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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
6
Acorn Brand Clothing advertises Foot-Schulze shoes for men praised for durability comfort and perfect fit made exclusively for the western trade. The Maidwell line for ladies features oak tan soles and enduring design with a full range of styles. A wide selection of mid and low priced options is offered for men women boys girls and babies.
The Bowbells Bulletin Tribune notes county division postponed after primaries and analyzes Democratic ticket prospects. It highlights McGee's reelection bid, his past service, and a rejected offers to boost the paper. The piece cheers party workers and urges continued effort regardless of primary outcomes.
Deputy Sheriff Steinhiefer withdraws from the race to support S A Sorenson of Sherwood. The note praises Sorenson as a good woman friend of Dik and urges voters to back Sorenson. Ralph Abbott declares for nomination at the primaries on June 24 for Register of Deeds. Abbott, a Bow Hills farmer and county commissioner, was deputy in the Register's office and is touted as well educated and capable for a hard-fought election.
A flood of Republican campaign notices from Ward County North Dakota announce candidacies for clerk of district court sheriff register of deeds state treasurer and state attorney. Candidates include Gunder S Reishus, A W Gray, I A Sorenso, George A McGee, Ned Mamplin, and G L Bickford pledging support and primary election efforts on June 24, 1908.
Minot North Dakota March 5 1908 William Black of Ward County announces his candidacy for sheriff and seeks votes from county electors at the June 24 1908 primary election.
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