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Newspaper
The Ward County Independent
Location
Minot, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
5
Two candidates announce political bids in Ward County North Dakota. A Sorenson seeks Republican sheriff nomination with June primaries. A W Gray announces candidacy for the Republican nomination as elector in the 43rd Legislative District, subject to June primaries.
Three candidates announce for Ward County offices in Minot North Dakota with bids for sheriff clerk of district court and fourth district commissioner. William Black Kjileot Bald county? Knute Hagen and Arne Amundson seek primary support for June 24 1908.
Donnybrook announces L as Republican nominee for the 44th Legislative District with primary on June 24. Holbrook seeks Clerk of Court in Ward County with June 24 primary. J W Fabrick seeks County Auditor with two prior terms and asks Ward County electors for support.
An announcement from E W Straley Des Lacs North Dakota announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Ward County Auditor with appeal for Democratic voters at the June 24, 1908 primary. The notice references a prior Republican ticket candidacy and lists dates and locations related to the campaign.
Minot notice dated March 16 1908 announces candidacy for the office of district court clerk in Ward County and solicits Republican electors to support at the upcoming primary. The document cites the June 24 date and references the county and electorate.
Gunder G. Reishus of Minot North Dakota announces his candidacy for the office of Register of Deeds in Ward County on the Republican ticket. He asks electors for support at the June 24, 1908 primary, citing his past record in the county office.
Mohall North Dakota March 12 1908 announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Ward county auditor and asks ward residents to vote on June 24 1908. The notice is signed H Elliott Mohall ND.
A collection of 1908 campaign notices from Ward County North Dakota. Candidates include H Emerson seeking commissioner of the First District, Fred B. Smith for Superintendent of Public Instruction, Donald C. Rose for Clerk of the District Court, George A. McGre for State's Attorney renomination, Bowhells slate for Registrar of Deeds, and Ralph Abbott for Registrar of Deeds. Primary set for June 24, 1908.
Minot notices dated April 13 and April 14 1908 announce B J Thomas and John Wallin seeking Republican nominations. Thomas runs for County Burvey Ward county on the Republican ticket with June primaries pending support. Wallin seeks the Senate nomination from the 29th Legislative District and urges Republican electors to back him in the June 24 1908 primary.
A candidate named Tam announces a bid for the Republican nomination for County Judge of Ward County, subject to Republican voters at the June 24, 1908 primary. The notice appears under a formal county proclamation by Dave.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses a band member not ready for an ace and mentions Holliater's Rocky Procsts and MoCor and Co in uncertain terms.
Jens Glenn of Foxholm North Dakota announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county commissioner from Ward County Bedona district subject to the June 24 1908 primaries.
J. E. Smith of Minot announces candidacy for the legislature from the 29th district subject to the June 24 1908 primary. He pledges to act honestly and in the best interests of the people and the state.
Representative candidate B. G. Mellroy of Glenburn Ward County solicits votes from the 29th district voters ahead of the June 24, 1908 primary. He pledges to serve the people if elected.
In a public notice dated April 27 1908 Geo W Hecker of Stanley North Dakota announces his nomination on the Democratic ticket for sheriff of Ward County subject to the primary election The notice also informs Republican electors of the 44th Legislative District that Martin Anderson seeks the state senate seat from the 44th district and asks electors to support his nomination and expresses intent to serve constituents if elected
Palermo North Dakota April 28 1908 Wm Olson announces as a Republican candidate for the 44th legislative district of Ward county and seeks voter support at the June 24 primary. If nominated and elected he will hold the office to the best of his ability.
Tam a Republican candidate for state auditor. He pledges to make Bismarck his home and to personally supervise the office, vowing to be honest and just, with the welfare of North Dakota people in mind, based on his Cass County tenure.
A candidate statement declares Dr J D Taylor seeks the office of County Coroner at the June primaries subject to Republican voters. The message expresses intent to pursue the coroner role and invites party support.
L B Hanna announces candidacy for Congress on June 24 with tariff reform and a national brain inspection law. William Murray of Minot endorses candidacy for ward county judge. Peter Fugelso seeks Republican support for county commissioner in Ward County with June 24 primary.
A candidate outlines Republican ideals for the 29th Legislative District in North Dakota. He champions Theodore Roosevelt era principles, tax reform, a state tax commission, and a modern Minot normal school. He pledges to protect residents rights and push for just laws and efficient state administration.
A fragment describes a political appeal in Ward County North Dakota from the 29th Legislative District urging Republican voters to support a candidate in the June 24 primary. It mentions Mark M. Chatfield as a figure connected to the effort and references serving the people.
The text records multiple declarations of candidacy for the 29th Legislative District in North Dakota ahead of the June 24, 1908 primaries. Albert J. Schmidt submits for State Senator, urging equal representation for farmers and outlying precincts and pledging to back a Roosevelt Square Deal. Another candidate presents as State Senate hopeful with 21 years in Ward County and Republican fidelity, endorsing the Roosevelt Square Deal. J. Paupa announces candidacy for the District Judge of the Eighth Judicial District, promising impartiality and nonpartisanship if nominated and elected.
To the Republican electors of the 29th district North Dakota Egbbert D Skinner Sawyer Ward County announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination to the state legislature and seeks support from friends promising to work for Ward County and the state if elected.
A North Dakota Republican candidate asks voters to reelect him to Congress in the June primary. He cites three years in office and pledges faithful service if nominated again.
A 1908 political notice urging voters in the Twenty ninth Legislative District to support Walter R. Bond in the state senate race on the June 24 ballot. The short proclamation targets district residents and emphasizes the candidate’s bid.
Nicholas Rustad official announces Republican bid for clerk of the district court with backing requested from supporters. Peter Hanson obituary notes two young men died at Northwestern Hospital from bowel complications. funeral at Lutheran church with Rev Nelson officiating. interment in the city. mother residing in Norway.
W Bond has been ill for weeks and taken to Rochester Minnesota for possible surgery. Dupedn Cameron and his wife are visiting friends in Grand Forks.
Hans Hanson runs a modern shoe repair shop under J. M. Wilson's store on Main Street. Prices include Gent's coal 86 cents and ladies 65 cents, with worded guarantees. Also offering building materials from Stoltz Lumber Yard and coal from H Rud agent.
Department of the Interior contest affidavit alleges Simonson abandoned land for over six months since filing and failed to reside, cultivate, or improve the NW ¼ of Sec 4, Twp 165, Rge 92. Contestants must respond by June 4, 1908, at Minot Land Office. Public notice ordered due to improper service. L. D. McGahan, Register. James Johnson, Attorney.
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale due to default on promissory notes and taxes. Ole O Eriksteen and Randy Eriksteen signed a mortgage with B J Lander & Co on January 18 1907 and recorded February 20 1907. Sale set for June 20 1908 at Minot North Dakota to satisfy the debt of 75.05 and costs. The property is the NE quarter of section 10 158 90 in Ward County.
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