Humour of the Campaign at North Dakota Senate Race
The Minneapolis Journal depicts Senator Hansbrough courting applause while opposing a monopoly and criticizes his alignment with insurgents at Minot. It notes Edmore Herald News on insurgent tickets and questions if Marshall is dropped. It also recalls Treadwell Twichell lampooning railroads and his past stance on travel rates in North Dakota politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Journal
Hansbrough
Gallerie
North Dakota
Ajax
Hr Yester Trust
Tom Marshall
Minot
C. B. Little
Edmore Herald News
Free Press Bureau
M. N. Johnson
Thomas Marshall
Marshall
Grand Forks
Johnson
Treadwell Twichell
Senate
Humour of the Camp and political machine setback
The insurgent campaign falters as Sid D Adams loses influence in Ransom county. Thomas F Marshall’s plan to use Adams’ popularity stalls, with the Stalwarts winning four to one in county votes. An Interstate Land Company Calgary excursion notice and irrigation land tours are also advertised, with H L Halvorson handling details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Sid D. Adams
Thomas F. Marshall
Adams
Ransom County
North Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Waterloo
Marshall
Interstate Land Company
Calgary
R. Ry
H. L. Halvorson
Jacobson
Hunt Parlow's shop offers horseshoeing and blacksmithing services
Classified item lists Hunt and Parlow's shop opposite Scofield's livery barn offering horseshoeing, general blacksmithing, and plow work by specialists with a guarantee of first class work. Also notes Free Methodist Church services Sunday at 2 p m and Thursday at 8 p m west of White's Ice Cream factory in the schoolhouse with Vern Delbert, pastor, and Lorin Smith, 8 8, superintendent. Also ad for Minot Furniture Company and Jonas B Falkauzer with farm loan offers and Grant 8 Youmans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt & Parlow
Scofield
Free Methodist
White
Vern Delbert
Lorin Smith
Contest Notice in Minot Land Office on Homestead Entry
A contest affidavit by A A Knapstad against homestead entry 39 174 filed Mar 23 1906 claims Makas Dobinza abandoned the claim for more than six months, residence not established, tract unimproved except a small shack, not due to military service. Notice to appear at 10 am Jul 13 1908 before Register and Receiver in Minot North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Minot
N. D
A. A. Knapstad
Makas Dobinza
N. C
Robert Gorman
Wu. W. Torgenson
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure for Frank A Leavitt Property
Mortgage dated March 15 1907 from Frank A Leavitt and Saran A Leavitt to First National Bank of Sisseton North Dakota will be foreclosed by sale at the Ward County Courthouse front door North Dakota at 2 oclock p m July 11 1908 to satisfy 3204 97 due plus costs. Property described as southwest quarter section 14 township 160 range 85 west Ward County North Dakota. Mortgagee and attorneys listed Leasueur Bradford Hurly Minot ND May 21 1908 June 25 1908
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Frank A. Leavitt
Saran A. Leavitt
First National Bank of
Sisseton
South Dakota
Office of Register of Deeds
County of
Ward
North Dakota
Township
Range 85
Ward County
North
Dakota
Minot Agent Promises Eczema Cure for Sale
Advertises Almkley's Eczema Sure as a proven skin disease remedy. Claims thousands cured and urges buyers in Minot to purchase a box from M. O. Seglen & Co at 1201.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Almkley
M. O. Seglen & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Minot Furniture Company
Jonas B Falkauzer
Merce
Youmans
First National Bank
Lesueur, Bradford & Hurly
Attorneys For Mortgagee
A.T. Moe & GO
Minot, N. D
THE
Great Northern Hotel
Sorner
Ward Strrets
Golden Rule
Rockefeller
le. S. Champine
Security Bank Building
Minneapolis, Minn
Ward County Farms
Tam
Ramstad Street
Minot Bakery
Henry Auslander
Prop
L. O. Wilson Merchant Tailor
Stavanger
Norway
Snow
Minot Flour Mill CO
Lewis Johnson
Great Northern Lumber Co
Minot, North Dakota
Great Northern Lumber Company
Russell-Miller Milling Co
T. J. Horton Suite
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