Primary Candidates and Political Notes for District Offices
A list of announced candidates for primary election June 26 1912 across congressional sixth judicial senatorial and county offices with names including John Kirk William Tuttle Walter Winchester Heinhold Ratzer George Gope Langedahl Naramore Kowerdink Sidney South Streeter Eluer Fogle Charles Carley F B Irvine Albert Tough W B Chase Peter Shor Lester Briggle Hi Hanson Kate Savage E H W Marat W O Jewin and commentary on postal savings bank deposits and ballot second choices citing attorney general opinion and Fargo Courier News on Col W P Tuttle's candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollouce
Heinhold K. Ratzer
Geo
Gope
L& Langedahl
George Naramore
Kowerdink
Sidney PF. Soiuh
Streeter
Eluer D. Fogle
Chames H Carley
F. B. Irvine
Albert D. Tough
Sheri
BE W. Chase
Wallace Eyes
Peter Shor
Lester Briggle
Hanson
Kate Savage
E HW. Marat
W. O. Iewin
Teddy Wins Ohio Primary With Plurality Over Taft
Teddy carried Ohio Taft’s home state at the primary last Tuesday by more than two to one, earning 32 of 46 delegates to the national convention. La Follette won no delegates. The state split between Harmon and Wilson among Democrats, with Harmon likely holding a majority of delegates. Returns incomplete from all precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Ohio
Taft
la Follette
Harmon
Wilson
North Dakota Sees Decline in Illiteracy Through Public Schools
Census data show North Dakota with among the lowest illiteracy rates in the union. The share unable to read or write fell from 5.6 percent in 1900 to 3.1 percent in 1910, out of a total population of 424,730, or 13,070 illiterate residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
North Dakota
Battles in North Dakota districts draw crowding attention
The Minneapolis Journal notes three congressional races in North Dakota with strong competition and early indications favoring Helgesen in the First District Tut tle in the Second and Blaisdell in the Third reflecting a tight statewide contest.
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Minneapolis Journal
North Dakota
Helgesen
Tuttle
Blaisdell
Memorial Day Exercises and Program Details
Memorial Day activities begin with grave decorations at Linton cemetery at 10 am, followed by a 2 pm parade from the schoolhouse. Memorial songs, speeches in English and German, and a program at the opera house feature the Linton Band, choirs, and local participants while merchants close for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Linton
Sons of Veterans
H. Hammond
Steele
H. Wiegand
Sss
s.Band
ALM Wiley
Lucile Crain
Graves
Petco Iee
Glen Turner
Paul Sand
Barewell
Frankiin
Lincoln Krick
Mary Eberle
Hampion Acress
H Wirgan
America
Local notes from Kintyre and vicinity
Correspondence from the 7 Sunday at Evanate church mentions splendid lights soon. M. B. Falrgatter did business at Bismarck last Friday and returned Saturday. Mrs. Smock of Kintrye Hotel sick with throat affection. W C T U district convention to be held in Kintyre in June. Chris Gorder of Kintyre sick recently. Mies Laman visiting friends before leaving for the east. Roy E. Mote elected to Emmons County Automobile Association executive committee, representing Kintyre. Rev J M Macmillan participated in Norwegian services at the schoolhouse led by Rev John Hjlem land. Old newspapers for sale at the Record office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanate Church
M. B. Falrgatter
Bismarck
Smock
Kintrye
Kintyre
Chris Gorder
Mies Laman
Roy E. Mote
Emmons County Automobile Association
J. M. Macmillan
John Hjelmeland
E. Tou
Napoleon
TELL TALES. May rain and local notes from the parish
A slight rain fell in the vicinity Sunday. Mrs EF A Urevig visits her parents Mr and Mrs C E Steie. A O Mayland has a tubular well 170 feet deep with S Benjamin and J Delby as workers. Mayland smiles. his wife arrived from Minneapolis. Zion Lutheran services held Sunday with more planned next Sunday. Some plan a baseball team at Logan diamond. Flax is being broken for and most small grain is in the ground and moist. Charley Pearson owns a chest fenced North Dakota farm worth about a thousand dollars. Mail boxes on Section 16 lie on the ground from cattle. care needed to prevent trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. A. Urevig
C. E. Steie
A. O. Mayland
S. Benjamin
J. Delby
Art. Mayland
Minneapolis
Zion Lutheran Church
Logan Diamond
Charles Pearson
North Dakota
Charley
Section 16
Westfield Whispers Correspondence of the Record May 21
Westfield notes show Wm Cleveringa Jr enjoying a new bogey while locals report politicians arriving and Joe Van der Vorste busy with a steam rig. Seeding and corn planting progress, others travel to Aberdeen for eye care and Corsica for teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Cleveringa, Jr
Joe van der Vorste
Livona Lingo Correspondence to the Record
May notes from Livona Ling o report social visits and arrivals around Hazelton and Bismarck. Residents including Josephine Baker Lem Ferguson families Kimball Ward Marsh Briggle Hanson Tough Burbage and Baker are mentioned with dances dances and travel events amid a measles outbreak.
