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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
2
The Westbury home was entered by illness resembling scarlet fever that struck five children and Montrose Westbury. The oldest daughter, six, died within days. Funeral held Wednesday in private. Grief spread as others were feared ill, but a turn for the better has occurred and all are expected to recover.
The Flat Creek S. S. in the George Gilman home celebrated Memorial Day with short, able addresses by Judge Powers and Comrade Sheik. Interme diate class music featured Murray Elliott and Maud Chase, residents of our city. Elliott and Maud Chase were married Wednesday afternoon June 1 at the Preibpeptial church, by Rev. W. D. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott are prominent young locals. Dr. J. C. Kepford of Bixty and Miss Marie Haney of Mulford, Iowa, wed by Rev. W. D. Wilkes at the Lutheran Chapel on May 14. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Potein were married Wednesday morning. On May 4, James G. Jarvis, Bentley J. O., and Bataille A. McMacheth of Stowers wed at the brides’ home, with Rev. W. B. Williams officiating. A wedding dinner followed. Miss Jean Drew-Wit won is to marry Calvin Augustus Ingalls at St. Thomas Episcopal church in Sioux City on June Zixt, an event noted for the bachelor-turned-groom. Saturday afternoon the Chase & Elliott barn narrowly escaped fire from a cigarette near a fence. fire department quick action quenched the blaze. Also advertised: extra cockerels and eggs for setting by EH. Dunning, Lemmon yards. Sheep wanted: 50 to 1000, for trade in horses, contact Rimmerman, to Butte, S. D. The Red Cross Pharmacy lists Paris Cansee confections for sale.
In a tight roll call the Senate defeated the La Ferette amendment 2 to 0 with 25 members voting against and paired votes counted. Republicans and some Democrats split, while several Democrats and Republicans full or unpaired backed or opposed the measure as recorded in the official tally.
Chatman of the Trume Line Committee denies a formal joint pact with Western trunk lines over freight tariff hikes in June. He explains committees reviewed rate lists and proposed just increases, noting there was no nationwide agreement among railroads guiding the new commodity rate adjustments as issued in Washington.
Cleveland June 2 A seismograph record from Father Odenbach of St. Ignatius college reports an unusually long earthquake. The main shock occurred from 1 61 a m to 2 30 am with earlier indistinct disturbances. He estimates the scene likely in Japan or surrounding islands.
A massive blast at a quarry of the Union North iron works at Davile side, Utah, thirty miles east of Ogden, killed nine workers and left many others injured. Reports mention failed jail takeover attempts and a spurred bond hearing, with names like Joebert Inez and Swedes among the counted. The incident marks the third such event in recent months.
Thereby announces missea as a Republican candidate for State Attorney for Acate county North Dakota subject to endorsement of the people at the primary election next June Mt Parsons.
N. J. Nowre announces as a Republican candidate for Adams County State's Attorney in the upcoming primaries. He pledges to abide by the primaries decision and to enforce laws honestly if nominated and elected.
Henry Moon announces his Republican nomination bid for Adams County State's Attorney, citing public support from two years ago and urging voters to endorse him at the primaries. He pledges fair, honorable enforcement of state laws if elected.
A Republican candidate announces for the office of Judge of County Court subject to the primaries on June 2, 1910. Jacom SoxpERALL.
A candidate announces for the office of County Superintendent of Adams County public schools. The speaker notes twenty years in education, including four years as county superintendent in Grant County South Dakota, and pledges full-time service if elected, pending Republican primary voters' decision.
A candidate has announced for the office of Superintendent of Schools in Adame County, placing their bid ahead of the June primary. Details on eligibility and campaign plans were not disclosed.
Norman Burnson announces candidacy for Treasurer of Adams County. He claims two years of experience and familiarity with the work and pledges to devote spare time and interest to the office. He appeals to taxpayers to vote in the upcoming primaries.
County voter notice from Walt F. Kralley on the Republican ticket seeking support for primary on June 20, 190. Promises conscientious performance of duties and asks voters to back candidacy for Adams County auditor.
An announcement declares a Republican bid for the office of Sheriff in AGE Worc County. The candidate states commitment to the duties of the role and seeking voter support in the upcoming election.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local political event with candidates Moylan and Herbie involved in a campaign, and a reference to a Gentile with a Petunia protestation at a depository meeting. Details are unclear due to garbled input.
The readable parts resemble a garbled personal communication with scattered names and phrases. No clear event, date, location, or identifiable entities emerge to form a coherent news item. The content is ambiguous and noninformative.
Otto A. Jaconson announces candidacy for Adams County Register of Deeds promising to maintain the same conscientious attention to duties if re-elected. Voters in the June 2 Republican primaries are urged to support his bid.
R L Berns announces his candidacy for Adams County treasurer. He pledges personal attention to office affairs if nominated and elected, referencing the action of the June 28, 1910 date.
Faepenek Davis announces candidacy for reelection to Adams County Superintendent of Schools subject to the vote of the people. The notice states the intention to seek continued office and asks voters to support the incumbent.
State Senator nominee announces candidacy as the Republican for the 4th legislative district comprising Adwak and Hettinger counties. The decision rests with voters in the primary on June 24 to determine the party’s nominee.
Jouy G. Jomys announces candidacy for representative from the forty-ninth district covering Adams and Hettinger counties. He seeks voter decision at the June 2, 1910, primaries.
Citizens of the First Commissioner’s District Adams County North Dakota are notified of Maier Peak’s candidacy for the office of Assessor on the Republican ticket. He requests support at the primary election to be held Wednesday, February 2th.
A letter from a candidate for State's Attorney in Adams County urges voters to support him. He pledges to enforce state law impartially, independent of personal influence, and asks voters for their aid at the upcoming election on Jane Sah.
A fragmentary notice references a State's Attorney contest in Adams County, noting the primary election outcome will determine the legal enforcement of state laws, including prohibitions. Named signer R. M. Farsisuros conveys formal intent to uphold state statutes.
The candidate appeals to Adams County electors to renominate B Severson for county treasurer in the Republican primary. He promises faithful service, careful handling of duties, and safeguarding taxpayers interests, asking for support and renomination.
Bettleyer seeks to present an exhibit related to 11 bids in a contested district. The item notes an upcoming action by the representative and associated parties in the district.
Fragmentary OCR shows a political filing scene with names like Krause, Jacobson, Brown, Moen and Noble. It mentions petitions, lower house race, register and clerk roles, and county supervision in a rough list of candidates and offices. The readable items reference Stae Se of Mott and Ault Wale Kelley, with unclear dates and candidacy outcomes.
Fragments outline farm price pressures and market movements including wheat, corn, and deposits. References to harvest, production costs, and potential shifts in supply hint at nationwide agricultural stress and speculative responses impacting farmers and markets.
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