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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
2
Emmons county Republicans meet to organize the delegation for the Minot convention. Veterans and immigrants from Burr Oak, Guyton, Linton, Strasburg and others form a large representation with proxies. Taft and Roosevelt policy support is endorsed along with initiative and referendum.
A brief term at Linton heard naturalization petitions. U S naturalization bureau agent Eric Lyders examined applicants and witnesses. Ernest Saville Ermine Aust Joln Rosa Franz Schmierer James Todd Gustav Jerganty Jakob Albert Schneider Avilac Longpre Quinton Winverter Jr Ottor Stortdahl John Puébrer Charles Albert Carlson Maggie Smith granted citizenship. Some petitions faced objections overruled. others continued to next term.
The city board met in regular session with all members present. Bills were read and ordered paid including Northwestern Stamp Works Linton Bazar A G Clayton G A Broman Patterson Emmons County Advocate and others. The meeting adjourned with no further business.
L. B. Hanna announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for member of Congress ahead of the June primaries. He pledges tariff reform including lumber repeal, a national grain inspection law, and adherence to Roosevelt policies after 26 years in North Dakota. He commits to serve all regions of the state if elected.
Property land to lease described as part and portion of Northwest quarter BE of section 7 township 133 range TM. Application should be made to W C Wolverton Lin ton North Dakota final date not stated.
Hexer Harsos, principal of Linton Schools, announces candidacy for the county seat, stating he will do the work himself without party affiliation and seeks broad support while reforming fees and schools. He urges Republican voters to consider his independent bid.
A dated note from Steele on March 16 1908 references Emmons County and recommends re election plans. It mentions two members from the county and ties to voters will as Trumpet like action on the ballot.
To the voters of Emmons and Kidder counties North Dakota G A Herole announces his candidacy for representative of the Twenty sixth Senate at the Republican primary to be held at Linton on April Ab day 1904.
Fragmentary text from Emmons County urges voters to support a Republican candidate. The incomplete message references political duty and local leadership, but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions.
To the voters of Emmons County I announce my candidacy for Clerk of the District Court subject to Republican voters at the Timaru election to be held June 24 1905 Hazelton ND March 24 1904.
A self described candidate seeks voter support in a June primary. The speaker claims prior experience and dedication to the role and respectfully requests the oath of voters.
A garbled notice to voters announces a run for the judiciary in North Dakota. It references the Sixth Judicial District and a March 12 deadline, with unclear candidate and office details due to OCR errors.
CaARLts B. Caney announces candidacy for County Judge and invites voters to the primary on June 24, 1908. He states his intent to seek re election to the county post.
Emmons County voters hear S. J. Hage declares candidacy for renion of Minister of Or preema subject to approval at the primary election to be held June 3 1908 Linton N March 31 1908
A Fer County official announces to Republican voters in Emmons County his candidacy for the office of treasurer. The statement signals a bid focused on county financial leadership and public service.
A candidate announces for the office of sheriff of Emmons County, seeking re election and stating intent to run in the June 24 primary in 1906. The message targets Republican voters and names Emmons county and the district representative race.
A local official states the Fer County Auditor confirms the upcoming primary election date. Voters are urged to review eligibility and deadlines ahead of the election.
A declared candidacy announces re-election bid for the Register of Deeds post to the Emmons Republican voters. The message notes the primary election set for June 2008 and is signed by Linton on March 1.
Oscar Suita announces his candidacy for County Superintendent of Schools as a Republican voter in the forthcoming primary. He cites twenty three years in education including nine years in county schools and twelve as principal in Antipton County South Dakota. He now teaches in Emmons county and pledges to improve county schools efficiently.
A formal party notice from Emmons County Republicans announces a candidate for the Twenty-Sixth Senate District within the Eleventh Legislative Assembly. The letter emphasizes adherence to voters’ will and calls for support at the upcoming election.
In the matter of the estate of Henry Miants the administrator A H trelee requests all creditors to present their claims with vouchers by April 20 1908 at Finnef rulture store in the village. Advertisement published April 20.
Notice and citation to Mata Fischer Martin Fischer Ferdinand Fischer Joseph Fischer and others that the administrator Akob Fischer has rendered final account for the estate of Karl Fischer late of Emmons County North Dakota The court will settle the estate on a specified date at the county court house all interested may appear and contest the account The judge is Cragirs B Carley County Judge dated April 21 1908 in Emmons County North Dakota
In the county court of Emmons North Dakota a petition seeks letters of administration for Adelaide House late of Burr Oak. Albert House requests appointment as administrator. The court fixed a hearing for June 6 1908 at 10 am in Linton Emmons County. All interested parties are cited to appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. attorneys for petitioner Apr 6 1908.
Notice is given that Ferdinand Gau plans to make five year proof for Homestead Entry No. blank in North Dakota. The hearing will be before the district court at Linton, North Dakota, on May 2. Witnesses listed reside in Linton and surrounding area, including Donald B. Bullivan and James A. Blewett.
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