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Newspaper
The Ward County Independent
Location
Minot, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
15
A collection of 1908 Ward County Republican announcements for sheriff clerk district court and commissioner posts. Candidates include Ernestly Sorenson A Gray William Black Knute Hagen Arne Amundson and others seeking June 24 primaries with pledges of economical and diligent service.
Donnybrook notices announce J. Holbrook seeking Republican nomination for 44th district legislature. O. M. Champlin of Surrey declares candidacy for Clerk of Court of Ward County. W. Fabrick seeks reelect as County Auditor, pledging better service to Ward County electors.
A set of political candidacy notices from Ward County on the Republican and Democratic tickets. Announces bids for sheriff on the Republican ticket with primary June 24 and for the Democratic nomination for Ward County judge and district court clerk with primary dates in 1908. Text shows candidates Dee eke Scofield Birnley Des Lacs Minot and other local names.
Candidate Gundar Reishub seeks the Republican nomination for Register of Deeds in Ward County North Dakota at the June 24 1908 primary. He cites his prior service as county Register of Deeds and asks electors for support.
N H Elliott Mohall North Dakota announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Ward County Auditor and asks Ward County voters to support him at the primary election to be held June 24 1908 in the Ring.
A collection of campaign notices from Ward County candidates for the June 24 1908 Republican primary. Fred E B Smith announces for Superintendent of Public Instruction. Donald C Ross seeks Clerk of the District Court. Gee A McGee runs for State Attorney. Ralph Abbott seeks Register of Deeds. H Emerson announces for Commissioner First District.
Memorable notices show candidates announcing runs for County Surveyor and Ward County office in Minot. John Wallin of Anvella seeks the 20th Legislative District Senate seat, urging Republican electors’ support in the June primary.
N D Welty announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for the Ninth Legislative District and asks GOP voters for support at the June 24 primary. He pledges to work in the interests of his constituents if elected.
Two local political notices announce candidates for public office in Ward County North Dakota in spring 1908. Jena Glenn of Foxholm seeks the Republican nomination for county commissioner in the second district. J S Smith of Minot seeks the Republican nomination for the 129th Legislative District to represent the 29th district, pledging to serve the people and promote welfare.
E G McIlroy of Glenburn Ward County North Dakota asks Ward County voters to support his bid for the state Legislature from the 29th district on June 24 1908. He pledges to work for the people he represents.
A dated nomination notice outlines the Democratic sheriff bid in Ward County and a Republican candidate for the North Dakota 29th District House seat. It argues taxation fairness, anti-corruption, government responsiveness to citizens, and support for Roosevelt era Republican principles. The candidate emphasizes farmer influence, proposed tax reform, expanded normal schools, and commitment to fiscal restraint. The text reflects early 20th century party positions and local electoral process.
For County Coroner I announce my candidacy for the Republican nomination subject to the will of Republican voters at the June primaries Dr J D Taylor is the candidate.
Lettered appeals from L. B. Hanna and Peter Fugelso urge Republican voters in Ward County to back candidates in the June 24 primary. Hanna touts tariff reform and Roosevelt policies, notes 26 years in North Dakota. Fugelso seeks support for county commissioner from the first district.
A campaign note from Mark M. Chattell seeking Republican support in Ward County North Dakota. He pledges to serve the people to the best of his ability if elected, urging a June 24 1808 primary ballot.
A candidate for state auditor in North Dakota, from Cass County, pledges honesty and service, notes prior county auditor experience, and aims to base performance on official duties. Nearby local items report a child narrowly escaping a cistern accident, snowfall effects, and agricultural observations from Lansford Times and Minot area notes.
A long, wandering verse celebrates prairie life, farmers, trappers, and dreamlike images of goats and corn under God’s timing. It lauds Foley, the trapper, the sun setting on the prairie, and the merry farm labor. The block also reports farming notes from Fridand Saturday, including new seedings, engine mishaps, and local baseball plans.
Notice of mortgage foreclosure on Clara A Turner and Richard Turner for a Minnesota loan from Northern Land & Mortgage Company. Sale to satisfy the mortgage of 158 dollars plus costs. Property: SW 1/4 of section 15, township 151 N, range 87 W, Dakota. Sale at the front door of the courthouse at 2:00 p.m. on June 11, 1908.
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