Complete list of candidates from Minot and surrounding areas
A comprehensive roll includes state and county races with candidates from Minot, Kenmare, Sawyer, Hartland, and surrounding towns. The list covers representatives, sheriffs, clerks, state attorneys, registers, auditors, treasurers, coroners, judges, and various party nominees across multiple districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Calise
Berthold
J. A
England
Kenmare
Martin D. Johnson
Hartland
Repind
E. G. Warren
Calvin
Beighle
Sawyer
Chas. A. Grow
Minot
Arthur M. iThompean
Andrew
Reishus
Martin J. Engeseth
Destinot
Knute T. Hagen
Carl A. Peterson
Cam Francis J .Murphy
R. A. Nestos
At J. Thompson
Wm. Murray
Lindberg
Tressurer
H.C. Frahm
Sor
Orson Doe
Gallagher
J. E. McCutcheon
Streeper
Conway
McVeety
Donnybrook
Louis L. Huber
Berth
Joseph Rogers
J. H. Binal
Ehr
SW. Fassett
H. A. Hurd
Ww.eae Minot
Ae M. Clark
Jaige Chart Barton
Foxholm
Ae ‘W. Bager
Treas
John Underdahl
Drady
Olaf L. Toftner
M. J. Paviik
Carpio
Fred L. Anderson
M. Ransom
John Hennessy
Sorialist Party
Arthur LaSueur
M. Horine
E. Saratena
Representa
Orman
Chan
D. Kelso
Ju J. Hillestad
Grelland
Reg of
Deeds
Henry G. Teigan
Carlaon
Glenburn
Short F
Sixteen Veterans Attend Memorial Day Exercises
Memorial day observances in Minot featured a small turnout of sixteen veterans. The parade began at 9:30 a.m. headed by Col. Alexander Scarlett, with a cemetery ceremony for R. W. Davidson and addresses by Lieut. C. C. Wysong and Ex-Governor Devine. A noon dinner at the Leland and an afternoon program at the Armory followed before veterans visited the Lytle hospital to comfort ailing comrade Austin Foy. The roll of attendees included Janper Baker J N Bailey W R Evans R L Veach George Rugge J W Dickinson Geo P Marshall Ben Elzenhoefer P W Foley E Ellizon P F Haggart J L Wercott W G Broyles Uriah Renner W M Compston Robert B Stafford and Wm Groninger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
Woman's Relief Corps
Col. Alex. Scarlett
A.D. C
Armory
Main Street
Rose Hill Cemetery
A. 8. Blakey
N. D. Ordnance Dept
M. C. Larson
Iinois Inf
C. C. Wysong
Ind. National Guard
E. S. Person
Reg
N.D
National Guard
Co. D
R. W. Davidson
Minot
Miss Hallock
Normal School Glee Club
Simpson
Ben Elzenhoefer
America
T. A. Olsen
Lytle Hospital
Austin Foy
Janper Baker
J. N. Bailey
W. R. Evans
R. L. Veach
George Rugge
J.W. Dickinson
Geo
P. Marshall
P. W. Foley
E. el
Metcalf Critiques California Economy In Letter
A. B. Metcalf, now in California, writes to The Independent: the country is fine but cash is scarce. He notes abundant fruit in June and asserts many cannot make a living or pay debts on ten acres without substantial capital to invest upfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Metcalf
California
Independent
From Farm Careers to Minot High School Baccalaureate
Farmers and farm youth urged to train as farm experts with salaries 1500 to 5000 annually through Agricultural Colleges and Experimental Stations. Minot High School announces Baccalaureate Services on Sunday evening June 7 at 8 pm at the Methodist Episcopal church with music by the Glee Club, and addresses by Rev Hal P. Fudge and Rev P. W. Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot High School
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dream of Galilee
C. P. Morrison
T. A. Olson
H. S
Hal P. Fudge
Dream of Parailise
Girls’ Glee Club
Benediction
Rev
P. W. Erickson
State Politics Roundup From The Independent
