Insurgent clash over primary and conventions roils North Dakota politics
The piece details a split in the state Republican faction over the statewide primary, with Winship and Marshall linked to insurgent tactics at Grand Forks. It notes packed conventions, unequal county representation, and accusations of old gang influence, surveying key figures like Marshall, Winship, Johnson, Packard, and local editors.
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Kanga
Winship
Valley City
Grand Forks
Congressman Marshall
Senate
Marshall
Congress
Spalding
Little
Missouri
The
Oakes Times
Joe Devine
John Sorley
Roach
Packard
Republican Party
Helgesen
Haldwick
Grand Forks County
Pembina
National Senate
Young
Martin N. Johnson
Mr. Marshall
Trovanten
Lauder
Engernd
Marshall-Young
Johnson
Red River Valley
Missouri Slope
Tow
M. N. Johnson
Resumption of Currency Payments Spreads Across Financial Centers
The financial disturbance is fading and within ten days currency payments will resume generally at major centers. Savings banks, allowed to require notice before withdrawals, show expired dates leading to little withdrawal. Banks’ restraint in paying large sums prevented a potential panic, with confidence restored overall.
McCumber Pushes Federal Grain Inspection Ahead of Session
Senator McCumber plans to press for United States government grain inspection in the coming Congress session. He is said to have won President Roosevelt's support, with a possible recommendation in his message for a law. Passage would aid Northwest grain raisers harmed by Minnesota inspectors accused of unfair grading.
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Congress
McCumber
United States
Roosevelt
Northwest
Minnesota
Emmons County Man Skips Train at Grand Forks Convention
Alex Macdonald from Emmons county traveled to Bismarck for the Murwumph? machine convention in Grand Forks but missed his train. He likely lost his pass causing the delay.
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Bismarck Tribune
Alex. Macdonald
Emmons County
Bismarck
Grand Forks
Calves Taken Up at Petrie Ranch Section 10
Calves taken up at the Petrie Ranch on section 10 township 133 range 77 five hand fed calves four red and one black with no visible marks. Owner please call prove property pay charges and take them away. W H Loan Linton North Dakota.
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Petrie Ranch
W.H Loan
Linton
N.D
Kunz Pardoned After Two Years In Six Year Sentence
Vincent Kunz, an elderly man who killed Walter Steele in 1905 near Hoettcher ranch, was pardoned by the North Dakota state pardon board at Bismarck. After a lengthy campaign and petitions signed by all twelve jurors, the board granted clemency though new evidence was not presented.
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Man Runneth
Adams County
Pat Norton
Hettinger
Wade
Burke
Bottineau County
Eddy County
Foster County
Griggs County
McHenry County
McLean
Rameey
Rolette
Towner
Williams
McKengie
Billings Burleigh
Emmons
Kidder
Logan
Hettinger Mercer
Oliver
Stark
McIntosh
Adams
Walter Steelers
Lierty
Bismarck
Vincent Kunz
Kunz
Walter Steele
Steele
Hoettcher Ranch
Linton
Stanley
Kunz Place
Kune
Kane
Young Stanley
Hunt Place
Napoleon
Kanr
Wisconsin
Bismarck Tribune
Emmons County
Final Proofs Noted at Linton With Witness List Variations
Final proofs described at Linton since last week list witnesses for each parcel. Names include Oscar Laastad Joseph Keller Valdin Jakob John M Laastad Anulf Olson Rudy Peter Rasmussen George E Tennant Dollie Bradley John H Reamer Blute Doolittle Roy C Kinsey Hiram E Rice Amelia Payne Vernie C Hardy William Rowse Ray KE Little Abraham Clark C Hardy Raymond E Lille George E Tennant Peter Basmuneen A Olson Rudy Lenore Carruthers Roy Bales Martha C Whitney.
