Devils Lake Recall Convention Sets November Vote on Officials
An independent convention at Devils Lake endorses a limited recall with a vote likely in early November. Nestos for governor and Johnson for attorney general lead the ticket while the recall faces mixed support amid debate over timing and scope.
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Nestos
Swinborne Johnson
John Hagan
Goddard
Burleigh
Committee of Twenty-One
J. F. T. O’connor
Grand Forks
R. S. Nestos
Minot
Rev. Birchenough
Pembina County
J. F. T. O'Connor
O’connor
S. Johnson
Democratic State Central Committee
Joint Campaign Committee
Theo Nelson
B. F. Spaulding
Johnson
D. C. Shipley
Stark
Bank of North Dakota
Industrial Commission
Linton Elects City Officials and School Site Vote
Voters in Linton chose city officers and approved a new school site and debt limit increase. Mayor C. A. Wolverton won without opposition. Ed Graf beat Joe Volk Jr. for treasurer. A. M. Britts became magistrate unopposed. Ward results included Frank Sternhagen and Harry Hinton.
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Linton
Franklin
C. A. Wolverton
Ed. Graf
Joe Volk, Jr
A. M. Britts
J. A. Lang
Otto Becker
Frank Sternhagen
Chris Bosch
Harry Hinton
Charlie Meier
Frank Meier, Jr
Liederbach outlines Nonpartisan League finances and need for funds
The statement details a campaign fund of 150000 dollars with 30000 to cover past county obligations, 20000 for bank overdrafts, and remaining expenses including support for farmer papers and two state papers. It vows no new debt and strict fundraising as the League faces a hard fight ahead. The note follows North Dakota events after the Devils Lake convention recall news.
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Nonpartisan League
Sen
Liederbach
Courier-News
Devils Lake
Harding
Ward
Yeater
Emmons County
North Dakota
League
Farmers’ Executive Committee
Election results shape city leadership in ward races
In the third ward Charles Paulson defeated Alex Bosch for a two year term and Martin Reidlinger beat Harry Lynn for a one year term. John Portz, who had moved from the ward, would likely resign soon if elected. New city officials assume office Tuesday, April 19.
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John Portz
Tracy Macdonald wedding in Braddock
Selden S. Tracy of Braddock and Flora Macdonald of Glencoe wed at Presbyterian Church with Rev. H C Postlethwaite officiating at 4:30 Sunday. Groom, son of H P Tracy, bride daughter of Alex Macdonald. wedding party included Don L Tracy and Thor Nanden. couple to reside in Braddock where Tracy runs a business.
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Bismarck
Selden’ S. Tracy
Braddock
Flora Macdonald
Glencoe
H. C. Postlethwaite
Tracy
H.’ P. Tracy
Emmons County
Alex. Macdonald
Don L. Tracy
Farm Help Plentiful At Reasonable Wages
Government labor reports show ample men for general farm work with wages from 35 to 50 dollars a month, about 40 dollars on average. County agents should be given 3 to 5 days notice to secure workers and an advance on railway fare aids quick placement, with agency checks to prevent job jumping.
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Emmons County
Bismarck
Fargo
Aberdeen
Parents Arrested For Keeping Children From School
Justice Britts presided over multiple cases this week in which parents were arrested for nonattendance of children at school. The state’s attorney required proof that keeping a child home was necessary to support the family, which none could demonstrate. Most offenders are wealthy farmers with large landholdings.
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Justice Britts
Adam Paul
Emmons county truancy laws lead to fines and warnings
County authorities enforce school attendance as several youths from districts including Winchester Union South Prairie and Mc Culley are fined for truancy. Some cases see fines remitted after proper permissions or temporary absences. Officials warn more arrests are expected as enforcement continues.
