Republican county central committee convention details Ellendale
In accordance with party rules a Republican county central committee convention will be held at the court house in Ellendale on July 2 at 10 in the forenoon. The convention will appoint officers for the next general election and conduct related business. Names and wards of delegates are listed, with several district and county offices to be filled, and caucus locations and timing noted. The committee recommends caucuses on Thursday evening, July 1, 1864, with T. W. Millham as chairman and KB Vo Meter as secretary pro tem.
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Republican County Central Committee
Republican Party
Dickey County
Ellendale
James River Valle
Minittee
T. W. Millham
Port Emma Township
Smith School House
L. Beggs
Wright Two
Wright School House
Oakes
Gorder’s Hall
City of
Gorder
Bare Creek Township
Singleton School House
J. Anderson
Com
Dickey
Ellis
Willson
House Committee On Ways On Means
Senate
House
Caucuses Planned Across Townships for July 19
Republican voters in Port Emma Wright Riverdale Norway Bare Creek and Oakes townships schedule caucuses on Thursday July 19 with times 7 8 and 4 p m to elect delegates to the Ellendale county convention on July 21 Com of Oakes and county central committee member Chr Gorder oversee the proceedings plus a remark on Gov Penoyer reacting to President Carnot assassination.
War spirit stirs as veterans offered for service
The war spirit of old soldiers rises over outrages against government authority and the United States Marshal receives a flood of letters and telegrams offering services. He says he could muster 40,000 veterans by simply sending the word. The G A R backs the country’s laws when they are defied.
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United States
July Cosmorathan marks close of first revolutionary year
The July Cosmorathan ends the first year since the revolutionary price cut to one half of three dollars a year. Predictions about revenue, quality, and size were made but the magazine continued, with seven se'tos admitting ongoing developments despite expectations of decline.
Populist and Democratic tensions in labor and politics
Washington Letter discusses the Populist state convention’s purge of Democrats, internal party conflicts, and criticism of labor campaigns. It quotes Walter Muir on independents, notes tensions between capital and labor, and comments on tariff battles and Democratic divides in Congress amid the Pullman strike fallout.
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Walter Muir
East
Christendom
Senate
House Teaman
Cleveland
Congress
Pullman
U.S
Washington
Local notes from Sudden department and area visitors
News from our correspondents lists Saturday visits and town appearances by F B Smith T W Bush and others. It notes a Willing Workers meeting Mrs F Randall and Grace Teal heading to Fullerton, plus dental work by Dr Swengel and school closures. Mentions road work on Second St, hail damage at Teeville, a Northern Pacific strike halting trains, a new daughter for W B Greenwald, and a school board selecting fall teachers while praising home teachers.
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F. Randall
Grace Teal
Fullerton
Dr. Swengel
Aberdeen
Maud Bateman
Crimion
Thomas Lovell
Jamestown
Northern Pacific
Ludden School
John van Horn
Baker
Adamson
J.C. Moore
Tieville
Aggie Baker
E. R. Kennedy
Straubville News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Dan Jones of Hankinson visited Straubville on Tuesday. Cattle traders O M Hatcher and S Wiper brought fine stock Monday night with plans to ship to Chicago. The Straubville WCTU meets with Mrs Jotham Woolsey Thursday. Richard Woolsey, Fisher Vaughn and Simon Morley spent the Fourth at Lake Tewauken with a splendid time reported. Several Straubville residents went to Oakes Saturday to attend the circus and were entertained on the ball grounds. A church sociable is planned at the home of Mrs Jilt Bush Saturday evening with a literary program being arranged.
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O. M. Hatcher
S. Wiper
Chicago
Straubville W. C. T. U
Jotham Woolsey
Richard Woolsey
Fisher Vaughn
Simon Morley
Lake Tewauken
Straubvilleites
Oakes
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Oakes Republican
North Dakota
THE
Western Printing Company
uxconProraizy
C. S. Brown
Ada Albion Bear Creek
Fldon
Merricourt
Precinct Eruoon
KB. Vo Meter
Pro ‘Tem
W. M. Wright, Chn
Riverdale
W.M Hutsinpiller
Republican Voters of
Norway Two
Nichols Bros
Gov. Penoyer
Carnot
Inter-State Commercial Commission
Sudden Department
F. B. Smith
Oakeston
T.W. Bush
Coral Wilkins
R. Smith
Rob Walker
C.J. Herring
C.L. Ward
Chester Bateman
Mrs. Covert
George McCarthy
Guelph
M. E. Randall of
James Austin
Sargent County
J. D. Yasser
Mrs. Walker
Cal Bateman
Mrs
John Black
Kidder, S.D
Lilian
Wilbert Scott
A. C. Foster
T. H. Falls
A. W. Crow
Charlie Randall
Second St
Teeville
A.C. Foster
Grace Teel
G. M. Baker
William Bateman
W. B. Greenwald
J. Armstrong
Charles Hays
Hecla
Will Straub
Mattie Moore
Cogswell
J. B. Straub
S. G. Cady
J. Bush
J. W. Straub
Joe
Dan Jones
Hankinson
L. Harris
Ors
N. Dak
W.l.douc
Sam
W. Bittman
N. D
Lunn & Co
Munn & Co
Scientific American
New Yoas
Broadway
DR. Hathaway & CO
Addree
Lon
Sor
Hedraske
Bloux City
Flent Gorn Advertising Bureau
Nlorsnypenr
Pacific Ave
Santa Cruz
Cal
Reading
Ohio
Ayer
Sidney Carr
Regina St
Harrisburg
C. T. Arnett
Mammoth Spring
Ark
J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Maas
A. 0. Berg
Oakes, N,d
William Gardner
E. Tc
Banze Hotel
Oakes Flour & Feed CO
John Kennedy
Bank
Daxes
Norru Daxora
M.N. Chamberlin
2Nd Street No
H. P, Boardman
Ofice
Roberts
N. Dd
Peterson
Union Stater
P.S. Peabody
A. A. Woodward
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