Pioneer Days Notes from Emmons County Local Page
Local column highlights May events in Bismarck and Williamsport with social visits by Frank Hart and Edna Connor. reports on hail damage in St Paul, a NP derailment near Sterling with fatalities and injuries, and census about school openings, blizzards, and farm life in several townships.
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Duplix
God Hess
Frank Hart
Williamsport
Bismarck
Farmer Thistlethwaite
Edna F. Connor
Eva Campbell
Fielden
Gerrit Haak
C. W. Pekelder
Bakker Township
Yeater
Robert Dickon
Henry van Beek
Messrs
Gayton
Child
Parks
Wade
Hank
Care of Alfalfa Crop Important Work
Alfalfa needs cautious early care with weed control by high mower cutting and avoiding excessive shortening. Clip two or three times as needed, remove low-ground hay early, and leave clippings on ground. Maintain winter stubble height for snow protection. harrow or disk in spring. use alfalfa renovator to aerate soil, suppress weeds, and mix leaves into soil.
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Thomas Shaw
Montana
Sheriff Candidate Declares Candidacy in Emmons County
In a paid ad, B. W. Chase announces for Sheriff on the Republican ticket in Emmons County, seeking June 26 primary support and vowing honesty in office. Sidney Smith also notes his bid for the North Dakota state lower house, asking Kidder and Emmons county voters for Republican nomination backing and pledging to campaign in June and serve the public without personal interests.
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Emmons County
B. W. Chase
Kidder
Emmons
Steele
Sidney
Smith
Pet er Shie dy announces bid for Sheriff in Emmons County
Paid advertisement from April 14 1912 notes Peter Shiedy seeks a second term as Sheriff subject to Republican primary on June 26. He asks voters for their support for a four year limit endorsement and explains his satisfactory public service.
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Emmons County
Temvik Correspondence Highlights Local Visits and Weather
Temvik Correspondence of the Record notes visits by Henry Kusler from Eureka and Ed Chilson on a business trip, plus Mrs. Ruth Chilson with baby and other local visitors. A work train unloaded ties, a hailstorm damaged windows, and a large wedding anniversary surprise celebrated H J Benedict and Lydia Chase. The piece also mentions rain aiding crops, screen doors, and new building materials at Temvik Lumber Company.
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Henry Kusler
Eureka
S. D
Gottlieb Schatz
Chilson
N. P
Frank Irvine
Linton
Fred Stirling
H. J. Benedict
Lewis
Lraddock
R. L. Benedict
F. E. Luehe
Bismarck
Temvik
Waldemar Wenzlaft
Lydia Chase
Merle
Temvik Lumber Company
Chas. Rathbun
McKenzie
Lester Briggle for County Superintendent of Schools
Advertisement from Lester Briggle seeking support in the primaries on June 26. He pledges progressive educational principles and unbiased service and invites voters to vote with conscience for the best interests of the schools.
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Ald
Lester Briggle
Winchester seeks renomination in Sixth Judicial District ND
The Hon Walter J H Winchester announces candidacy for renomination for the Sixth Judicial District of North Dakota subject to voters in the June primary. He notes his Republican stance and invites voter support. Mrs Kate Savage presents as another candidate promising dedication to Eaimeons county schools.
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Cpaid
Walter JH. Winchester
Himien
Jo Lee
Sixth Judicial District
North Dakota
Aving
Eaimeons County
Kate Savage
Carley Seeks Re‑election as Emmons County Judge
Charles R. Carley announces his candidacy for re election to the office of County Judge in Emmons County North Dakota. He states the run will be subject to Republican primary voters in June and signs the notice respectfully.
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Emmons County
North Dakota
Self announced bid for County Superintendent post
A candidate declares for County Superintendent of Schools, citing increases from about one hundred to one hundred forty schools, a higher standard for teachers, and low office expenses. He claims lifelong certification, past service with the State Educational Association, and promises continued fiscal economy and commitment to county schools.
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State Educational Association
Stillvertions Candidate Bids for County Treasurer
A candidate declares for the Republican ticket for County Treasurer, announcing intent to seek the office in the June primaries and to run subject to voters' will. The notice names Stillvertions men as the presenting group and frames the bid as a local party entry.
Sheriff Candidate Ad Promises Duty and Salary Use
Matt Advertisement announces Wallace Eyes as a Republican candidate for Sheriff in the upcoming June 26 primary. He frames the bid as a business decision to use the salary for public service, noting strong county support and that he narrowly missed the nomination two years ago. County Superintendent Henry TL Hanson notes pupil examinations on May 16 and 17 at Strasburg and other locations.
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Wallace
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A. W. Ogle
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A. S. Seeley
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