High Interest in Dakota Primary and Map News
A quirk of banking costs in the Dakotas is noted as a Swede borrows $10 for one month and pays $250 in advance interest. Hayes and Richland County towns receive state insurance funds, while Herman Wright is tipped as a county treasurer candidate. A Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway map shows a Pacific Coast extension through multiple states, with free descriptive books offered. Election details cover primary timing, petition thresholds, and ballot procedures for U S senator, Congress, state officers, and local offices.
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Dakotas
Kenmare
Ole
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Pacific Coast Extension of
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Party
Central Committee
Secretary OF State
Bristles Growling at Probate Office and Local Officials
The Richland and Sargent County Independent harshly criticizes the Probate Judge seat as a sinecure, accusing incumbents of overpayment and underwork. It urges restraint on third terms while noting some officials are unyielding.
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Christian
Sargent County Independent
Richland Co
Favorable Report on Bills for Standing Rock Cheyenne Lands
Congressman Marshall secured favorable reports on a bill to open Standing Rock and Cheyenne reservations in North and South Dakota, with amendments cutting school section prices to $2 from $2.50 and adding a North Dakota commissioner for ap praising. He also won a favorable report for a bill authorizing the state to sell all but 40 acres of Whitestone Park.
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Standing Rock
Cheyenne
North
South Dakota
North Dakota
Whitestone Park
Two of a Kind in Campaign Tactics
The Globe-Gazette notes Congressman Thos. Marshall uses government envelopes and stationery for campaign literature, urging reformers to avoid misusing public resources. It also criticizes a Washington senator traveling to Wahpeton to help line up gang delegates for the state convention alongside McCumber.
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Thos. Marshall
Globe-Gazette
Washington
Wahpeton
McCumber
Wahpeton Receives 304 30 From State Fire Insurance Funds
The city of Wahpeton garners 304.30 dollars from a state fire insurance fund that will distribute 15,089.76 dollars among the seventy five North Dakota cities. The distribution follows a law mandating two percent of premiums be allocated to localities.
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O the Hayes
Richland County
Hankinson
Lidgerwood
Abercrombie
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Don Wright
Fairmount News
Dustin Don
U. S
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Supreme and
District Courts
U. S. Senate
U.S
Haviland
E. C. Estes, Wahpeton, No. Dak
Ali Kamone
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