Incumbent Carries Three Coun. Hes for District Judge
County returns near ly all in. Simon Adjuami Barbara winners for offices. Primary drew little voter interest nationwide. Buchanan leads Hanna for governor. Hellstrom ahead of Jones in Democratic race. In Bottineau County, Republicans lead in several contests. A G Burr likely to win district judge with a big majority.
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Buchanan
Hanna
C. A. Johnson
Young
Kirk
Tuttle
Bottineau County
Congress
Henry
Miller
Shaw
Bessie
Spencer
Harry
Barkway
Morton
Justice of Supreme Court
Brucetree Tid Robinson
A. G. Burr
Taft and Roosevelt at Republican convention start third party move
At Chicago convention Taft wins renomin ation with Sherman as vice president while Roosevelt faction relocates to form a new party. Roosevelt nominated on independent ticket as supporters vow cross party unity. Delegates tally 561 votes for Taft amid cheers and opposition groans. Roosevelt pledge to unite Americans under new party founders.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Ohio
James Schoolcraft Sherman
New York
Taft
Sherman
Associated Press
Widow Margaret Langhaug dies after operation in local hospital
Margaret wife of Theodore Langhaug died early Wednesday morning at Johnson hospital after a serious operation. She was 47, born in Norway, and had lived in the county for years. Mother of nine children, seven living. Funeral this afternoon from the home with interment in Lutheran cemetery in the Turtle Mountains.
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Margaret
Theodore Langhaug
Johnson Hospital
Norway
Lutheran Cemetery
Turtle Mountains
Opening at East Side Lake Metigoshe Draws Visitors
Many residents and visitors gathered last weekend for the season opening at the East Side of Lake Metigoshe. The event featured Saturday dancing, lake excursions, and the steam launch Wahshegum in commission. Mrs. Lallum, owner of the East Side hotel, oversaw the guest care.
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Lake Metigoshe
Surveyors Heading North of Souris with Base Lines
A U S government survey crew of seven men passed through en route to a point north of Souris. They run thirteen base lines along the Neche North Dakota to Sweet Grass Montana boundary. They carried a camp and tools totaling about a ton and a half on a large thirty horsepower White motor truck.
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U. S
Souris
Neche
N.D
Sweet Grass
Mont
Big Circus Here July 2 in Hattineau
The Gollmar Bros. Shows plan July 2 performances in Hattineau with six to eight acts visible at once in rings hippodrome and mid air to thrill audiences. The circus has risen to leading status on the road and promises abundant features and robust press praise.
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Gollmar Bros
Hattineau
Gollmar Bros. Circus
Gollmar
Gollmar Brothers Circus to Appear in Bottineau July 2
The Gollmar Brothers Shows will visit Bottineau for one day on Tuesday July 2 presenting multiple acts to please a cosmopolitan audience with diverse tastes. Two performances are scheduled, offering spectators a choice of attractions and entertainment.
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Gollmar Brothers
Bottineau
Arm Injury From Motor Crank At Work
A man from this city suffered a broken forearm while helping a friend start a gasoline motor Tuesday evening. The engine kicked back due to a bad timer arrangement, breaking the small bone just above the wrist.
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C. R. Gleason
Joseph Pospisel Dies After Illness at 87
Joseph Pospisel aged about 87 died of heart failure Friday evening while entertaining neighbors. He had come from Bohemia three months ago and leaves a wife and six children in the old country. Funeral was held at 2 PM Sunday from his home and burial followed at Oak Creek cemetery.
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Joseph Pospisel
Bohemia
Old Country
Oak Creek Cemetery
Youth fined for cruelty to dog in city
A youth, who expressed intent to reform, was found torturing a dog with turpentine and paid a $5 fine plus costs after being taken up late last week. The incident was presented as an example of animal cruelty and the boy was tutored on its harms.
Big Dance at the Lake at Metigoshe July 3
Mrs A Lallum manager of the East Side Lake Metigoshe hotel announces a big dance on the evening of July 3 with the Staf ford orchestra furnishing music and a good time assured.
Bryan Victory Over Delegates Bid Shapes 1908 Platform
W J Bryan secured a victory over the national committee by overturning the seating of the South Dakota delegates. He predicted the adoption of his money trust resolutions as part of the party platform. Nominations were to be made this evening withWilson or Bryan favored for the ticket.
