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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
5
Gus Paseman, a renowned horse trainer and driver, showcases top performers General Luther and Baron Roxie. He plans to boost speed records this year and also offers three young, fast prospects for sale. Postmaster Hurry denies plans for a second local paper amid Fargo Forum rumors.
Aurelia and Gusty Smith now attend the local school after transferring from Minot. Art Exhibit purchases funded four new pictures for the four main rooms, including Little Red Riding Hood in the principal room and The Vikings in the first intermediate room. Monthly exams were held, and $16 worth of books were ordered for the school library.
Church notes announce Methodist morning service at 10 30 and evening service with Epworth League in the PM. Presbyterian evening service at 7 featuring The Old Path. Sunday School at 10 40 AM and Christian Endeavor at 7 PM with Bible bringers urged. Stockholders meet June 6 1908 at 10 30 AM in Mohall to reduce stock from 950000 to 630000 signed A L Shattuck secretary.
Annow to the Republican electors of Ward County North Dakota I hereby announce my candidacy for the Republican nomination for Clerk of the District Court of Ward County I respectfully solicit the votes of the electors at the primary election to be held June 24 1908 in Ward County Donand C Ross
Several candidates announce Republican bids in Ward and surrounding counties for 1908 primaries. A. W. Gray seeks state senate in the 43rd district. S. A. Sorensen announces for Ward County sheriff. Edward H. Wright seeks Supreme Court justice nomination. Nehemiah Davis runs for Ward County judge. W Fabrick seeks County Auditor. Each seeks voter support ahead of June 24 primaries.
Announcement to Ward County voters in North Dakota for sheriff nomination. Tam Scofield seeks Republican support subject to June primaries. Letter from Minot details candidacy and respectful request for vote.
Stanle Hendrickson of Coteau North Dakota announces as a Republican nominee for the 434 legislative district house seat. He pledges a fair deal for all, to look after district interests, and to run for the 4th district state senate nomination with primaries on June 1 and general election hopes.
A brief political notice from March 1900s Minot announces William Black of Chilcot Ward County seeks the Republican nomination for sheriff. It invites Ward County electors to vote in the upcoming primary on a date stated as dune A in the sparse OCR text.
A candidate for representative in district 3 announces plans to seek voter support at the June primary. The letter promises constituents their best efforts if elected and is signed by O. M. Champlin of Surrey, noting district court clerk filings in Ward County and the June 24 primary date.
Magic Coleman of Bowbells North Dakota announces candidacy for Register of Deeds in Ward County and seek voter support in the primary election on June 24 1908. He also declares intent to run as a Republican for one seat in the state house from the 440th legislative district.
An ad promotes exclusive clothing and shoe sales in Pow County, claiming low prices and cash discounts. A separate notice from the Office of County Surveyor invites Republican voters to June 24 primaries for local duties.
Minot March 21 1908 a notice appeals to Republican electors of Ward County North Dakota to vote for a candidate for register of deeds in the upcoming election. The unnamed signer asks support from Ward County electors.
A candidate announces a bid for the Republican nomination for state representative in the 43rd district at the June 24 1908 primaries. If nominated the speaker pledges to work hard to win and to serve the people to the best of ability if elected.
George A. McGer of Minot North Dakota announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for State's Attorney subject to the primaries to be held on June 24.
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