Minot Hosts State Republican Convention Victory for Harmony
The State Republican Convention at Minot praised harmony within the Stalwarts as Taft support grew across North Dakota. James Kennedy won National Committeeman, with McCumber elected chair, and McCum ber lauded for unifying factions as about two thousand attendees witnessed the proceedings. The Stalwart slate for national committee included Steenersen, Lord, Lamoure, Rose, Sandager, Pettibone, Meredith, and Johnson.
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Vidi
Vici
Minot
Republican Party
McCumber
Wahpeton
H. Stone
Mott
National Gate
John Steenersen
Wells
C.J. Lord
Towner
Jud Lamoure
Pembina
Victor Rose
Ward
A. Sandager
Rawson
C. R. Meredith
Cass
L. C. Pettibone
Kidder
R. H. Johnson
Stark
James K
Lot Sale at Reeder Brings Fair Turnout Despite Rain
Reeder held a red letter lot sale yesterday with good attendance amid soaked ground and threatening skies. Some lots sold prior to the regular sale reaching high prices around 1000 dollars and the top bid near 3500. Bands from Lemmon and Hettinger added entertainment, with the Hettinger group arriving at the depot and providing a notable musical showcase.
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Reeder
Lemmon
Hettinger
Bootleggers Nabbed at Reeder Lot Sale
Sheriff Barry arrested two bootleggers, John Ransbottom and James Sweeney, found with contraband goods at a Reeder lot sale. Both are jailed in Hettinger and await district court trial.
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Reeder
Barry
Twoen
John Ransbottom
James Sweeney
Adams County names new third district commissioner
Adams county commissioners meet and elect Albert Leff of Reeder to fill the third district seat after E G Lemmon resigns. Leff, a longtime rancher and homesteader advocate, is chosen without petition. The court also orders jail expansion and forms a committee to coordinate a Cedar river bridge with Morton County near the boundary.
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Adams County
E.G. Lemmon
Albert Leff
Reeder
Leff
Wachter
Morten County
Cedar
Maorten- Adams
Weather for April Noted by Cooperative Observer J C Upforth
The month ended with total precipitation of 2.31 inches and varied temperatures from a 21st high of 88 and a 2nd or 4th low around 1 to 2 degrees. reports mention rain, umbrellas, and a shift westward of a semiarid belt. Local notes discuss commuting for better claims, Adams County homesteads, a Lemmon Band pride, a Mayes sale on the 21st, and a cement block factory expanding to 12 workers though current demand strains the well.
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J. C. Upforth
Cooperative Observer
JST
Haynes
Burg
Hace yy Hips State Bank cure Hat be LACTE On Four Pen Pstate
A compact note reports a local banking incident involving a named institution and four related penalties. Authorities investigate a case tied to a state bank and a missing payment. Details remain limited in the fragmentary text.
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State Bank
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