Dick Steinhoffer Emerges as Sheriff Choice in Ward County
The Ward County Independent endorses Dick Steinhoffer for sheriff highlighting his honesty and fearlessness. The piece notes the field will narrow to a few contenders and argues Steinhoffer would best serve the county, praising his track record and duty in pursuing criminals. The column also mentions local financial recovery and a church anecdote as backdrop to the endorsement.
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Ward
Die Stienhoffer
Lee
Vehion
Dick” Steinhoffer
Dike Stienhoffer
Calse Tiniale
Pie Horcern
Weaver
Stienhoffer
Stimley Sun
The
Bulletin Tribune
Dick Steinhoffer
Refused Newsletters Prompt Paper Delivery Notes
An exchange reports editors receive notices of refusals from postmasters. One example mentions a man named Joe Bush who declined to collect his paper from the post office. The piece questions the lingering issue and potential changes in delivery practices.
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Joe Bush
Sacred Song Service Impresses Bowbells Audience
A grand success as a thoroughly appreciative audience gathered Sunday evening in The Methodist church to hear a splendid program by the choir led by W. G. son. The ensemble opened with Emmanuel, followed by God of Israel and the hymn Sunshine. Carey, Campbell, Richardson, and Johnson delivered solos and duets, with Richardson's baritone closing the program. The small choir was praised as among the best in the state and a repeat performance is anticipated with interest.
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Methodist Church
Thleader
W. G. Son
Carey
Campbell
Richardson
Sture
Advertised Letters Remaining Unclaimed at Post Office
Letters for Rakking Win, Thiniels, Allanson, Pin McGillicuddy, Miss Kat rf Wing remain unclaimed at the post office for the week ending Thursday January 30, 1908. Thos Hurly, Postmaster.
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Tursday
Win
Thiniels
Allanson
Pin McGillicuddy
Miss Kat
Thos, Hurly
William H. Taft era era assistant secretary of war candidate
William Howell or similar figure, a Yale and Cincinnati Law School graduate, began as a reporter, became judge in 1887, solicitor general in 1890, circuit judge in 1900, went to the Philippines in 1904 to organize American government, later secretary of war. Notable roles include negotiations with Pope Leo and service in Cuba, Panama, and global American interests.
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Anl
W. Yin Cinciamati
Yale
Cincinnati Law School
Superior Court of Cincimmili
United States
Iso
Philippines
Wals
Ilo
Pope Leo
Cuba
Panama
Willian Llow
Weather Woes and Population Push in North Dakota
Fragmentary notes describe an unusually mild North Dakota winter with scant cold, while local papers critique state prosperity narratives. As new migrants arrive in Williston, the scene shifts from praise to cautious attention to how the climate and economy shape daily life.
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North Dakota
Rerard
Williston
Cold Weather and Local Visits Reported in Clayton
In Clayton this morning the community notes several visitors and family updates from Minnesota and nearby towns. Residents mention illness cases such as Cecil Bryans daughter Bronchitis, all amid a string of social calls and weekend visits among Clayton families.
Spotter Law Unconstitutional by North Dakota Supreme Court
North Dakota Supreme Court refuses jurisdiction in a writ of mandamus to compel payment of rewards for blind pig spotters. The court upholds the state auditor’s decision that the spotter rewards are illegal under temperance commission law. The case involves Grand Forks County officials and the status of warrants tied to prior reward provisions.
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North Dakota Supreme Court
McDonald
Grand Forks
Holmes
Be Wineman
Lin
Temperance Commission
Supreme Court
Ishue
Perry Kistler
Woburn
Monaro
Ypad
Mel Boggs
C. Reidnour
Gevidence
Oh What a Difference Lime Last Year Morning Jim Ulin
A fragment notes recent activity with Rowbells and Burmers Limber Co. It mentions Porter Bill White and Joe evening in a business context. The readable text is sparse but indicates local business connections and people involved.
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Jim Ulin
Rowbells
Burmers’ Limber Co
DIES IN MINOT FARMER PETER STEEN DIES OF TYPHOID PNEUMONIA
Peter Steen a prominent farmer living between here and Plaxton died Monday in Minot at a private hospital of typhoid pneumonia in his 43rd year. He served as a juror during the recent term of the district court. Services were held in Kingston Presbyterian Church with Rev. Bramser of Plaxton officiating. he leaves a wife and seven children. The community extends sympathy.
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Peter Steen
Here
Plaxton
Minot
Steeh
Laken
Presbyterian Church
Kingston
J. K. Bramser
Itisland
Tule Lin Tribune
Steen
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Taft
Clayton
Mes
Tiullixon
Minnesota
Mike Christenson
Louis Brothers C7
Peter Christenson
White
Kistler
Joe Baillif
Lindl
Chor
Jin
FW. Tensen
Cecil
J. Bryan
Coteau
Will Clark
Amre
Gillie
Ped. Devaney
White Fist
Mrs. Bogus
Devaney
Wenmare
Rd Porter
Bill Wiite
Joe Evening
Hellen Carter
Ambrose
Winte Ter
Twit Falls
Gushbrier
Twin Falls
Minn
Vis
First State Bank
Bowbells, N. Dak
G. L. Bickford
A. B. Bickford
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