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Newspaper
The Ward County Independent
Location
Minot, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
7
Political advertisement by A P Scofield announcing candidacy for sheriff of Ward County for a second term. He asks voters for support at the primaries on June 6th, citing his first term record.
District Court Judges of the Fifth Judicial District announce their candidacy for reelection. The district includes Saninite, Mountends, Mes Kenzie, Ward and Williams counties. K K E Leighton and F. Political Advertise.
James R. Falconer announces his bid for the Senate seat to replace Thorwald Mostad. He states eligibility and age, notes Democrat affiliation, and asserts common eligibility with qualified voters.
A slate of political advertisements declares candidacies for county and district offices in Ward County. C J Cleven seeks treasurer with seven years at the courthouse. J D Bell runs for Legislature in the 29th District. T N Henderson seeks re election as Clerk of District Court. L Nedrud and others announce campaigns for city treasurer and related posts.
Political advertisement by Herigstad announcing re election for Ward County State's Attorney stating readiness to serve two more years and inviting voter support. Also a second notice from NE White announcing candidacy for United States Senator on the Republican ticket with primaries details and forthcoming statements.
George E. Fanslow of Minot married Marie Bartron of Crosby North Dakota in Estevan Saskatchewan last Thursday. The couple returned to Minot and then planned a honeymoon trip to Portland Oregon aboard the Kem Shrine special returning about July 1. Fanslow is a Great Northern locomotive fireman active in fraternal circles. His bride is welcomed in Minot. North Dakota Trap Shoot slated June 24 26 will award 600 in cash prizes and 85 in trophies under the ATA rules. The Association meeting is June 25 at 8:30 p.m. Seven hundred attend Summer School at Minot Normal. dormitory rooms reserved. community to provide housing. School opens June 28 for six weeks.
Peter W. Collins of Boston will speak on Bolshevism at the High School auditorium Wednesday evening June 23 at 3 o'clock under the Minor Council Knights of Columbus. Admission is free. Calgary Mennonites plan Brazil migration. heavy rain hits northern towns. annual stockholders meeting set for South Prairie Farmers Telephone Co. June 26. Martin J. Engeseth seeks re election for Ward County Register of Deeds. Minot Farmers Grain Association annual meeting June 24 with four directors to be elected. warning about unsafe trade rule violations in city.
Public notice dated June 7, 1920 from D W Bowker Police warns that traffic isolation will be strictly enforced and instructs the public to govern themselves accordingly. Another notice from Nels Haugland prohibits trespassing stock on his land and states stock will be retained until a charge of at least 10 dollars is paid.
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