Attorney Anderson Wins In Judicial Race
Official returns from the recent primary show W M Anderson likely to be among the three Supreme Court nominees. County canvasses incomplete with Ward County figures due end of week. Ramsey County will back Anderson in November. battles continue among Goss Ellsworth Cooley for final spots.
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Ward
Supreme Court
W. M. Anderson
Anderson
Ramsey County
Scrumgard
InterOcean
P. He -Rourke
Fisk
Burke
Kneeshaw
Goss
Ellsworth
Cooley
Mountrail
Solid Republican Unity Foresees Full Ticket Victory
Indications point to a solid Republican ticket win this fall with broad unity across factions. Insurgent Republicans at Grand Forks pledged to support the entire state ticket and to rally for Johnson's gubernatorial bid, opposing Democratic efforts to derail the insurgent movement.
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Grand Forks
Johnson
Rain Boosts Crops In Several Areas In 1910 report
A returned traveler notes rains arrived late but helped crops near Grand Harbor Webster Hampden Derrick and Edmore with some fields yielding 10 to 15 bushels per acre. Farmers plowed under grain in many places. better feed due to rain and discussions on post office delivery and general delivery identification. Devils Lake Commercial Club hosted visiting postmasters. J M Culbertson presided with officers elected and Grand Forks chosen for the next meeting in Chattanooga Tennessee October 10 12 1910.
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Grand Harbor
Webster
Hampden
Derrick
Edmore
H. F. Spelser
Fessenden
N. D
W. E. Biggs
New Rockford
H. W. Pray
Valley City
Devils Lake Commercial Club
J. M. Culbertson
Minnewaukan
I. T. Barnett
Ayr
G. C. Chambers
Churles Ferry
W. H. Stevens
Wimbledon
Jacobson to Go West in New Legal Move
Axel Jourgenson and Christofer Jacobson, both connected with the Devils Lake law scene, plan to pursue studies and relocate to a western city. Jacobson leaves a trail of friends who wish him success as he begins practice and Jourgenson continues in the current firm setup.
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Devils
Lake Attorney
Axel Jourgenson
Siver Ser
Siver*Bermingard
Christofer Jacobson
Scrumgard
Devils Lake
Tim
Jacobson
North Dakota Postmasters Convention Held in Devils Lake
The fourth annual meeting of the North Dakota State League of Postmasters convened in Devils Lake Tuesday and Wednesday. A. W. Spencer of Oberon presided as mayor McClory welcomed attendees, and a full program covered postal issues, money orders, rural routes impact, and burglary prevention with wide participation from postmasters across the state.
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North Dakota State League of Postmasters
A.W. Spencer
Oberon
McClory
Devils Lake
W. R. Mumby
Buford
N. D
P. R. Trubshaw
Cooper
Town
HH. Roberts
Tower City
N. DB
May Run for Judge in Ramsey County
Friends of Mayor P. J. McClory have quietly approached attorneys and businessmen in Ramsey and surrounding counties about a possible bid for the Second Judicial District judgeship now held by Judge Cowan. No definite details available, and exact connection to Mayor McClory remains unclear while further facts are awaited.
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P. J. McClory
Second Judicial
Cowan
Ramsey
Soo Line work may extend to Devils Lake this fall
Reported no work this year on the Soo line through the locality, yet indications show grading eastward from Bartlett to Medford nearly done and the line may reach Devils Lake this fall. President Kerlin of the Commercial club discussed with project managers and learned that westward work could be suspended until spring, but completion to this city this autumn is possible.
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Devils Lake
Pres
Kerlin
Commercial Club
Bartlett
Medford
Shoot for the Supper at Queen City Gun Club
A trap shoot tonight at Queen City Gun Club pits two squads led by Dr H G Romig and Ren Snell to determine who pays the supper for the group. The lowest team average wins the honor, with additional squads led by Art Reade and A H Bell comprising members including Snell Jones Tucker Elliott Wickert Conger Henze and others.
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Queen City
H. G. Romig
Ren Snell
R. Snell
Dr. Jones
Luther Dawson
Chas
Smith
Ed. Elliott
Lakota cashier pleads guilty in Nelson county court
Cashier S A Floren of the People's State bank of Lakota pleaded guilty in Nelson county district court to three charges. President F H Radders was arraigned and given until Tuesday afternoon to enter pleas. The case, tied to a bank failure with heavy shortages, is described as sensational in North Dakota.
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S. A. Floren
People’s State Bank of
Lakota
District Court
Nelson County
F. H. Radders
Floren
North Dakota
Floren Pleads Guilty To Forgeries And Insolvent Deposits
Grands Forks Evening Times reports Mr. Floren did not receive sentencing today. He pleaded guilty to charges of forgeries and receiving deposits after knowing the bank was insolvent.
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Floren
Grands Forks
Amusing City Incident Recounts a Devils Lake Marriage
Rev T A Olsen relates a humorous episode in which a couple sought a Lutheran minister in the city. Uncertain where the minister resided, they queried about license validity outside Devils Lake and decided to wed in Leeds after rejecting the town name. The ceremony occurred Wednesday afternoon.
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T. A. Olsen
Sheyenne
Devils Lake
Leeds
Democratic Day at Chautauqua Highlights Burke Campaign
Democratic day at Chautauqua drew a small afternoon crowd while evening attendance grew with Ger Burke. Tobias D Casey of Grafton spoke on the Gist congreen and George R Jones offered remarks. Resolutions endorsed Governor John Burke for the Democratic presidential ticket. Gov Burke spoke on Conservation of Resources of North Dakota.
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Chautauqua
Ger. Burke
Tobias D. Casey
Grafton
George R Jones
John Burke
Gov. Burke
North Dakota
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Cass
Dickey
Dunn
Emmons
Hettinger
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McIntosh
Mercer
Ransom
Sargent
Sheridan
Williams
Ramsey Pharmacy
Success Avenue
H. C. Plumley
Fargo
Chattanooga
Tenm
Postmasters Convention
B. H. Badger
Colzite
vMlce
May
SOO Line News
Huesgen
N. Dak
Templeton
Rahders
New Hampshire
Victor
Edison
The
Devils Lake Drug Company
A. E. Hodgkinson
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