Primary election returns show staunch Republican victory in state
North Dakota voters backed the stalwart wing by about two to one as Spalding-Winship efforts collapsed. In Cass county Spalding and his allies were defeated. Emmons chose Jones and Carley for sheriff and county judge with large majorities. The record lists totals by precincts, notes three forms of stickers, and highlights Patterson Armstrong Cleveringa as central figures amid a contested delegate count for the state convention.
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Winship
North Dakota
Spalding-Winship
Spalding
Cass County
Fargo
Emmons
Jones and Johnson
Rowerdink
Carley
Jones
Ben Johnson
Patterson
Baldy
Ben
Cleveringa
Down South
Rooks
Armstrong
Johnson
Machine
Brorton - Patterson- Rooks-Armstrong
Messrs. Rooks
Sherwood
Postie
Zs Armstrong
Hoschker
Campbell
Cleverings
Rory
Shier
Stanley
Kowerchuk
Kownse
Buchanan
Democratic Vote Chooses Minor City Delegates Amid Confusion
In Minot and Williamsport precincts the democratic ticket yielded scattered results. Delegates Baumbartner Beale Cotton Fischer O'Brien Snyder Wells Yeater Sims and Woodrwin each had one vote in Sel precinct. A Wo. You received two votes for state senator and Alex Macdonald one vote. D K Streeter also one vote in Sel.
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Minot
Johannes Baumgartner
S. R. J. Beale
F. H. Cotton
Jakob Fischer
T. F. O'Brien
John Snyder
J. J. Wells
W.L. Yeater
A.W. Sims
Woodrwin
Sel
Wo. You
Williamsport
Alex. Macdonald
D. KR. Streeter
Representa
Williamsport and area hold Democratic nomination tallies
The report lists votes for Democratic nominees in several precincts for county offices including Register of Deeds A H Irvine who led with votes in Selz Bakker Linton and Glanavon. George Acheson suffered a heavy defeat in Glanavon for the same post. Rooks 75 votes for Clerk of Court. Pastle 74 votes for Sheriff. Ben W Whitney 72 for County Judge. Irvine receives a withdrawal notice for Democrat nomination. Osgood tops for Superintendent with 75 votes. Several Paris for Justices of the Peace and Constable candidates noted plus a sweep of commissioners and assessors across districts.
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Williamsport
J. G. Pitts
Selz
Register of Deeds
A. H. Irvine
Bakker
Linton
Glanavon
George Acheson
Clerk of Court
Strasburg
William L
Emirons County
Frank Salli
Wim. Leibel
B. Schweitzer
Mr. Rooks
Senator Mcdonald declares Stalwarts win in Emmon County
Bismarck Tribune reports Senator Macdonald from Emmon County says the Stalwarts carried Emmon County by a large majority and that he is "it" amid the local election aftermath.
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Bismarck Tribune
Macdonald
Emmon County
Braddock Brevities from the News, June 1, 1905
Local briefs report J C Kindle and Kimble buying a steam thrashing outfit. A new boy arrives for Mr and Mrs A H McCart. mother and infant well. William Herman buys Anton Kalberer’s 400 acre ranch for 5000 dollars. Logan district elects Sterslee director and F Savage treasurer. A Burleigh County elopement plan is thwarted by the father. H W Allen family heads to Michigan. bank oversight in Mr McLean’s absence.
Fourth of July Committees Named for Linton Celebration
A local notice lists the committees coordinating Linton’s Fourth of July events. Geo. W. Lynn chairs the Day. John Hage leads Band Music with A. W. Sims and W. O. Irwin. A. M. Britts heads Horse Races with Gus Broman and Earle Atha. advertising is chaired by A. Junge with DR. Streeter and C. A. Patterson. Parade and Decoration, Speakers, Executives, and Finance are detailed with multiple members. other roles include Privileges and Calatampinos.
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Linton
Geo. W
A. M. Britts
Gus. Broman
Earle Atha
DR. Streeter
C. A. Patterson
Jose Ball
W. E. Petrie
Wmn. Carmichael
J. A. Lang
H. A. Armstrong
Rowerdink
C. Coventry
G. A. Herolz
J. Muench
Ben Johnson
A.C. Wagher
S. J. Magy
Chas. Carley
Rooks
Lane
Privileges
C. EB. Elliot
Earle HT
Smith Calatampinos
F. Bell
Chas. DeWitt
Wo Eyes
Robert Petrie
Mare with three-link brand missing since May 25 1908
A four year old black mare with roached mane and a three link brand left flank foal heavy left, disappeared May 25 1908. Reward or information to REN WELLS at Jamestown North Dakota.
