law. Now