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Holland
Emmons
John Lipp
Winchester
John Lauer
Union
Frank Schmirer
South Prairie
Chris Beck
McCulley
Joe Lipp
Real Estate Transfers list multiple transfers in Hague and Linton
Warranty deeds show Jacob Jangula to Evert Beck lot 2 block 10 Hunter’s First Addition Linton for 1 dollar. Milwaukee Land Co to John Haak lots 3 and 4 block 17 Second Addition Hague for 225 dollars. Haak to Henry B. Zenk lots 3 and 4 block 17 Second Addition Hague for 1 dollar. Zenk to Hague State Bank lot 4 block 17 Second Addition Hague for 200 dollars. Zenk to Katherina Feiszt lot 3 block 17 Second Addition Hague for 250 dollars. August H. Driefke to Max Zielke lots 15 and 16 block 2 Hunter’s First Addition Linton for 800 dollars. Chris Weiszhaar to City National Bank Linton undivided one half in 154.56 acres for 1 dollar. Milwaukee Land Co to Albert Jellema lots 11 and 12 block 17 Second Addition Hague for 211.50 dollars. Jellema to Alfons Thiele lots 11 and 12 block 17 Second Addition Hague for 400 dollars. John A. Schneider to Stephen Kraft acre and ser ne qr 20 and e hf se qr ne qr 19-131-75 for 23,000 dollars. Strasburg Townsite Co to Martin Wald lots 1-6 block 3 Dillman Addition Strasburg for 1 dollar. Katharina Schmidt to George Kuntz Int 1 block 1 Hague for 125 dollars. Heinrich Nathan and wife to Elizabeth Nathan lots 13 and 14 block 19 Hunter’s First Addition Linton for 1 dollar.
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Jacob Jangula
Evert Beck
Hunter
Linton
Milwaukee Land Co
John Haak
Hague
Henry B. Zenk
Hague State Bank
Katherina K. Feiszt
August H. Driefke
Max Zielke
Chris. Weiszhaar
City Atioal Bank
Strasburg
Martin Wald
Dillman
Katharina Schmidt
George Kuntz
Heinrich Nathan
Elizabeth Nathan
Funeral for Mrs Witske Groen in Hull Church
Mrs Witske Groen who died March 21 at her Hull home was buried Thursday at Hull church. Born May 3, 1849 in Tershilling Island Netherlands she moved to Freeport Illinois in 1865 then to Akeley Iowa before marrying Wm P Green in 1872 and settling in Hull Emmons county in 1886. Survived by her husband nine local children 46 grandchildren and a brother A Roos of Rock Rapids Iowa.
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Witske Groen
Hull
Hull Church
Anthony Company
Witske Roos
Tershilling
Netherlands
Freeport
Ill
Akeley
Iowa
Wm. P. Green
Emmons County
Jake Green
Fountain
Colo
A. Roos
Rock Rapids
Westfield
No Shoes for Traveling
A traveler and friends camp near a station to pick blueberries. Wet feet force a journey home barefoot after a log fire burns his shoes and socks while he slept, drawing amusement from fellow passengers on the train.
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Chicago Tribune
County School Notes and Public Office Demands
Diploma honors for Alice Irvine and Ione Raven mark nine months of perfect attendance. Punctuality Pins awarded to many pupils including Alfred Dykema and Emma Weikum, with a county superintendent update on staff needs, bond filings, and school conditions across Ellendale area.
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Alice Irvine
Ione Raven
Alfred Dykema
Gertie Compaan
Gurdis Dykema
Helen Heun
Bakker
Viola Brusch
Danbury
Emma Weikum
Martha Steiger
Lucille
John Esch Liberty
Clarence
Edna
Alice Fransen
Orley Sheperd
Lila Swanson
Lincoln
Hattie Fetterley
Glanavon
Lester Gilman
Burr Oak
Ruth Beal
Ethel Hanson
Winifred
Dale Rambaugh
Kintyre
Otto Zoller
Sand Creek
Ellendale
Becaue
Charles Parkhurst
New York City
Somerville
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Independent Voters’ Association
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Sheridan County
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L. L. Twichell
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Supreme Court
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Richland
Record Man
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