Republican County Convention Set for Devils Lake June 18 1904
Official county notice outlines Republican county convention at Devils Lake North Dakota to elect delegates and alternates for the state convention at Grand Forks July 20 1904. Also schedules judicial district nominating convention June 23 1904 and legislative district nominations. Details include precinct representation caucus June 13 and credential procedures.
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Devils Lake
North Dakota
Grand Forks
N. D
Siliane
Edmore
Starkweather
Delagates
Crary
Islegnice
Inrga
M. D
Jone
Abte County Central Committee
Republican County
E. Watt
C. Simonstan
G Forks
Aly
Forencon
Ramsey- Morton
Barnes Olivera Nelson
Billings
Ina
Richland
Gavalier Boiette
Dickey
Sargent
Stark
Grand Fork Towner
Walsh
LaMoare
Leary
Williams
Republican State Central ‘Committee
M. Roll
Announcements on Print Innoascem and Schedule Note
Announcements indicate printing under this ordinance and details about a meeting to be held June 4th. The text mentions cash payments, exemptions, and a state or local legislative context with a focus on timing and official notices.
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Stade Announces Candidacy for 25th Legislative District
Andrew J. Stade announces his bid for member of the legislature from the twenty-fifth district urging countywide support and placement before the Republican convention on January 1. The statement emphasizes building support among friends across the county.
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Andrew J. Stade
Jane
NATO
Devils Lake politics foul mood and primary outcomes
The Devils Lake area reports from the Minneapolis Journal suggest Andrew Stade may run as an independent if not nominated by the Republican convention. Primary results show Senator Hale likely to be re nominated, while local papers debate Hansbrough and Inter Ocean ties, with editorials deriding mudslinging and urging support for established incumbents.
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Devils Lake
Minneapolis Journal
Andrew J. Stade
Hansbrough
Inter- Ocean
Inter-Ocean
Reed
Though
Sgeinet
Devila Lake
Ramsey County
Hale
Senator Hale
Mr. Stade
Local Figure Announces Candidacy Despite Long Absences
An upset community statement from a longtime local figure proclaims another run for office. The speaker asserts improved competence and dedication, pledging to serve faithfully if given a chance again, and hints at strong support from friends.
Michigan City Fourth Celebration and Local News Briefs
Michigan City plans a Fourth of July celebration while Devi Lake races attract visitors. The Mitchells mark 24 years leading the Minto Journal. Editor Voight draws attention for a lively but edgy style. Mayor Dain returns from the St. Louis fair touting North Dakota exhibit.
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Ramsay County
North Dakota
Inter- Ocean
Hansbrough
Inter-Ocean
Devils Lake
The
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Michigan City
Devi Lake
Horae
Delogs
Chantanqua
Voight
Leeds News
Oder
Dain
Grand Fork
St. Louis
Jeahe
Dakota
Bouss
Terr
E. Pierce
Minot Editor Threatens Publication Return Amid Warhorag Talk
The editor Marshall McCu threatens to revive his monthly The Politician at Minot. The political atmosphere there hints at renewed clashes in the old warhorag era, with Ramsey as a potential new stage if Minot proves too tame.
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Marshall McCuo
Minot
Ramsey
D. L. Coonfare Child Passes From Spinal Meningitis
The little child of D. L. Coonfare near Hampden died of spinal meningitis last Tuesday. The Starkweather schools principal Miss Lillian Lamp will likely be retained for another year. A three day rain recently improved the ground and raised prospects for a bumper crop in Ramsey County. Hampden’s new Presbyterian church was dedicated Sunday June 5 with sermon by Rev. N. S. Reeves. church growth stems from Rev. J. T. L. Coates Sabbath school work.
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Hampden
Lillian Lamp
Starkweather Schools
Thty State
Ramasy County
Staraweather Times
New Presbyterian Church
N. 8. Reeves
Davila Bak
J.T. L. Coates
Wedding Chimes At Webster Unite Grimes and Walker
Miss Gertrude Grimes of Chicago and Mr Herbert B Walker of Webster were married at the Keller home in Webster N C in a quiet ceremony by Rev William Giespis Mrs Keller’s cousin the bride wore white and the groom black A small gathering enjoyed a bridal march by Grace Koler and a wedding feast with praise for a perfect occasion Guests included Rev Winn Gillespie and several locals and relatives with best wishes for the couple
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Webster
N. C
Keller
Gertrude Grimes
Chicago
Herbert B. Walker
William Giespis
Grace Koler
Lohengrin
Tnez Keller
Sarah Belle Morrison
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North Dakota
Short Horn Cattle Sale Brings Notable Purchases
Capt. T. Alderson returns from Fargo with two fine Shorthorn cows, Tady Anca and 4th Belle Barrington, after attending a major sale. He paid a substantial sum, aims to elevate his blooded stock, and plans to showcase his new herd as a leading supplier in the region. Ed Richardson’s barber shop will stay open evenings until 9 o'clock to accommodate out of town patrons.
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Fargo
Tady Anca
Belle Barrington
Bellencale
Alderson
Vsenton
Ed Richardson
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