. North Dakota history and people; outlines of American history. A VIE\V OF THE CAMPUS, STATE XORMAL-INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, ELLENDALE. .MECHANIC ARTS BUILDING, STATE NORMAL-INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, ELLENDALE HISTORY OF NORTH DAKOTA 423 on lots owned by the state, by a board of capitol commissioners, appointed bythe governor, by and with the consent of the Senate. Governor Sarles appointed as such commission William Budge, of GrandForks; Dan J. Laxdahl, of Cavalier, and Andrew Sandager, of Lisbon; whowere promptly confirmed by the Senate. They gave the bonds required by thestatute and organized by the se
. North Dakota history and people; outlines of American history. A VIE\V OF THE CAMPUS, STATE XORMAL-INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, ELLENDALE. .MECHANIC ARTS BUILDING, STATE NORMAL-INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, ELLENDALE HISTORY OF NORTH DAKOTA 423 on lots owned by the state, by a board of capitol commissioners, appointed bythe governor, by and with the consent of the Senate. Governor Sarles appointed as such commission William Budge, of GrandForks; Dan J. Laxdahl, of Cavalier, and Andrew Sandager, of Lisbon; whowere promptly confirmed by the Senate. They gave the bonds required by thestatute and organized by the selection of William Budge as chairman and ThomasShaw of Pembina as secretary. The board was required by the statute to utilizein the plans and specifications for the capitol building the newly constructednorth wing, and so much of the other portions of the capitol building as in theiropinion could be used to advantage with regard to appearance and serviceable-ness of the building, and to sell such material in the present state capitol buildingas they deemed to be unavailable for use in the building and pay the proceedsthereof
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