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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1914
Page
7
A compilation of brief notice style statements announcing candidacies for North Dakota state Representative and Adams County Register of Deeds. Candidates Otto A. Jacobson and Warren E. Thayer pledge to support progressive district and state measures. Dates referenced include the June 24, 1914 primary.
Walter F. Kelly declares candidacy for Adams County auditor on the Republican ticket, pledging careful, past-typical attention and appreciation for past support. Henry Moen announces for Adams County state's attorney on the Republican ticket, pledging continued honest, efficient law enforcement if nominated and re elected in the June 24 primary.
A distorted list of political names appears with multiple misread words and place names. The text mentions Hon E S Johnson for United States Senator on the Democratic State Ticket and includes various other offices and locations such as Yankton Watertown and Sioux, though many words are garbled and unclear.
County voters hear H J Sticken announce candidacy for Adams County Sheriff on the Republican ticket. He pledges to uphold state laws and seeks support for a second term, noting eligibility rules allow two consecutive terms.
Rose C Wagner of Hettinger North Dakota announces candidacy for re election as County Superintendent of Adams County subject to the June primaries under the 1913 non partisan nomination law. Voters decide on June 21 in the primary.
Clyde W Keairnes announces candidacy for sheriff of Adams County North Dakota at the upcoming June 24 primary. He pledges full personal attention to the office, efficiency and economy, asking for voters support and influence.
A county official announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Adams County Treasurer. He notes prior service as a County Commissioner and asks voters for support at the June 24 polls.
Clyde W Keairnes seeks Republican voters support in Adams County for the June primary. He outlines his rise from homesteader to Hettinger resident, store clerk, and two terms as city marshal. He pledges to deliver efficient sheriff service with minimal taxpayer expense if nominated and elected.
Seeds available include soy beans cow peas kaffir corn sorghum sweet clover white red and Alsike clover imported and home grown alfalfa seed timothy brome grass and rye grass. Other seeds offered in bulk and packages.
A North Dakota loan notice offers multiple loans ranging from 1000 to 1500 dollars for improved farms in Perkins County. Loans may be used on land in Perkins County and are available through First National Bank building in Lemmon. Interested parties should call or write.
Strayed animals include a heavy with foal dark bay mare branded 803 on right thigh and 10 on right shoulder a black two year old gelding with white facial stripe and hair brand A on right hip a two year old mare with same branding and a one year old colt branded alike reward unspecified contact W M Anderson Spring Butte P O North Dakota.
County resident and taxpayer Oscar A Erlandson of Adams County requests nomination for the office of county treasurer. He pledges full-time, efficient service and economy in handling county funds if nominated and elected. 46 years old.
Limited stock of ten varieties of seed corn for sale. Corn matured in 80 days from pure seed selected and hand cultivated. Buyers may visit the farm to choose and make selections. Call or write SELDSCHLAG at Petrel Farm, 5 miles northwest.
arrangement to furnish fish for stocking private ponds and ap plication blanks will be furnished upon request to the State Game Warden's Department at Pierre, South Dakota. H. 8. Hedrick, State Game Warden.
Property listing shows Usear N Lampeon and Lemmua offering land for sale. Details include location in 8 D district and basic terms. Contact for closing provided through local broker.
H. T. Culver announces as a Republican candidate for Adams County Auditor at the June primaries. As manager of Adams Abstract Company for three years he notes familiarity with the office duties and solicits support. He pledges full-time, attentive service if nominated and elected and invites acquaintanceship.
Theodore Lokken announces his candidacy for Adams county treasurer on the Republican ticket in the June primaries. He has resided in the county for six years as an early homesteader and worked at Tanous Bros. store in Hettinger. He pledges full-time devotion to the office if nominated and elected.
The regular eighth grade final examination will be offered on Thursday and Friday May 21 and 22, 1914, at Hettinger, Reeder, Bucyrus, Haynes, North Lemmon, and Stowers. Any pupil from a closed school may take the exam at any of these locations. Supt. of Schools Adama Co. is listed.
The next regular teachers examination will be held at the Court House in Hettinger North Dakota on Thursday and Friday Mth and 15th. Supt of Schools Adams Co No Dak.
A bay horse weighing about 950 pounds with one white foot and a white shine on the forehead is missing. It bears a branding H on the shoulder and 03 on the thigh. A liberal reward is offered for any trace, last seen south of Lemmon about 14 miles. Thorbald Mikkelaon, Isabel, South Dakota.
Farmers are urged to contact F A Finch for farm loans and land listings. He operates the elevator in Petrel, North Dakota, inviting inquiries or mail from Lemmon or Petrel for grain handling and sales.
Notice is given that warrants in the Waterworks fund and Street and Sidewalk Fund are called for payment. Beginning with registered number 48 and ending with 924 inclusive, interest ceases from May 1, 4, K. Clark, City Treasurer.
A used single buggy is offered for sale by C. Fout. The item is described as high class and second hand.
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