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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
6
J W Page of Burkey North Dakota announces candidacy for the Golden Valley County Register of Deeds on the Republican ticket. He promises to devote full time to the office, and to maintain independence from any abstract company during and after his current term if elected.
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T L S Beach of N D announces candidacy for county judge of Golden Valley County on the Republican ticket subject to the will of the people at the primaries set for June 24 1914 He respectfully solicits support.
Acknowledging petitions circulated by supporters in Saddle Butte, the candidate consents to run in the June primaries for County Superintendent of Schools in Golden Valley County. Unable to campaign personally, the candidate will rely on friends to advocate on their behalf.
A. E. Swan announces his candidacy for the County Treasurer nomination on the Republican ticket. He submits to the will of Republican voters at the primary election on June 24, 1914, seeking the party nomination.
Thor G Plomason declares candidacy for Register of Deeds in Golden Valley County on the Republican ticket in the June Primaries. If nominated and elected he pledges full-time dedication to office duties and asks for support.
E Harvey declares as a Republican candidate for sheriff in the June primaries. He appeals to voters for support and notes the race is subject to people’s verdict.
Edw E Egan announces candidacy for a third term as County Commissioner in Golden Valley County district three on the Republican ticket. He pledges the same personal attention to county affairs if nominated and elected, asking voters for support at the June 24, 1914 primaries.
Mrs Jessie L Kinsey seeks the county sheriff post in Golden Valley on non partisan school ballot while urging public backing at June primaries. W J Patrick also announces candidacy for sheriff in Golden Valley County urging Republican voters support in June primaries.
Hazel Ziesenis announces candidacy for Superintendent of Schools on Non-Partisan ticket at June primaries. Theodore Maanum files to run for County Judge on Republican ticket, subject to June primary voters. Both seek voter support in Golden Valley County.
Bert Palmer announces his candidacy for sheriff of Golden Valley County on the Republican ticket subject to the June primaries. A Lone Tree Township resident eight miles south of Beach Palmer asks for support in the race.
L. E. Curl declares candidacy for county commoner in Golden Valley County Third Commissioner's District on the Republican ticket. He appeals to Republicans to support him at the June primaries and promises to apply the same attention and judgment to county affairs as in his own business if nominated and elected.
To the School Electors of Golden Valley County Joseph A Kitchen declares his candidacy for County Superintendent of Schools on the Non-Partisan School Ballot at the June Primary and asks for support.
The candidate announces his bid for re election as representative of the 39th legislative district in the June 24 1914 primary. He cites support for Progressive principles and asks Republican voters in Bowman Billings and Golden Valley counties for their endorsement. He also seeks the county commissioner's seat in Golden Valley County and pledges to give the office his best attention.
On the Republican ticket in Golden Valley County the candidate states four years in county office work and promises undivided attention and diligent service if nominated and elected at the June 24 1914 primary.
G W Lindsey declares his run for County Superintendent of Schools. He states his campaign aims to improve local education standards and administration.
J W Wentland seeks nonpartisan support for Clerk of the District Court in Golden Valley county ahead of the June 24 1914 primaries. T N Roble runs on the Republican ticket for the same position, asking Republican voters for support and a vote on primary day.
John Schuster injured by a horse while working for Joe Bilyen. no bones broken. Will Rucker walked 75 miles Dickinson-ward in two days. route included Bis marck. Dr W H Jackson family to Flandreau S D for overland vacation. plan weeks away. Funeral for John Meyer’s daughter held by Rev Essig. large crowd. interment at Wibaux cemetery. Town council bans bicycles and play wagons on Main Street sidewalks to protect pedestrians. H K Schuster back from Roundup area land prospecting. state seen as strong market for eastern capital. Ole Helvick moving stock to new harness and repair store. opening early month. Severe storm scene at Hubbard place. injuries treated. $400 raised for rebuilding Hubbard dwelling. carpenters set to work. help from Nash family and others. East of town storm damaged Murphey hennery. hundreds in damages.
A cyclone tore through Baker Montana causing severe injuries to several residents including Marjorie Hubbard and Ken Hubbard after a stove incident. The Hubards and nearby families suffered bruises and burns, with extensive property damage to houses, barns, and contents. A cottage occupied by Nash Rose was nearly destroyed and several structures were moved or wrecked by the storm.
North Dakota Commissioner certifies abstracts of The Glens Falls Insurance Company of New York and The Queen City Fire Insurance Company of Sioux Falls SD for year ending 1913. Details cover assets liabilities premiums losses and authority to transact insurance in North Dakota through 1918 and 1916 respectively with official attestations.
Tuesday business sees M Barnstein rent a front room at Farmers hotel to open a tailor Missouri. Fire department selects W E Hicke C K Barnett and J O Field as delegates to the State Fire Tournament at Lisbon on June 9 10 11. Cement sidewalks progress while streets become chaotic but improving. Sophia Sonnek of Alpha near Dickinson hospital after appendectomy showing steady recovery. Jay W Brown and spouse visit Medora, cloudburst delays return, car crosses river with team assistance and rests overnight.
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