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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1908
Page
2
A long critique in the Emmons County area contests claims that Rep. Story and allies are insurgents. The piece cites county delegates, Grand Forks meetings, and party splits, arguing Story allied with Democrats and insurgents to organize the House last session.
Property listing for The W and N. E. tor See. 7 Two Rye 75 seeks lease. contact W. C. Wolverton in Lin jton North Dakota for application and terms.
The article covers a school note update on recent sports at the town school. It mentions a baseball game against Pollock, attendance by local students, and plans for two upcoming games including one with Pollock and another with Standing Rock mission school players. It notes favorable turnout and community involvement.
The Second Intermediate Department reports spelling perfection by Muay and Irene Kaven in Sixth grade and Norman Daffinrad of Fifth grade. Sixth grade members contributed Violet Bugs by May Kaven to Journal Junior. Visitors Mrs Rowerdink Hager vain and Miss Davis of Mandan observed classes. Maps of Bu ry and Rosela drawn in watercolor earned praise for color and form. May Kaven and Heulah Ringus received top form and color awards in their grades. Three weeks remain to finish work and strengthen weak areas before year end, motto Slow and Steady wins the race.
Gro. W. Bunce offers a liberal reward for the recovery of two dark-brown minus branding yearling and two yearling colts from his property near Linton North Dakota. A sorrel three-year-old with stocking legs and a bay three-year-old with a star on the forehead are also missing. Reward for information leading to their return.
L B Wanna declares candidacy for Congress ahead of the June primaries. He calls for tariff reform notably on lumber, a national rain inspection law, and federal policies aligned with Roosevelt. He notes over twenty six years in North Dakota and pledges to serve all people and regions if nominated and elected.
Henry H. Hanson, principal of Linton Schools, declares candidacy for County Superintendent of Schools in Emmons County as a Republican. He cites education from a normal school and post graduate work, four years teaching in North Dakota, and service at Mayville State normal school. He vows to run the office economically and rely on himself without a deputy.
To the Republicans of Emmons County I am a candidate for re election to the lower house of the State Legislature Elev enth Assembly term as one of the two members from the new Senatorial District Ridder and Emmons counties A candidacy is dependent upon the will of the voters at the coming primary respectfully Joun Storey Steele March 16 1s
A public notice from Herolz extending to voters in Emmons and Kidder counties North Dakota announces the Republican primary election to be held June 2. Dated Linton North Dakota April 1908.
To the voters of Emmons County I announce my candidacy for the office of county attorney subject to the will of the Republican voters at the primary to be held June 24 1908. I am Cuns Coventry respectfully.
Rosely A. L. Geir announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court of Emmons County subject to Republican primary voters on June 1905. Hazelton North Dakota March 24 1908.
An incumbent Emmons County auditor announces re election candidacy for the primary on June 2, 19 with a pledge to dedicate full time to the office and urge voters to support his record and leadership.
To the voters of the Sixth Judicial District of North Dakota I announce my candidacy for the Republican nomination for the office of Judge of the District Court subject to the primaries on June 34 1908 dated March 12 1908 FP H Register
County Judge candidate Cnantes B. Carley announces re election bid subject to Republican voters decision at the primary on June 24 1908.
To the Republican voters of Emmons County the office of Register of Deeds subject to the approval of the voters at the primary election to be held June 24, 1906. Respectfully J. Ann, Linton, N. D. March 31, 1906.
Hazelton North Dakota February 38 1908 candidate Gro H Naramore announces candidacy for county treasurer of Emmons County subject to Republican primary June 4th if elected will move to Linton to devote full attention to duties of office.
To the Republican voters of Emmons County and Kidder County a candidate lists intent for the Twenty-Sixth Senate District and to be sheriff of Emmons County. Primary election dates are noted as June 24 with signatures from W P Tortie and William Jones.
For Emmons County Republican voters L. A. Weats announces candidacy for county auditor subject to the Republican primary on March 24 at Linton.
To the Republican voters of Emmons County J W Wittmayer of Linton North Dakota announces candidacy for re election as Register of Deeds subject to the will of the Republican party on June 24 1908 dated March 14 1908 in Linton North Dakota.
Oscar J. Smith, a Grat-class high school graduate and four-year normal school alum, announces his candidacy in the Emmons county primary. He cites 23 years in education including nine years in county schools and 12 as principal and superintendent, plus service as Union county South Dakota superintendent, pledging to improve and economize in county schools. Dale North Dakota April 14, 1907.
A dated March 10 1908 letter from Vanwin Streeten in Linton appeals to Emmons County Republicans urging support at the upcoming June primary expressing candidacy subject to the voters will of the party for the Eleventh Session of the Legislative Assembly.
North Dakota Emmons County Court calls Margareta Fischer and other heirs to respond to the final account of Jakob Fischer administrator for Franz Karl Fischer deceased. The court schedules June 10 in Linton for filing exceptions and contest. respondents must appear to show cause why the estate cannot be closed and distributed.
Albert House petitions for letters of administration for Adelaide House late of Burr Oak township Emmons County North Dakota deceased The hearing is set for Saturday June 6 1908 in the Emmons County court at Linton The respondents Lyman House Sophia Banks and Ernest B Verney are cited to appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted
Notice from the Department of the Interior Land Office at Bismarck North Dakota states Ferdinand Gau of Linton ND has filed for five year final proof on entry No. 1505 made January for the land described as NE and NW of Section 8 Township 2 North Range 8 West in Emcee county. Proof to be made May 30 1908 before P Rooks clerk of district court at Linton ND. Witnesses: S S Sullivan George H Dexter James A Blewett and Rudolph Gay all of Linton ND. H Jewell Register.
Notice to creditors of Henry Staats late of Emmons county North Dakota. A H Irvine administrator directs claims with vouchers to be filed within four months after the sixty first publication at Smith and Levine furniture store Linton Emmons county. Dated April 23 1908. A H Irvine administrator. First publication April 3 AD.
Oswald Naumann of Linton North Dakota filed notice supporting his Homestead Entry No. 17555 for the NE and NW quarters of section 2 township 11 north range 5 west. Proof will be made before Charles B. Carley county judge at Linton on May 18 1905. Companions listed include Anton Larson Karl Lindbure John Wohl and George Dexter all of Linton. MM. Jewell register.
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