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Newspaper
The Ward County Independent
Location
Minot, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
5
A set of political notices from Ward County voters announcing Republican candidacies for sheriff state senator clerk of district court and district commissioner in North Dakota. Candidates include S A Sorenson Kenmare A W Gray Minot Knute T Hagen Minot Arne Amundson White Bear and others seeking June 24 1908 primary support.
Donnybrook announces Republican bid for the 44th district legislature subject to June 24 primary. Holbrook declares for ward county clerk of court nomination also on the June 24 ballot, seeking Ward county electors’ support. Both items dated March 16, 1908.
J W Fabrick declares candidacy for county auditor subject to the primary. He notes two terms served and believes reelection will allow better service to the people in the future.
Thereby announce my candidacy for sheriff of Ward county on the Republican ticket to be decided at the primary election held June 24. I will appreciate your support, as safe. SCOFIELD, N. D.
An announcement from W Straley and R J Wilson seeks Democratic and Republican primary support for nominees to district court clerk positions in Ward County North Dakota. Both solicit votes ahead of the June 24 1908 primary election, noting Minot as the locale.
To the voters of the Twenty-ninth Legislative District of North Dakota I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of state senator to the will of the Republican held on June 24, 1908 Walter R Bond announces his bid for state senate.
For Register of Deeds announce myself for nomination to the office on the Republican ticket and earnestly solicit the electors support at the primary election June 24 1908 I refer you to my past record as register of deeds of this county Gundor Reishus Minot North Dakota
Moball N D March 12 2008 the Republican voters of Ward County North Dakota I hereby announce myself a candidate for the Republican nomination for the office of Auditor of Ward county and respectfully solicit the votes of the elect ors of said county at the primary election to be held on June 24th 1908 5 H Elliott Mohall ND
A collection of campaign notices for Ward county positions and state offices dated April 1908. Republican candidates announce runs for Commissioner First District Clerk of District Court State's Attorney and Register of Deeds, with primaries set for June 24, 1908.
Minot North Dakota April 12 1908 announces candidacy for County Surveyor Ward County and for Senator from the 29th Legislative District. John Wallin requests Republican electors support at the June 24 1908 primary and invites Bald district voters to back his bid.
Announcement that Nehemiah Davis seeks the Republican nomination for Ward County Judge, subject to the June 24, 1908 primary electorate. Also notes a land inquiry by von Renwald Land Agency seeking 100 acres about two miles east of Glesburn.
A collection of 1908 campaign notices from Ward County North Dakota voters. Republican and Democratic candidates announce for county commissioner state legislature sheriff and state senate across districts 29 44 and the 2nd district. Signatures include Senny Glenn J B Smith E G Mellroy Geo W Hecker Martin Anderson with dates April 16 18 27 1908 and primaries set for June 24 1908.
Palermo North Dakota April 28 1908 William Olson announces as a Republican candidate for the nom ination for the legislature from the 44th Legislative district of Ward County and asks Republican voters to support him at the primary on June 24 If nominated and elected he will dedicate the office to the best of his ability.
A Cass county auditor from 1897 to 1903 declares Republican affiliation and pledges to make Bismarck his home as state auditor. He promises direct supervision of the office and honest, just handling of state matters, urging voters to support him at the June primaries.
To the voters of Ward County North At the urgent request of many friends Share become scandidsts for the re publican nomination for County Audi tion subject to the decision of the voters at the Primaries to be held June 2th 1906 Your support is earnently re quested Yours very truly Louis A Larson ANNOUNGEMENT I hereby announce my candidacy for the Republican nomination to the oMce of clerk of the district court The support of friends will be
For County Coroner the office of County Coroner subject to the will of the Republican voters at the primaries Dr J D Taylor announces his candidacy. He emphasizes duty and integrity and seeks party support to lead the coroner’s office.
L B Hanna announces candidacy for Republican nomination for Congress ahead of June primaries. He calls for repeal of lumber tariffs, tariff revision, and supports national brain inspection law. Claims 26 years in North Dakota and pledges to serve all people and party members statewide.
William Murray and Peter Fugelso announce candidacies for Ward County judge and Ward County commissioner from the First District. They solicit Republican primary support ahead of the June 24 vote, promising to fulfill duties and urging voters to back them in Minot North Dakota.
J Schulz declares as a Republican candidate for the 29th District House seat in North Dakota. He appeals to Roosevelt era principles, pledges fair taxation, a tax commission, strong state revenue laws, and a modern Minot normal school, and vows to safeguard all district residents.
Albert J Schmidt declares candidacy for the Twenty-Ninth district in Ward County North Dakota urging Republican primary voters to support his bid on June 24 1908 He pledges to serve taxpayers and home builders and favors fair representation for farmers and outlying areas against Minot in the state legislature. Des Lacs ND April 6 1908.
L. J. Panpa announces candidacy for the State Senate from the 29th Legislative District and for District Judge of the Eighth Judicial District. He notes 24 years in Ward County as a Republican, backs the Roosevelt Square Deal, and pledges to keep the court out of politics while administering law impartially.
To the Republican electors of the 29th district North Dakota the date for the Republican nomination to the office of representative to the state legislature is announced and I solicit the support of my friends I will work for your interests and the welfare of Ward County and the State of North Dakota Very respectfully Egbert D Skinner Sawyer Ward County North Dakota
A J Gromna announces bid for re nomination as representative for North Dakota in Congress. He states three years service, efforts to fulfill duties faithfully and honestly, and requests voters' support at the June primary. Washington, May 7, 1908.
Notice is given that sealed bids will be received for a new frame school building in Botez school district No. 19 Ward county North Dakota at the site of old school house No. 4. Bids must include stone foundation and center foundation for a 20 by 36 foot building with 10 foot posts. Bids due Friday June 12 1908. Each bid to be accompanied by a $50 certified check. The board may reject any or all bids. Plans and specs at Clerk's office. By order of the School Board Jos R Korgel Clerk Minot ND RF D No 2.
Burlington and vicinity farmers are urged to attend a mass meeting on Monday June 15 1908 at 2 p m at Millar Hall to discuss the erection of a Burlington farmers elevator. President Millar will call the meeting to order and oversee important business.
The Stanley region reports a mix of local sports chatter, a political remark about a Stanley Democrat, a feed store collapse spilling flour into a cellar, and a major house fire at Wells Servery Westhope. Also noted are a stray horse estray and livestock loss with NORDQUIST of Minot reporting a reward for two branded horses missing since May in Township 15 83.
Department of the Interior contest notice filed by Neil C. Fortune against homestead entry 43,204 by Cornelis E. Larson for the SE quarter of SE quarter section 27 township 158 range 8. Abandonment and nonresidence alleged. appearance and evidence scheduled for 10 p.m. July 10, 1908 before the U S Land Office Register and Receiver Minot North Dakota. publication ordered due to failed personal service.
Notice of mortgage foreclosure for Ole O Eriksteen and Randy Eriksteen. E J Lander & Co mortgagee cites default on promissory notes and taxes. Sale set June 20 1908 at 2 PM at Minot City courthouse to satisfy $75.05 plus costs. property: NE quarter section 10 158 90 Ward County North Dakota.
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