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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
9
Ed W. Miller declares his candidacy for sheriff of Emmons County at the June 30 primaries. J Schall seeks the county commissioner 3rd district nomination at the same June 30 primaries in 1920.
Nomination dates set for June 30 for multiple Emmons County roles. Elmer A. Anderson seeks Representative, Chas Coventry for State's Attorney, A. H. Irvine for Register of Deeds, and Don Tracy for County Judge. Each announces candidacy ahead of the primary election.
Geo M McKenna of Napoleon Logan County announces candidacy for District Judge in the Emmons County district to be decided at the June 30 1920 primaries. He notes seventeen years as neighbor and seven terms as State's Attorney and urges western district representation. Hanson also seeks the Superintendent of Schools nomination for June 30 1920.
The Emmons County auditor position in North Dakota is up for primary election on June 30, 1920. The current or recent officeholder served as county auditor from 1911 to 1917.
Leonard Duhéaume runs as commissioner candidate in the 4th district for Emmons County at the June 30 1920 primaries. The ballot lists his name among other county officials seeking election and outlines the district contest in the 4th district.
A candidate thanks voters of Emmons County North Dakota for the Clerk of Court position and expresses honor at the trust. He pledges to merit the support and asks for nomination and election to a second term at the upcoming primary on June 30 1920.
County ticket lists elected roles including Auditor J R Snyder Treasurer Chas B Carley Register of Deeds H Irvine Clerk of Court C F Wagher County Judge Don Tracy States Attorney Chas Coventry Sheriff Ed Miller County Supt of Schools H H Hanson Commissioner 3rd District J Schall Commissioner 4th District L duHeaume
Announcement lists CHAS. B. CARLEY as a candidate for county treasurer of Emmons County at the June 30 1920 primaries in North Dakota.
A public notice announces John J. Baumgartner as candidate for representative to the Legislature from the 26th District at the primaries on June 30, 1920. The same notice states a bid for United States Senator from North Dakota at the same primary date.
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