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Pease
Ren Wells
Jamestown
Dressmaker announces shop closure and in town availability
To the Public I have closed my dress making shop at 8 Linton am going to reside on my claim but I will be in town on Tuesday and Saturday of each week and will be prepared to take orders for sewing and to do fitting All cherishing work should call at Obereims baker between 10 4 am and 6 pm on the above mentioned days or drop a postal to JULIA KS Otsos Linton N. 1)
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Linton, Ag
Necesdauy
Obereimr
Julia KS Otsos
Linton
Pollock Beavers Clash In Linton Next Sunday
In town and out reports include Pollock versus Linton Beaver Park game next Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Other notes mention rain forecast, visitors from Hazelton and Braddock, local baseball results, community notices, and upcoming meetings at Linton and nearby towns.
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Cuse
Pollock
Linton Beaver Park
Taken Up Horses
Notice of two horses taken up by Micnakin Braun of Strasburg N 1. A black mare three to four years old with white hind feet a small white nose spot and a three month old brown colt by her side. Also a yearling mare with a white right hind foot and a white spot on the forehead. Owner urged to call pay charges and reclaim.
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van Beek
Andy Buschiker
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Andy
Fr. Wagher
T. P. Lee
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A. L. Geil
Hazelton
Wieger Rodenburg
Justices of the Peace
Burr Oak
Logan
Andrew Boschker
Westfield
Westfield- Boschker
Bakker Boschker
Col. Patterson
Streeter
Patterson, Cleveringa & Co
Billy Rowse
Hampton
Robert Buchanan
Messrs. Stanley
Storey
Kidder County
Kidder
Story
County Central Committee
Winona
Britts
Wittmayer
Peter Rooks
Democratic County Central Committee
Patterson—Armstrong
W. ©. Irwin
Dugald Campbell
A. W. Sims
J. T. Roop
John McCrory
A. Boschiker
Peter Shier
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Anton Grunefelder
Joseph Sehmalz
Plb. Schweitzer
John Bender
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Kimble
A. H. McCart
Wm. Herman
Anton Kalberer
Sterslee
Hi. F. Savage
Burleigh County
Lynn
John Hage
W.O. Irwin
Miss Smith
Johnny Stiles
Bismarck
Sh. W. Boetteizer
Aberdeen
Major Carignan
Port Yates
Prestle
Eureka
Edna Armstrong
Frank McConville
Dale Country
Mrs. Shepard
BE. Brindle
Emil Schamber
Inspector Cockrum
Jacob Lang
Henry Quashnick
Herreid
George Shepherd
Mrs
Ray Coonen
Leader Department Store
John Roop
Earle T. Atha
Ortonville
Minn
Ted
Tom
Machachtlan
N. J
Ladies’ Aid Society
Linton State Bank
Dick Coonen
Batzer
J. Bb. Wein
A.N. Drake
Iowa
Evans Building
Lowa
Painter, Taylor
R. Bryant
Hague
Tod
Chas. Paulson
Zeeland
Edison Phonograph
C. H. Phelps
M. Dornsite
Pranz Aust
Miss Hilda
Wahpeton
Major Belden
Standing Rock
Steele
Andrew Tuntlang
Jal Tracy
J. al. Welly
Walter Kelly
Deil Rapids
Mr. Kelly
Braddock Country
Carrie Brindle
Miss Smith's
Geo. Byington
Jos. Lindsay
Susie Grogan
Anna
W. Meyer
Iron Bridge
Emmons County
Armstrong Charaiey
Jerry Cole
Billsport
Carpenters
Tns Linton Constrution Company
W. Nulmer
Minneapolis
Mendelowitz & Wittmayer
Linton Leader
Cicle
Chicago
W.&e. Petrie
Norte Day
General Merchandise
Hotel
Dakote
John P. Pfeifle
Proprieto
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Paul R. Muench
Linton, North Dakota
Jones Bros
Postoffice Building
Tmmons Gouny
BE. E. Semling & CO
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Henry Burmeister
J. W. Wescoll
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