Lawyers Favor Him Recognize His Eminent Fitness Wil
North Dakota bar backs A. M. Christianson for ninth district district judge. Bottineau attorneys sign in support, urging use of all honorable means to secure his election. County agricultural leaders seek a quarter mill tax to fund the Bottineau County Fair benefiting farmers and exhibitors statewide.
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Wil
Towner Tribune
A. M. Christianson
Pierce County
Bottineau County
Ninth Judicial District
J. C. Adamson
Bottineau
H. Adame
G. W. Baker
Westhope
W. A.goldschmidt
C. E. Brace
H. S. Blood
B. Noble
N. C. Wegner
E. C. Bowen
John H. Kirk
E. O. S. Haraldson
Lansford
L. T. Hamilton
Maxbass
John D. Scherer
Willow City
John D. Currie
Antler
Westhope Editorial Endorses County Fair Tax Levy
The Westhope Standard urges voters to approve a non partisan tax levy for county fair purposes on November 3. The editorial stresses community benefits and the non partisan nature of the measure.
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Westhope Standard
Gambler Arrested at Souris by State Attorney Bowen
State's Attorney Bowen, in Souris, acted on a gambling complaint against John Maleskie of the American House. Sheriff McKinnon arrested Maleskie and a poker table was seized. Maleskie posted 3800 cash bail to appear in Bottineau for a preliminary hearing today.
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Souris Mesenger
Bowen
John Maleskie
McKinnon
Maleskie
Bottineau
Advertised Letters at Bottineau Post Office 1908
Notice lists uncalled letters dated October 24 1908 for Frank Coles Jr Math Fisher A Tomsen Miss Julia Olson. If not called within 15 days they go to the dead letter office. Postmaster Ole Roland notes subscribers to the Courant.
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Bottineau
Frank Coles, Jr
Math Fisher
A. Tomsen
Julia Olson
Ole , Roland
Nelson Endorses Johnson In Minot Rally
Minnesota Senator Knute Nelson spoke to about 1200 in Minot praising C A Johnson Republican candidate for governor. He urged loyal Republicans to vote for Johnson, calling him a good citizen and trustworthy. Nelson criticized Gov Burke on prohibition and enforcement, noting alleged illegal blind pigs in Dickinson and Bismarck.
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Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Minot
C. A. Johnson
Opera House
Nelson
North Dakota
Burke
Dickinson
Bismarck
Johnson urged as North Dakotan governor by Nelson
Senator Nelson and state chairman campaigned for C A Johnson of Minot for governor at Rugby and Devils Lake calling Johnson clean, capable and fair, contrasting him with Burke and Bryan. Minot and Ward County supporters urged an overwhelming GOP victory. A Forestry School well near the creek bottom yielded good water, praised by locals.
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C. A. Johnson
Nelson
Rugby
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Minot
Mr. Johnson
The
School of Forestry
Lost Opening Game Rugby Beats Forestry 11 to 0
Rugby defeated the School of Forestry 11 to 0 in a hard fought football game. Rugby took an early lead with a kickoff fumble return for a touchdown, Jones kicked goal, and a second late touchdown sealed the win. Forestry showed promise with forward passes but could not finish drives.
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Rugby
School of Forestry
Forestry
Jones
Minkel
Forestry Boys
McLean
Jennison
Rugby Forestry Gage
Rea Mouel
Moum Hughes
Horning Lofta
Albert von Starr
Hulmby
Hofucker McArthur
J. McClintock
Mclean Jennison Jones
Mcbride McArthur
Election Next Tuesday 1908 Ballot Driven Vote Set
The election of 1908 will select electors for president and vice president of the United States, members of Congress, and state, judicial, legislative, and county officers. Voters will cast ballots next Tuesday under the established local process.
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Prohibition
Independence
Supreme Court
Bottineau County
Courant
United States
School of Forestry Notes and local visits at the school
Henry Horning of Kramer entered the School of Forestry for his second year on Monday morning. Visitors included F. Brophy the Democrat candidate for superintendent of schools, and Fred Medhurst of Russell who plans to enroll next week. James B. Weaver spoke at the school Friday after giving a recent opera house address. The football team received a boost from lineup changes with Rea at right half, Moum and Sawyer at ends, and Horning at tackle, while the squad remains in the ring after a rough game with Rugby.
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Henry Horning
Kramer
Henry
Fred Medhurst
Russell
Fred
James B. Weaver
Opera House
Rea
Moum
Sawyer
Horning
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Souris
M. N. Johnson
Hon
Mint
Republ
U. 8
Bryan
Rugby High School
School of Forestry Notes
F. Brophy
Courant Tast
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