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Newspaper
The Ward County Independent
Location
Minot, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1908
Page
8
Multiple candidates announce Republican bids for sheriff clerk and commissioner positions in Ward County North Dakota with primaries set for June 24 1908. Names include A A Sorenson A W Gray William Black Knute T Hagen Arne Amundson J C Holbrook and P Scofield with notes of district and legislative posts and Democratic entrant E W Straley.
J W Fabrik announces his candidacy for Ward county Clerk of Court and also seeks Ward county Auditor in the upcoming June 24 primary. He notes two previous terms and asks electors for support to better serve the people if reelected.
A collage of candidacy announcements from Minot and Ryder N D dated March and April 1908 seeks Republican primary votes for Ward County offices. Candidates include R J Wilson for Register of Deeds and others like Gunder S Reishus and Donald C Ross plus Ralph Abbott seeking Clerk of District Court and State Attorney nominations.
To the Republican voters of Ward County North Dakota S H Elliott of Mohall requests votes at the primary election held June 24 1908. Election seeks the office of Ward County Auditor.
For Commissioner First District in Ward County on the Republican ticket the date for the primary election is noted. This notice concerns the Finn District race and the upcoming party primary event.
Minot North Dakota on April 13 1968 B J Thomas announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination as Ward County Surveyor ahead of the June primaries and asks Republican voters for support.
To the Republican Electors of the 29th Legislative District I announce my candidacy for the nomination to be Senator from the 29th District. At the request of many friends I respectfully solicit your support at the primary election to be held June 24, 1908, April 14, 1908.
E G Mellroy of Glenburn Ward County North Dakota announces candidacy for the state legislature representing the 29th district. He respectfully solicits votes from district voters at the June 24 1908 primary and pledges to act in the people’s interests.
Ann Sawyer N D April 14 1908 addresses Republican electors of the 12th Legislative District and requests support at the June 24 primary for the Legislature from the 29th District. If elected, Welty pledges to work in constituents interest.
Jens Glenn of Foxholm North Dakota declares as Republican nominee for Ward county county commissioner second district, subject to June 24 1908 primaries. Nehemiah Davis also declares candidacy for Ward county county judge under Republican primary rules to be held June 24 1908.
J E Smith of Minot announces nomination for the 29th Legislative District seat as a Republican from Ward County with a pledge to serve the people. Geo W Hecker and Mark M Chatfield also declare campaigns for sheriff and state representative respectively, detailing party, dates and political positions.
County Coroner announces Dr. J D Taylor as candidate in the June Republican primaries. The statement notes the election is subject to party voters and outlines the official designation for the coroner's office.
L B Hanna declares tariff repeal for lumber and tariff revision with Roosevelt policy alignment. He notes 26 years in North Dakota and pledges to work for statewide interests if nominated. William Murray of Minot endorses and urges June 24 primary votes. Crosby announces a Fourth of July celebration.
Ward County North Dakota Board of County Commissioners invites sealed bids for drugs and sundries to be delivered to the hospital. Bids due by 2 o clock May 8 1908 with bid security of 100 dollars. The board may reject any or all bids. Issued April 18 1908 by County Auditor J W Fabrick. 4-23-5-7
The Sun outlines candidates C M Champlin of Surrey and E C Cooper for state offices with praise for their records in insurance and public service. It notes Cooper’s re election bid and past landslide support, plus local commentary on county aid publication and Ward County officials.
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