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Linton
Oscar Laastad
Joseph Keller
Valdin Jakob
John M. Laastad
Hefure Weatherby
Anulf Olson Rudy
Peter Rasmussen
George E. Tennant
Dollie Bradley
John H. Reamer
Blute Doolittle
Roy C. Kinsey
Swarofnwarand
Hiram E. Rice
Amelia Payne
Vernie C. Hardy
William Rowse
Ray KE. Little
Abraham Clark
Vepie C. Hardy
Raymond E. Lille
Real Estate Loans Offered by The First Bank of Linton
The First Bank of Linton offers real estate loans on good farm lands for three to five years. The bank, located in Linton North Dakota, seeks borrowers with solid farm assets and clear titles to secure the loans.
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The
First Bank of
Linton
N. D
Reto
Hazelton
Tragic Death Of Harry Patterson In South Dakota Timber
The region mourns as Harry Patterson, a fifteen year old boy, dies at Bismarck hospital after a buckshot wound to the shoulder. His father Mr Patterson and Mr Petrie rushed him from the timber to the hospital, where efforts to save him failed. The funeral was held Friday with Rev Wood officiating and a large turnout.
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Harry
Bismarck
Messrs. Patterson
Petr
Harry Patterson
Fred Petrie
Fred
Mr. Petrie
Bismarck Hospital
Patterson
Linton
Wood
Marriage licenses issued by Judge Carley
Since the Record's last report, the following licenses were issued: Lunp Bailey on December 4 to Curtis G. Lund of Glencoe and Minnie I. Bailey of Livona. Craix Blappock on December 4 to Bevel J. Crain and Anna D. Braddock, both of Linton. Vatelle Maigx on December 4 to John Walker and Lydia Meier, both of Linton.
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Carley
Lunp—Bailey
Curtis G. Lund
Glencoe
Minnie I. Bailey
Livuna
Craix—Blappock
Bevel, J. Crain
Anna D. Braddock
Linton
Vatelle
John Walker
Lydia Meier
Grain Prices and Grades Report
No. 1 Northern and other varieties listed with prices in cents. Flax and Barley figures shown for multiple grades. Durum Wheat prices for Nos 1 and 2 also included.
Humerene Chinese Graft and Half Price Deception
A Chinese taotai orders two gold ingots sold at half price and keeps one ingot, claiming the account is settled. Shopmen press for payment, citing imprudent words, and the taotai responds with a harsh rebuke and threatens punishment, as recounted by Harper's Weekly.
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Harper’s Weekly
Speechless but Graphic Caricaturist Draws Langham Steeple
A well known caricaturist, mute after a dance, used a pencil to sketch a Langham street church steeple. Passengers recognized the drawing and laughed, handing it to the cabman who correctly identified Langham street and drove off. Ella and Stella exchange nearsighted jokes in Illustrated Bits.
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Langham Place
Langham Street
Cafe anecdote on Mrs Smith and child helper
A brief dialogue recalls Mrs Smith praising her five year old daughter's help around the house. Mrs Randall asks what a child can do and Mrs Smith notes the girl informs the cook whenever they expect company.
Delicate confession about a woman who thinks she can improve the Lord’s handiwork
He speaks as a refined observer noting that she believes she can improve upon the Lord’s handiwork. The wording hints at social commentary on posturing and appearance without direct accusation.
The Plagiarist and Beaconsfield Quotation Echoes
A fragmentary clipping quotes The Washington Star on plagiarism as theft and courage, pairing it with a Beaconsfield adage about self knowledge. The items read like a misc quote column from a newspaper page.
Notice Hearing on Will in County Court
In County Court before Hon. Charlies B. Carley the State of Hore is cited to appear at the court in January 1908 to show cause why the will of Joseph tchwarts en i. cous reek ol you should be admitted to probate. Dated November 3 1907.
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Peutic
Couny
Derour Mest
Fux
N. D
V' Jakob Iainan
Winoms
Ference
Irwele
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Mr. Winship
Moses
Peter Basmuneen
A. Olson Rudy
Lenore Carruthers
Roy Bales
Martha C. Whitney
Letie
Pettersen
Biemarck Poepital
Tavaspay Monwine
Ella
Stella
Wolfer
Smith & Wallace
Csggee
Rollo
Washington Star
Beaconsfield
Taiiloring
North Dakota
W. E. Petrie
General Merchandise
Linton -Hazelton Land Company
L. du Heaume
Linton, N. D
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