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Josephine Baker
Lem Ferguson
McIntosh
S. D
Neck of the Woods
Chris. Mills
Joe Ware
Lester Briggle
Crandell
H. H. Hanson
Albert Tough
Linton
Barney Burbage
Bismarck
Clara Marsh
New York
William Baker
Wm. Marquette
Hazelton
W. P. Thurston
Mr. T
Fort Rice
Maggie Haker
Ernest
May Burbage
Melvin Vader
George
Ethel
Mabel Sites
Johnny Baker
Pollock Pick Ups And Local Notices Mixed In Progress
Residents Will Meengs depart for Michigan to reside there. W B Andrus to auction farm machinery at Dale on May 25 1912. Progress notes Leith Index publisher Rasbeck. Moose Jaw reporter Monk Seymour reports good wages and living costs. Fenelon buys Holstein cattle from Wisconsin for a Pollock ranch five miles south. Final proofs and filings available from County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Meengs
Pollock
Michigan
W. B. Andrus
Dale
Monk Seymour
Moose Jaw
Can
J. J. Fenelon
Wisconsin
Eugene Fenelon
Braddock Briefs Reflect Small City Life Echoes
Local notes report landlord Chas Bush closes dining room to run a lodging house and a gopher wound after a shotgun accident near Moffit. A C Staak shows a blossom laden apple branch to prove frost harmed nothing. A 25th wedding anniversary for Fred Junge Sr. is celebrated with silver gifts. The Branduk News notes Linton’s civic life and a Beaver Creek political scene as railroad depot activities reveal empty cream cans on the platform.
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Chas. Bush
Crof. Hedblad
South Dakota
Dr. Larrabee
Geo. Parks
Moffit
Fargo
John Burke
Braddock
South of
Geo. Chase
Chase
Fred Junge
Allen
Branduk News
Linton
Broadway
W. BE. Petrie
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Guild
W.C. T
C. O. Smith
Beaver Creek
Chicago
Union Depot
Republican ticket candidates in Emmons County 1912 primary
Political ads announce C Rowerdink of Westfield G H Naramore of Linton for the 26th Senatorial District as Republicans. They urge voter support for the June 26 primary and pledge duties and a square deal. Also announced are a county treasurer candidate resident for 23 years and a clerk of court candidate seeking voter support.
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Emmons
Kidder
Legislative Assembly
C. Rowerdink
Westfield
N. D
Republian
G. H. Naramore
Linton
Emmons County
North Dakota
Abstract of 1911 North Dakota fire insurer statements
Abstracts of condition and affairs for Germania Fire Insurance Company of New York and German American Insurance Company of New York as filed with the North Dakota Commissioner of Insurance. Details include capital, assets such as real estate, stocks, bonds, cash, unadmitted assets, liabilities, losses, premiums, and receipts and disbursements for 1911, with certificate of authority and dates of organization and business.
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A. D
Germania Fire Ing. Co
New York
Orean
of North Dakota
Nome
Locaton
Iararch
Gimanten
Yaa
Vee Teres Ans Oon Ynds
I Snsea Ener
United States
TAN Peat S
Tenner
Chiantee Seseree
Ota
North Dakota
Businhos
State OF North Dako
Commissioner of Insurance
W. C. Taylor
State of
North Reno
Tara Ae
Namarck
Inowurance
Eee Cae Jeeveance Co
New Yeork
I. WC. Taylor
Adrcodeaars
SEAL
Co. Taylor
William N Kremer
C. G. Smith
Louis F. Dommerich
Liberty Street
New Tork
Bismarck
N. D
Sere
States
Stec
Air Commissioner of Insurance
Wo Taylor
Nieurance
Noth
A. DO
Fond Dieumnce Company
San Francisco
California
Wim. J. Dutton
Laula Welomann
Lernarnd Faymonyne
Otlce
California Street
Locafon, Mismank
No Db
Dhe
Washington Fire Insurance
Esse State OF
Norti Dakota
Office of
Comminsioner of Insurance
W. ©. Taylor
Foreclosure Notice Recorded in Kenmare County
Notice of mortgage default and impending sale filed in Kenmare North Dakota. Lawyer Han M. Bal and Kenmare attorney Gao M. Gray associated with the case. Real estate described as the northwest quarter and adjacent parcels in the village of Lintes. Sale set for 10 o clock in the morning at the front door.
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Petiti Cense
North Dakota
Ermons
TJ Carley
Iran
Chas
Coventry
Winifred Moran
Mar Thomas Moran
Patrick
Wallace
Edward Mora
Michael Moran
North Daheuts
Charles Coventry
Patrick Moran
Emmons
Junis Chamie- Junge
Amalie Klofstad
Nathan M. Barnes
Stakota
Isen
Omurt
Lintes
North Lias
Lo Patis
Kenmare
Han M. Bal
I Gao M. Gray
Aperney
Noth Lian Ts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linton Ruatallice
Congress
John HW. Kirk
William VP. Tuttle
Walter H. Winchester
Uncle Sam
Supreme Court
Fargo Courier News
Colonel Tuttle
W. P. Tuttle
Dawson
George Rowerdink
J. van Boren
H. Gravink
Aberdeen
West
Lorie Dornbush
Shockey
W. Lammers
Corsica
S. C
William
H. Nieuwendorp
Sophie
Mrs. Talsma
Grand Rapids, Mich
Mrs. Schilstra
Livona Lingo
Leith
F. A. Rasbeck
Record Office
Charles B. Carley
Spearance
Ausets
L.oesea
Jenva Aanseetee
Seeee Gmjort
Eees
State OF North Dakota
Taylor
Selly Bend
Ritz
Beal
W.C Taylon
EaLaw. Co
lomsAa
Elalius
Lee
Seneral Baers
Ict
State Unit
Hismarck
N. A.D
W. CO Taye
North Dakot
Conforinjal
Organi
Linton Gash Store
Jos. Egerle
Prop
Ricare
Chris
Som
Carl
John Shenk
Dunn Carl
Stoune
Rose
Ulley
Lissa
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