State races and local politicking across North Dakota
The Grand Forks Times notes Tom Marshall is out of the senatorial race. Coteau Sentinel doubts Alfred Blaisdell can win secretary of state. Minot Optic reports the editorial association meeting in Minot around May 14. F E Smith of Wahpeton announces candidacy for state superintendent. Wahpeton Globe Gazette predicts a strong challenge to Stockwell. Adams Budget covers Bohemian Anheuser Busch party in two halls. Insurgent La Follette club meets amid Taft support. A Jersey calf with two heads and eight legs born at Matthews farm in Larimore. Kenmare News toast to sober editors. Mrs. Hartwick of Darey cited for hotel safety violations. Mandan police seize 26 barrels of beer as contraband. Pembina Pioneer Press notes conservative tone in地域 press. Rugby Optimist reports two rabid dogs euthanized. autopsies reveal disease. Bull gored Hubert Houl near Lidgerwood. eye damaged but repaired. Morton county farmer loses money to mice nest. recovered bills valued at 210. Valley City Times-Record criticizes candidates as machine men. Kulm Messenger fires back at Packard. Cannons 211 river gold nuggets spark interest among old miners. prospectors await word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souris
Wahpeton Globe Gazette
F. E. Smith
W. L. Stockwell
Adams
la Follette
Taft
Matthews
Larimore
State University
Kenmare
Ward County
Pembina Pioneer Press
John McTavish
Winslow
Davidson
St Patrick Ball at Central Hotel and local notices
Central Hotel hosts St Patrick's ball with complimentary supper and a quip about dancers paying the piper. Local shops Yeater & Vie ready to reopen after stock completion. Inspector Anderson visits Central Hotel and gives a positive nod. Community updates include family deaths, rural route repairs, and plans for Mitchell Street farm machinery building.
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Central Hotel
Hazelton Happenings in Brief From The Republican
Local notes report Mrs. H A Armstrong on the sick list and Jack Crowell gifting cigars for a newborn. State Hotel Inspector Anderson visited on official business. Harvey Smith improves from appendicitis and aims for spring recovery. C L Parkhurst bought plows and orders a steam breaking outfit for spring. Dave Phillips enjoyed a coast visit and returned to friends. Mrs. J F Snyder toured Kirksville Mo, doctor met on return in Bismarck, and bach era joy noted. Baseball plans swirl with Hazelton predicted to field a team early this season despite Braddock’s map remark.
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H. A. Armstrong
Jack"’ Crowell
Anderson
Hazelton
Dave’ Phillips
Coast
Spokane
Dave
J. F. Snyder
Kirksville
Bismarck
Linton High School notes discuss exams and plans
The eighth grade faces final exams on the 19th and 20th. Geography results crown Eva Schlangen first, Crystal Elliott second, Floy Clayton third. Algebra marks list top scorers and lower ranks. A literary society met to amend the constitution. no meeting next Friday due to teachers' exams. The note promotes home schooling at Linton with free tuition, library, labs, and other benefits.
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Eva Schlangen
Crystal Elliott
Floy Clayton
Linton High School
Grades Show Sharp Spellers and Math Runners Up
Zelda Haggeman Mabel Coon and Clarry Wood excel in spelling this week. In seventh grade arithmetic the class studies Percentage and soon Commission and Brokerage. Top seventh graders this month were Ione Martin and Harry Wood first, Alister Culville second, Will McCulley and Cornell Bredberg third, Frieda Hackhaus fourth, Leah Mendelowitz fifth.
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Ione Martin
Harry Wood
Alister Culville
Will McCulley
Cornell Bredberg
Frieda Hackhaus
Leah Mendelowitz
Notice to Teachers for March Examination at Linton
The next regular teachers examination will be held at the schoolhouse in Linton on Friday and Saturday the 13th and 14th of March. Work will begin at 8:30 in the morning and all necessary material will be furnished. Dated at Linton North Dakota February 2 1908 Jessie B Petreson County Sup t of Schools
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Linton
N. D
Jessie B. Petreson
County Sup’t. of Schools
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the Leader Department Store
East Side
Broadway
IS Mendelowitz
Linton Hardware Store
New Linton State Bank
Linton, North Dakota
Emmons County
Hackney Land Company
Hackney Lands
Martin & Sims
State Bank
Sovereign Quality
Shoe Smith
Wallace Shoe CO
Chicago
Sovareign
Christ
Wolfer
Enon
Gaul
Grand Forks Times
Tom Marshall
The
Coteau Sentinel
Alfred Blaisdell
Minot Optic
North Dakota Editorial Association
Minot
Wahpeton
Hubert Houl
Lidgerwood
Shields
Mandan
Morton County
First National Bank
Washington
Valley City Times-Record
Packard
Kulm
Cannons 211
Black Hills
Braddock
B. G. McElroy
McElroy
Napoleon
T. P. Lee
William S. Lee
Sioux Falls
S. C
McIntosh County
George
Mitchell Street
F. H. Dutton
Fred
Clerk of Court Books
W. M. Matthews
Pete
Braddock Freds
Joe Cannon
William Bryan
Senator Little
Hansbrough
Little
Johnson and Marshall
West Linton
W. E. Petrie Place
Lupwia Mtge
Linton, N. D
Republican
Harvey Smith
C. L. Parkhurst
Clemens Kelsch
Milton Culbertson
Sarah Lee
Beryl Clayton
Hazel Petrie
Nellie Wolverton
Nez Cornelison
Cora Gilbert
Curtis Seeley
Fred Petrie
Zelda Haggeman
Mabel Coon
Clarry Wood
Dakota Lumber CO
North Dakota
Vorlandrk
K. EK. Martin
A.W. Sims
Linton State Bank
Linton Bakery
Stocx
Gee
Carmicheal
Ses
Linton - Hazelton Land Company
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