Local Election Ballot Names For County Offices
Readable fragments list candidates for Auditor Treasurer Superintendent of Schools Sheriff Coroner and other county posts with several voters and district references. Names include N B Hannum H F Gowan W B Adkus John F Geil Arthur McGinnis and more across multiple offices and districts.
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Buwary Braddock
H. W. Ablen
W. B. Adkus
Nerf
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F.geil
Eee
D. KR. Streeter
H. A. Attorn
Mophet and Brundage Lead Push Against Judge Winchester
The Record accuses Willie Mophet and Arthur Brundage of leading a campaign against Judge Winchester. It calls Mophet a liar and hypocrite and vows proof of falsehoods about a stated bill and a debt to Charley Morris. The editor defends integrity and asserts Mophet’s alleged lies in the column.
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Willie Mophet
Bismarck
Arthur Brundage
Dawson
Judge Winchester
Arthur
Thoreaty
Charley Morris
Moruer
Mophet
Har
Mar
Ibel
Winchester
Justice of the Peace Candidacy Cited by Local Resident
The undersigned announces his candidacy for justice of the peace citing residence among a thickly settled community and shorter travel for court business. Deputy Sheriff Haneon of Fargo chased a criminal to St Louis and returned with the wrong man.
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Tne
Haneon
Fargo
St. Louis
Stray notice lists white hind foot cattle in area
Notice from Sylvester Hurst at Gle ricks records a white hind foot cow taken up near town with left hind white mark and no brand. Description includes horned, unknown breed and age, awaiting owner contact.
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Bylvester Hurst
Bey
In Town and Out Notes From Billxport Area
Billxport briefs record residents visiting and sickness updates. Logan county figures Harry Orner and Cornelius Rowerdink in town, Mrs. Bennett travels to Clinton, Rev J G Smith to preach, Dr Smythe praised for prompt care, and community events from band shows to weddings and a go at the Sand Creek herd. Goats and corn crops noted across the county with several travel and shipping mentions.
Grafton attorneys protest Kent execution and local notes
Across the state items report Grafton lawyers planning a protest against Kent’s execution. Anton Klaus and Joe Moody wager $500 on the national election result at Jamestown. Oliver Dalrymple of the Red River valley reportedly earned $100000 in the wheat rush. Sheriff Barnes aims to have Kent’s hanging arrangements ready by late next week. A $1500 depots theft at Wahpeton is returned via priests. In Fessenden a wife wounds an intruder. Tenney plans Fargo drugstore venture with Mahaney. Brock survives a buggy accident with injuries.
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Anton Klaus
Joe Moody
Jamestown
Mills Beech Pardoned by Governor Allin
Mills Beech, previously sentenced to three years for planning an assault on W. J. Fraleigh, was pardoned by Governor Allin on Tuesday. Fraleigh was struck and lime thrown to injure his eyes. Beech's pardon follows a circulated petition and is described as a just relief after serving a substantial portion of the term.
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Tribune
Mills Beech
W. J. Fraleigh
Allin
Fraleigh
Beech
Grief Deepens as Father Registers Son's Name at Hotel
A Washington Times writer recalls a sorrowful hotel ritual. An uptown guest, who visited for years with his son, now writes his son’s name below his own on the register. The son died three years earlier and the man continues the gesture, often dining alone with the son’s seat beside him.
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Washington Times
Congressman recounts Hyde Park train wreck water incident
A Massachusetts congressman aboard the Hyde Park wreck recalls a passenger being pitched forward as the water cooler toppled, soaking clothing with ice water. The drenched man quips that he is the coolest man in the car after two buckets of ice water were poured down his back.
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Massachusetts
Hyde Park
Mass
Old English Bridges Show Circular Arch Decor and Neville Crest
The piece notes medieval English bridges are mostly single arched structures. It highlights the old bridge near Fanby Castle in Cleveland, built in 1386, featuring a circular arch carved with the arms of Lord Neville of Raby as a prime example.
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England
Fanby Castle
Cleveland
Neville of Raby
Capital City notes span politics weddings and tragedies
The Capital City item highlights State Auditor Briggs improving health, the discovery of James McBride's heirs with four sisters in Monkton, Md, and arrests including John Hammock for stealing two steers from Joseph Hare. It records marriages in Bismarck and a large republican rally with an extensive barbecue. The piece mentions notable losses and a double wedding in Strasburg district with multiple participants and a lengthy church celebration.
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James McBride
Monkton, Md
John Hammock
Joseph Hare
Archibald Currie
Otto Dorman
Burleigh County
Susan E. Burt
Bismarck
Michigan
Ed Out alias Siim Surrenders at Williamsport Prison
Ed Out known as Siim fled with Moore Bros. team from Hannaford Sheriff Jackson warned authorities. He and a young couple believed to be Charley Kiel and his bride stayed in Williamsport Emmons County, where a man named Braddock was robbed of a pocketbook. He pleaded guilty in court and received a one year prison term.
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Sts. Peter and Paul
Strasburg
John Baumgartner, Jr
South Prairie
Elizabeth Schneider
Ohio
Wendelin Schneider
Elzabeth Leynel
Exeter
Young Baumgartner
John Baumgartner
Albin Schneider
Young Schneider
Baumgartner
Schneider
Brande Schmalte
Anna Geisenger
Katie Gefroh
Eva Keller
Barbara Baumgartner
Sylvester Gefroh
Kasper Feist, Jr
Michael Schwab
Kasper Keller
Bernard Strussmeyer
Fort Yates
Emmons County
Fathers Baumgartner
Schmaltz
Aca
Griggs
Ed Out
Siim
Bismarck
Moore Bros
Hannaford
Jackson
Mr. Ou
Williamsport
Charley Kiel
Braddock
McKensle Elevator Storage Seeks Cheaper Rates for Farmers
The undersigned informs Emmons county farmers that extensive storage facilities are built for the McKensle elevator and will be offered at cheaper rates. Learn terms from B Fy Sova of McKensle Nea.
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Emmons County
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Steele, W. D
Henry Mayer
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District Court of Secaneal
Lydia Herhulz
Poe
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Johnel Cantwell
George W. Lyrtin
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Exittons
John Parker
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Tals
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Dudge
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Hampton
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New Jersey
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Merton
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Pioneer Journal of the County
Josxia G. Sencra
Billxport
Harry Orner
Logan County
Cornelius Rowerdink
Misa Mary Farrell
Shier
Boutillier
Frank Jaszkowiak
J. N. Roop
Logan
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Mrs. Adams
Clinton
Iowa
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J. G. Smith
I. H. Robinson
Canada
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Glanavon
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Eaghe
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D. R. Mreeter
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Dr. Smythe
Lizzie Rush
Philip Martel
John Senger
Eureka
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Peter G. Rooks
Hull
Peter
Smythe
Johnny Yegen
Hod
Roach
George W. Newton
George
Jobo
Pitts
Uwa
Milwaukee
Binmons County
Grafton
Kent
Oliver Dalrymple
Red River Valley
Barnes
Great Northern
Wahpeton
Fessenden
Hiltz
Fargo Argus
Tenney
Park Rilver
John Mahaney
Mr. Tenney
Atere
Mahaney
J.B. Brock
Millie Beech
Gover
Bramarck
Briggs
Bob Roberto
Miles City
Joe Hanauer
Bismarck Clothier
Illinois Central
Chicago
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J. A Burgum
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Sam Hood
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