The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-07
FIVE MEN ARE
NAMED TO TAKE
MANAGEMENT
F.. e. Diehl Named to Board
of Administration, Gam
mons to Industrial Body
QUALIFICATIONS GIVEN
Governor and Industrial Com
mission Complete Import
ant Appointments
QUALIFICATIONS GIVEN

Governor R. A. Nestos and the
state industrial commission today
announced appointments to the
Board of Administration, GUARANTY
Fund Commission office Of secretary
of the industrial commission and
the Board of Managers for the
Grand Forks Mill and Elevator.
They are:
F. E. Diehl, of Bowman. appointed
by Governor, member of Board of
Administration for six year term
from July l, 1928 to June 80, 1929
succeeding r. T. Muir.
John Gammons of Fargo appointed
secretary by Industrial Commission
.. S. G. Severtson of Bismarck re
appointed by governor to be mem
Der Guaranty Fund Commission.
John F. McGrann, Fargo; James
Whelan of St. Thomas; Nick Nelson
of Emerado, J. R. Carley Of Grand
Forks, and DR.. E. N. Hegge Of Hat
ton. by Industrial Commission to b.
Board of Managers for Grand Fork
mill and elevator.
Mr.. Diehl was selected from q
long list for the position on tn
State Board of Administration mad
vacant by the expiration of the :eIn
of r. T. Muir, a Frazier appoirtee
In announcing the appointment q
~ :nk khn An
Mr.. Diehl had had ID years cxper
ience as a contractor and builder,
had legal training and had servcd
as County Judge of Bowman county
was widely read and we'll educated
and in his work as manager of tn
Home Building Association in the
last year and half and acting Sc
cretary of the Industrial Commits
sion for the last few days had show
himself to be an able and conscient
ious public Official.
OF the three appointivc member .
of the Board of Administration, i.
B. Murphy is regarded primarily a.
an educator. H. P. Goddard pfimaT,
ly as a financial man and Mr.. Diet
AS builder. A man of Mr.. Diehl'
qualifications was needed on tn
Board, the chief executive said.
John Gammons of Fargo, VIII
will be secretary of the Industri,
Commission, is we'll qualified for
the work of keeping the records o.
commission the Governor state
having been experienced in tn
line. Mr.. Gammons is a democrat
Local Man Named
S. G. Severtson, cashier of Il
Capitol Security Bank, was real
pointed on the Guaranty Fund Con
mission as one Of list of nine re
commended for appointment by tn
North Dakota State Bankers Asso
citation. The governor said tha
! Mr.. Severtson. having been former
~ state bank examiner and on tn,
Guaranty fund for several years
Twas we'll qualified for the positio,
and in the midst of important work
The other two appointive members
he said, live in the northern part o.
the state and since all serve, at ;
financial sacrifice it is importan
to have a member close TO the Stat
Capitol who can respond for meet
ing calls to handle any kind of bus
mess. 4t,lys,,
On Mill Board
!. Appointments to the Board q
Managers of the Grand Forks m
and elevator, provided in an act o
the last legislature, were announcc
after conference of the industr q
commission. While they were an
nounced today they will not be ac
tually made until the end of u
month, when the Industrial Con
mission will have before it coru
plete audit of the mill and will ha
)i finished handling some financia
5 problems now before it.
| John F. McGrann of Fargo, t.
: first appointment made, has be &
: in the milling business most of h
t life, is now in business in Fargo 81
understands the milling businc
from every angle, the gover. .
lsaid.
James Whelan of St. Thomas ha
. extensive farming interests, b.
y been interested in the grain 6n
elevator business most of his Ii
n appreciates the wishes of the farn
a ers and is we'll qualified to, serve 0
Y the Board. the governor said.
q 1t was decided to name two
e Grand Forks county where the bi
mill is located and people are vita
g ly interested. The Commercial Clp
: of that city was asked to make n
|, commendations. From . list til
n commission named Nick Nelson {
; Emerado, said to be . successft
9 farmer. and J. r. Carley Of Gran
c Forks, whom the governor said ws
i a keen business, man and successfl
banker. "
II DR.. E. N. Hsgge Of Hatton con
a pleted the list. The Governor sal
i he was successful business MAJ
4 had extensive farming interests an
r coed Judgment, and was intereste
in the success Of the project.