The Independent surveys state races with Hanna tipped for governor and Burdick gaining early support. Ward candidates include Hall for Secretary of State, Taylor for Insurance, Jorgenson for Auditor, with Putnam favored for State Treasurer. Kraabel looks set for Lieutenant Governor and Linde for Attorney General. Congress contests see Simpson vs Norton and Tuttle vs Young. Gronna leads the Senate race. The piece also notes farmer P I McKone near Surrey and local travel plans of J H Tompkins family to Ontario via Duluth Buffalo route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Altho Burdick
Wishek
Bunde
Tom Hall
Walter Taylor
Carl Jorgenson
Thoralton
Putnam
Steen
Berg
Kraabel
Clifford
Linde
Les
Holbein
Hutchinson
Congress
Simpson
Norton
Tuttle
Young
Gronna
Stenvick Takes Charge of Minot Post Office
E H Stenvick, recently named postmaster of Minot, assumed duties June 1. Mrs Murphy, in charge three years, will be checked out this week as Democrats move to take over first class offices. Receipts for the year ending March 31 totaled 49298, a 12000 rise from the two prior years. Murphy remains in Minneapolis in Sept where Mr Murphy serves as general immigration agent of the Soo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Stenvick
Minot
Murphy
pMurphy
Erie Hack
Minneapolis
The
Soo
Dairymen Receive Prize Money at Mid Winter Fair
Successful dairy farmers at the Mid Winter fair gathered prize money this week. Al Erb earned three cows placing first fifth and seventh for a total of 23.55 dollars. Erick Hustad won one cow for second place and 12.80 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Erb
Erick Hustad
Ward county sheriff race under fire in public letter
In a letter to the Independent the writer claims there are seven candidates for sheriff, questions John J. Lee and ex-sheriff Carroll’s deal to fund Lee's bid, notes pay differences and jail conditions, and urges voters to consider past conduct before the June 24 election. The letter concludes by urging cleaner politics and refraining from patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward County
John Wallin
John Lee
Les
Wallin
John
Imperial Ward
Sorenson
John J. Lee
Carroll
Lee
A. Sorenson
Johnny
Jamestown
Devils Lake
Ward
P. Vandenoever
Minneapolis Jobbers Visit Minot on Soo Line Outing
The Special Boo train carrying 75 Minneapolis jobbers and manufacturers arrived in Minot from the South on Wednesday morning after visiting fifteen North Dakota towns. The group, led by the First Regimental Band, toured the city, received warm welcomes at the Commercial club, and praised Minot as the best city they had struck. The visit concluded with onward travel to Kenmare for the evening entertainment and continued Soo Line directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boo
Minneapolis
Minot
Harv
Minnesota
Main Street
Commercial Club
Saitors
Hollenga
Jeffries
Mr. Pennington
The
Soo Railway Company
Effort Underway to Control State Lines for South Prairie Link
Ge bons from J. Thayer owns the one at Upham. An effort is being made to secure control of a number of lines in that section of the state to work in conjunction with the South Prairie concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bons
J. Thayer
Upham
South Prairie Concern
Also Mentioned on This Page
Progressive Party
Grant D. Epeth Minot
Mark Chatfield
John J. Schlaberg
William D. Wendt
Agislature
Caw Atelet
Birdseye
P. I
J. H. Tompkins
Ontario
Duluth
Buffalo
Stenvick
Husband
Erb
Vandenoever
Sheriff Fight
the Independent
C. E. Davidson
Portal
Memorial Exarcinas
Davidson
Senate
Henry Rozen
Harry Feldman
Ben
Robert Glazier
Herman Gordon
Abe Bader
Makati
C. H. Parker
San Antonio
Tex
Pam Rosenberg
E. E. Miller
Hills
Mr. Parker
H. A. Monigan
O. K. Spires
Esther
Henry Slocum
Chas. DeVore
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ivanhoe Township
Strohmeyer
Jesus
Susie Heck
Mathias and
Elizabeth Heck
Cerver
Minn
Charles DeVore
Pipestone
Mathis Heck
Anton
George and
Mathias Heck
C. A. Burnett
Hewitt, Minn
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