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South Dakota
W. J. Bryan
National Committee
Money Trust
Wilson
Bryan
Nomination likely late as convention opens with chair race
The Baltimore Democratic National Convention faces a late nominating deadline. Alton B. Parker defeated Bryan 576 to 510 for temporary chairman, signaling conservative influence. Wilson gains momentum after South Dakota seating and Burke releasing delegates. Progressives may back Wilson or Bryan with a split risk for a third party if a conservative is chosen.
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Baltimore
Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Wilson
South Dakota
Burke
North Dakota
Roosevelt Nomination Aims to Spark Rapid Organizing Drive
The article notes a provisional Roosevelt nomination built on principles like Thou shalt not steal and outlines plans for state conventions starting tomorrow and a national gathering likely in August. It quotes Roosevelt accepting the nomination with a willingness to step aside if the new party chooses another standard bearer.
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Roosevelt
Finois
Omemee Fourth of July Band Engagement
The Bottineau Military band has been engaged to play at Omemee on the Fourth of July. The event is expected to draw a large attendance and indicates strong local celebration plans.
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Bottineau
Omemee
Farmers Held Picnic at Starbuck Township
The Starbuck Township farmers club hosted its annual meeting and a large picnic at the Johnson farm. Attendees enjoyed a program with music, speeches by M. B. Johnson F. X. Calnan and J. F. Haskett, plus footraces and a boys versus girls ball game. A second big picnic is planned tomorrow in Eidsvald township at H. J. Hanson's home with the same speakers.
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Starbuck Township Farmers’ Club
Johnson Farm
M. B. Johnson
F. X. Calnan
J. F. Haskett
Trimble Succeeds Malden as Imperial Elevator Auditor
Minneapolis visitor Malden served as Imperial Elevator auditor here and turned the office over to John Trimble of Westhope. Peter Sorenson begins as Westhope agent. Malden has not announced future plans.
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W. H. Day
Minneapolis
E. D. Malden
Imperial Elevator Company
John Trimble
Westhope
Peter Sorenson
Mr. Malden
Doings in County Court and Estate Proceedings
Last week a guardianship hearing for the minor heirs of the Fred Warneke estate appointed Mrs. Augusta Warneke. On Monday June 24 J A Holbrenden of Souris petitioned to appoint G S Ogren as administrator for the Lars I Grayseth estate. A license to wed was issued today to L E Tremblay and Miss Ida Glace, both of Antler.
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Fred Warneke
Augusta Warneke
J. A. Holbrenden
Souris
G. S. Ogren
Lars I. Grayseth
L. E. Tremblay
Ida Glace
Antler
Carbury Set for Fourth of July Celebration with Addresses
Carbury plans a Fourth of July program featuring Judge A G Burr as main speaker and Adelsten Berge delivering a patriotic address in Norwegian. Berge's daughter will also perform as pianist and vocalist. Afternoon ball game pits North State against Carbury. Fireworks conclude the evening.
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Carbury
A. G. Burr
Adelsten Berge
North State
Race results in Waekada two horse placements
Waekada morning report notes John Stacey's horse won the races yesterday while Sam Lousbrough's finished third under the wire. The brief confirms early results from the event with two named owners and horses.
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Waekada
Man
John Stacey
Firat
Sam Lousbrough
Willow City tops Souris in league clash and Deloraine beat us
Yesterday and Tuesday the league leaders Willow City defeated Souris 11 to 3, while Deloraine beat our team 4 to 2 in a pair of well played games. A large crowd attended as both matches showcased strong hitting and fielding. Souris criticized the umpire after the Willow City game.
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Deloraine
Willow City
Souris
Botti Suilth
Woods
Ford
O'Brien
Neville
White
Fishoitz
Milloy
Hobertaun
C. Thomason
A Martin
Cf Ley
Brandt
Thorson
Linzier
Sims
Phinns
Busex
Phinney
Founds
Wrods
Thom
Foster
Umpn
Boteat
Bottineau Smith
Oods
Pepin
Nordin
Nevill Brie
Tooke
Bisset
Rochow
Picton
McGlynn
Iochou McGlynn
J. Bisset
Ure
Clark Buster
Weather Warm and Dry Across the Region
The past week brought warm dry conditions accelerating growth while soil moisture drained quickly. Farmers warn that repeated heavy winds could harm crops, particularly where stands are dense, and anticipate rain as soon as possible to sustain yields.
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Burr
Bowen
Simon
Adjuami Barbara Winnera
Taft and
Teddy
Settineau
Willow
Margaret Langhaug
Lake
Metigoshe
East Side
Omemes
Starbuck Township Farmers Club
Trimble
Malden
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