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Newspaper
The Ward County Independent
Location
Minot, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
9
Fragmentary text notes stock of records at a house and muse with personal names and a plea to justify a fault. It mentions a prosecutor and ward officials, but the readable passage is highly garbled. Entities include a person named Pena and a reference to a ward. The overall sense points to a local, domestic or legal context without clear events or dates.
Ambrose Kane son of John R. Kane and wife of Pleasant Avenue Minot died Tuesday at 7 15 AM after a brief pneumonia illness. He had lived in Minot about a year, born in Greene County Iowa. He was described as manly and popular and condolences were offered to his bereaved family.
Announcement from Des Lacs North Dakota dated April 6 1908 endorses Gunder S Reishus for register of deeds county level praising past service and showing he turned over nearly 17500 dollars to aid other departments from filings mortgages and deeds He is urged as the competent choice for continued office.
A candidate announces intent to run for State Senate in the 29th Legislative District subject to Republican primary on June 24 1908. Resident of Ward county for 21 years and adherent to the Roosevelt Square Deal platform.
Kaoute Hagen of Minot announces his candidacy for Wan County Clerk. Hagen has lived in Ward County over twenty six years and presents himself as a square built gentleman. He asserts a record of character and public spirit in the local column.
A fragmentary notice mentions SEAR Roserenna 8 x eewakl Land Agency and Heghes with a special of spot, seen in this partial OCR reading. The readable text hints at a land agency action or listing but details are unclear.
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