State and County Officials List in 19th Century Election Roll
A long OCR fragment lists state and county officers including Sheriff Wallace, County Auditor Roweredine, Treasurer W O Irwin, Clerk E D Fogle, Register A L Geil, State's Attorney Covently, County Judge B Carley, Coroner A Irvine, and several county commissioners, justices, assessors, and constables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace H' I
Roweredine
W.O. Irwin
E. D. Fogle
Register of Deeds
A. L. Geil
Covently
B. Carley
Record Man Ends Hope in Circular Release Plans
After the issue goes to press the publication may release circulars in which the Record man is advertised. The piece notes that it takes all sorts of men to make a world and hints at renewed expectations.
Republican Call to Defend Geil in Local Election
The editorial attacks reform opponents in the Emmons county race for register of deeds. It defends A. L. Geil of Hazelton, notes Schott Irvine and other defeated candidates, and accuses rivals of using underhanded tactics to derail the party nominee. Geil, a 28-year county resident, long worked to improve party unity.
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Register of Deeds
F. K. Irvine
Office of Register of Deeds
A. L. Geil
Hazelton
John P. Schott
F. B. Irvine
Geil
X. Junge
Mr. Geil
Junge
Mr. Sebott
Irvine
Namine
Fred Reemis
Reemtz
Lammaers
Schott
Charmley Bride Ellen McMor Weds In New York City
Editor Jawn T. Charmley of the Mott Spotlight becomes married to Miss Ellen McMor of New York City on September 12. The couple recently returned to Mott and held a reception that impressed the local press. State newspaper friends join local boosters in extending good wishes.
Candidate Announcement Draws Opposition in County Race
A county office hopeful faces backlash as an announced platform appears to court opponents, signaling a contested race with sharp divisions. The remarks sparked debate over strategy and the candidate’s alignment with rival factions.
Law and Order The Dynastic Fight for State's Attorney
A local editorial criticizes Democratic candidate H C Lynn Jr for vows to suppress unnecessary litigation and questions his view of the state's attorney role. It argues the office should enforce law, not shield illegal activity like blind pig crimes, urging voters to reject his bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Lynn
Aquelch
Lynn Row
Lymn, Jr
Linton
County debate on law and order vs suppression of litigation
The speaker warns that future county policy cannot tolerate certain political maneuvers and vows consequences for politicians who rely on weak alliances. He notes a possible edge for high license advocates but asserts voters favor law and order and enforcement over widespread litigation suppression.
Republican ticket praised as united after factional rift
The piece endorses the Republican county ticket claiming unity and the right to win the forthcoming election. It names renegade Republicans B Irvine J P Schott and H C Lynn, notes Irvine and Schott failed in primaries for register of deeds, and says Lynn became a Democrat after 65 Democrats wrote his name. It calls for honest, nonprofessional politics and voter trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Irvine
J. P. Schott
H.C. Lynn
Irvine
Schott
Wording of State's Attorney Write-In Cited in Primary
In June primaries 65 Democrats attempted to write in the same candidate for State's Attorney. The note questions whether the handwriting was identical across all ballots.
Braddock Brevities Highlights Local Happenings
Chas Lane of Linton visited Braddock on Wednesday. Frances Melander arrived from Bismarck for an extended stay. Frances and Merrill Bertrand came from Nipulen for a visit with sister Mrs Higgins. Sam Moen and Miss Hurlbut planned a fair trip last week. Band reorganization names leader manager and secretary treasurer. O O Johnson was honored as a cattle sweep stakes judge at Mandan fair. Destructive fire near Kintyre destroyed Berg barn and nearby John Berg barn. Lester Briggle seeks support for Emmons County Superintendent race on November 3.
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Chas. Lane
Linton
Braddock
Miss Frances Melander
Bismarck
Frances
Merrill Bertrand
Nipuleen
Mrs. Higgins
Sam Moen
Hurlbut
Fred Junge
Yours Truly
O. M. Vie
O. O. Johnson
Morton County
Mandan
Johnson
Kintyre
Berg
John Berg
Ownership and Circulation Notice for Rinmons County Weekly
Ownership statement filed as required shows Linton born publisher F. Streeter and partners Streeter and Keown, with mortgagee and security holdings totaling one percent of totals. Notary R. J. Crain certifies the document in North Dakota with expiration 1919.
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Rinmons
Fadlior
Ffit
Pou. Streeter
Linton
Keown
Anil Neekty Ho
Sir Securities
L. Streeter
Lynn Haven
Pin
Streeter
Mworn
Hay of
Hetober
R. J. Crain
Not
Education Opens Path to Paying Positions
A promotional note for Mankato Commercial College in Mankato Minnesota urges securing education as a route to better paying jobs. The ad emphasizes practical training and credentialing to improve career prospects.
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Mankato Commercia College
Mankato
Minn
Advy
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U. 8
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Congress
Geo. Younu
L. B. Hanna
J. H. Fraine
Thomas Hall
Carl Jongenson
Joon
H. J. Linde
W. ©. Taylor
Robert FP. Pliny
Mallroade Co
Anderson W.H. Mann
W. HL. Stutsmas
Legislative Ticket
W. Allen
House of
G. HU. Nakramol
BK. K. Batzer
Sidney F. Smith
L.s. Langedaill
A.H. Irvine
Phat Piateret EH
BRANT
Seed Pistriet
T. P. Lee
Liotriet Geo. Baokhual
Jus, Smith
Meuce
Welles-Thompson Company
Welles-Thompson Co
County Superintendent of Schools of
Emmons Co
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Lester Briggle
Ainstees
Gintor
First Bank
Linton, N. D
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First National Bank
Wolfer’s
Wolfer’s General Store
Jewett
A. J. Sangula
Smith