Morton County Officials and Legislature Members Named
Municipal and county leadership list includes Sheriff Finer, Auditor Walter Kelley, County Treasurer, Register of Deeds, State Attorney, Superintendent of Schools Frederick Davis, and district officials. Also named are members of the Legislature from Mt Hanley and surrounding areas with positions in justice, treasurer, and other offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Marshall
Dickey
Nelson
J. B. Hanna
Cass
Vernon CA. Johnson
Govenor Ros
Lewis Justice Supreme Court
BF. Spaulding Secutors
Alferd Blaisdell
D.K. Brighthill
Doe
Bickford
Supt.of Public Instruction
W. L. Stockwell
Andryw Miller Insulanes Manumissionee
Cowper Commissioner of Agricultural and Gilbreath
W. Fi
Stutsman Ghoestty
Walter E. Kelley
Alfred O. Brown
Morton County
Susie W
Crayford
Mt. Hanley
J. Sunt Oncur Olson
Aniditer, OU Harmon
Treasu
Killand Martin
Baker Johnson
Lorin Y. Livingston
Proposed Amendments to the North Dakota Constitution
The document outlines amendments to sections 88 158 and 162. It redefines the supreme court composition and quorum rules, adjusts minimum land prices and payment schedules for state land, and sets sale procedures and tax conditions for lands. It also addresses subdivision, appraisal, and patent issuance, plus restrictions on nullifying contracts for unpaid taxes, with notes on school lands and townsite payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
North Dakota
Supreme Court
Investment Rules for Local Bonds in North Dakota
The article outlines that fans must invest only in bonds issued by school corporations townships or municpal entities within the state. It allows bonds for drains under state authority and U S bonds, plus North Dakota state bonds and bonds from other states under strict limits. Investments in farm land mortgages are allowed up to one third of the subdivison's actual value as appraised by the school lands board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orofer
Muniel
Board of of Appraisal
Maynes
Adams County
North Dakota
Aaynes
Pacific Coast
Little Old Sod Shanty On The Claim Ballad
A rustic verse set in a sod shanty on a claim in the western valley. The speaker laments dirt, disarray, and hard luck while dreaming of prosperity from Uncle Sam. A yearning for happier days with the prairie and a loving home contrasts with poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
The
Est
Wowla
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Uwe
Vor At
Oal
Lumber CO
Johnson
Wang
Ardware
McCarters
John
Dencan & Harris
Simmon, S. D
Moore
Greg
Meira
Atyoners
Mber & Co. Kodahs and Supplies
Montana
Mildred
O'Fallen Ity
Pacific
Hicago
St. Paul
Aberdeen
Miles City
Adams, Me
Mise
Dekota-Montana Land Co
Herald
North Lemmon, N. D
William H. Taft
Ohio
J.S. Sherman
New York
Sherif
Board of
University
Dakotas
Homeseekvision
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Pau
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines Dubuque , Kansas City
Madison, Wis
Milwaukee Minneapolis Mitchell, S. D
Omaha
Ottumwa, Ta
Sioux City
Lemmon
Terry Vy Milew
Lew Hewn
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
F. A. Miller
Geo. B. Haynes
Marquette
Quammen & Austad
Main St
Payne's
Back & Allen
Lemmon Lumber
Freight Capos
Main Street
Haynes
Milwaukee & St. Paul
N. D
Mont
WM. H. Brown Co
Haynes, N. D
J. Q. Adams
Miles City, Mont
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