Minot Hosts State Republican Convention and Harmony Victory
The State Republican Convention at Minot yesterday backed Taft for president, elected James Kennedy National Committeeman, and chose a Stalwart slate led by James K. The event drew about two thousand attendees, featured Senator McCumber’s harmony plea, and noted weather with a Lemmon Orchestra performance.
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Harmony
Vidi
Vici
Republican Party
McCumber
Wahpeton
H. Stone
Mott
National Gate
John Steenersen
Wells
C.J. Lord
Towner
Jud Lamoure
Pembina
Victor Rose
Ward
A. Sandager
Rawson
C. R. Meredith
Cass
L. C. Pettibone
Kidder
R. H. Johnson
Stark
James K
Lot Sale At Reeder Draws Fair Crowd In Poor Weather
Reeder held its red letter day despite soaked ground and threatening skies with a strong turnout. The Special arrived late bringing buyers from Lemmon and Hettinger, some lots selling up to 1000, with a top around 3500. Rain cancelled Lemmon band plans but Hettinger bands joined on the depot platform adding festive music and goodwill.
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Hettinger
Bootleggers Nabbed at Reeder Lot Sale
Sheriff Barry seized two men at a Reeder lot sale after observing contraband activity. John Ransbottom and James Sweeney were caught red handed with a stock of illegal goods and jailed in Hettinger, awaiting district court trial.
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Reeder
Barry
Twoen
John Ransbottom
James Sweeney
Adams County appoints new third district commissioner
Adams county commissioners meet and elect Albert Leff of Reeder to the third district seat replacing E G Lemmon. Leff, a longtime rancher and homesteader ally, is said to be a welcome choice with no petition. The jail will be enlarged to double capacity and Wachter named to consult on a Cedar River bridge with Morton County near the boundary.
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E.G. Lemmon
Albert Leff
Reeder
Leff
Wachter
Morten County
Cedar
Maorten- Adams
Weather and local notes from Adams and nearby towns
Weather summary for April reports 2.31 inches precipitation, days clear and cloudy, notable snowstorm on the 26th, temperatures ranging from 2 to 88 degrees. Local life notes discuss commuting, homesteads in Adams county, a shift away from a semi arid belt, the Lemmon Band, a Haynes sale set for the 21st, and a cement block factory expanding to twelve workers as a well is deepened to meet demand.
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J. C. Upforth
Cooperative Observer
JST
Haynes
Burg
Hace yy Hips State Bank cure Hat be LACTE On Four Pen Pstate
A legible fragment from a historical page mentions Hace yy Hips State Bank in connection with four pen state. The readable portion hints at a banking note or incident but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes for concrete detail.
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State Bank
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