Western North Dakota's Choice for Governor
The Hon. G. W. Wilson resigns as Register of the U S Land Office at Williston to run for North Dakota governor. He is praised as a clean, upright leader with no boss, and has a strong Western following. editors endorse his candidacy and predict he will make a capable governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wilson
U. S. Land Office
Williston
North Dakota
George
Pahins Owen
Register of the Land Office
Cartright
Geo. W. Wilson
Minot
Register of
Washington
Wilson
Register of the
Johnson
George W. Wilson
The
Recorder
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Ray Recorder
Department OF the Interior
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
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Rectetary of the Interior
United States
United States Land Ofce
BMW
V. Proudest
Asistant T
Frank Pierce
Asistant
Jary of the Interior
United States Land
Cela Ee Eee
N. B
Aisies
Joh Lindhole
Willen
N.D
Apell
Sean Berl
Prin
Meridian
Ofeo
N. D
Dea Grmenitas
van Bernard Williston
Wilson, Register
George W. Wilson Stands as Gov Candidate in State
Geo W Wilson announces his candidacy for state governor. A Williams County resident calls him the best choice. public attention centers on the upcoming election. The week also notes several marriage licenses issued in Williston and surrounding areas with couples from Chicago, Williston, Kenmare, Hofflund, Noonan, and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chesser Newell
Clara Elizabeth Krentzourg
Chicago
Fred B. Watson
Williston
Ellen O'Neil
Kenmare
Albert O. Olson
Hofflund
Christina Waalander
George E. Aitken
Hedwig Helena Karlson
Noonan
A People's Man for Governor on Republican Ticket
The candidate described as a genuine West pioneer and upright U.S. official is presented as a well equipped choice. He is hailed as a people's man who rose from the ranks to affluence through integrity and honesty, with business success and political skill underpinning his fitness for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Wilson
West
U.S
Ray Pioneer
Western Governor Race Sees Two Candidates Compete
The Democrat laments two gubernatorial contenders from the western region. An eventful race appears settled by party action, but the split field creates a complex contest for voters.
Synod Lutheran Church notices announced and events
Synod Lutheran Church at Corner First Ave and Eight St Rast offers services in English and Norwegian with Sunday school each Sunday at 10 a.m. The Ladies Aid meets on alternate Wednesdays and the Young Peoples Society gathers on the second and fourth Thursdays at 8:30 p.m. Rev. J Wulfsberg listed with address 606 2nd Ave and phone 279 Blue. The Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon April 20 at Mrs Cidsners 815 Main St.
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St. Rast
Ladies Aid
Young Peoples Society
J. Wulfsberg
2Nd Ave
Tel
Synod Lutheran Ladies Aid
Cidsners
Main St
Irrigation officials hear Landholders at Helena visit
H Savage of Helena A P Davis of Washington D C chief engineer for the Reclamation department and A H Ensign of Los Angeles met Monday with resident engineer Mr Sanford and local landowners under the wiriston project. They discussed needs and requested changes such as extensions of payments though no changes could be ordered.
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H. Savage
Helena
Mont
A. P. Davis
Washington, D. C
Reclamation Department
A.H. Ensign
Los Angeles
Cal
Mr. Sanford
Trenton Man Seeks Valuable Claim Support
George Siebel of Trenton appeared in the city early this week to pursue a valuable claim. His witnesses were Amos Adams and Gee Garman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Siebel
Trenton
Amos Adams
Gee Garman
Local Notes Tell of Residents in Crookston Area
Local items include W. J. Champion seating at Northwestern Marble Works Crookston Minnesota Theodore Glasrud returning from Spring Grove to farm near Alexander Carl Thomas taking duties as night clerk at Great Northern hotel County commissioners visiting Kermit to view bridge Charles Ulrich Spring Brook merchant visiting City of Opportunity Miss Veeder Culbertson attending funeral of her father Madame LeMay clairvoyant headed east on business M Huseby visiting sister burned in gasoline explosion W. O. offers sizing tips at McIntyre barber Helen Kettleson and Mrs J J Harvey visiting McKenzie county E R Halley and daughter returning to Rockford Illinois D H McArthur visiting from Missouri country Wim Husebye and Odin ehjem with Miss Kellogg visiting Squires area H C Flatten from Ray hospital stay Miss Foster leaves for Spokane W Hagan buys soupmobile for long trips Mrs E A Woodward visiting Ashland Oregon J M Larson and T A Stenebjem at Harrys in McKenzie county Mrs George Leonhardy returns from Carlington visit Mrs J D Healy accompanies home W B Rawson returns from New Orleans Mrs Rawson visits Minneapolis Variety store new Koehler store on West Broad Ave. Fifty $1.00 box notices indicate local sales.
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W. J. Champion
Northwestern Marble Works
Crookston
Minn
Theodore Glasrud
Iast Wek
Spring Grove
Alexander
Carl Thomas
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Great Northern Hotel
Helen Kettleson
J. J. Harvey
Chicago
McKenzie County
E. R. Halley
Rockford
Illinois
Young
D. H. McArthur
Missouri
Wim
Husebye
Odin
Ehjem
Frances Kellogg -Spé
Squires
H. C. Flatten
Ray
Oregon
J. M. Larson
T. A. Stenebjem
Harry
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Thie State
Williams Co
Earth Record
C. H. McKay
Miss Wilkinson
Minneapolis
Harry McKay
Miss Hougen
McKay
Synod Lutheran Church
Hunt
Eo Trust
Board of County Commissioners
Kermit
View Bridge
Monlay
Charles Ulrich
Springbrook
Veeder of
Culbertson
Madame LeMay
W. O
McIntyre
George Leonhardy
Carrington
J.D. Healy
W. ©. Rawson
New Orleans
Rawson
Both Bros
Koehler
West Broad Ae
Duluth
Mino
Hart Schaffner & Marx, Collegian
Ed. V. Price
Rozen
South of Star Theatre
Secoenes
Seereree
Statarbe
Anet
Eaeneoes
C. McCartney
Davidson
Geo. C. Schlenker
James H. Cooper
Citizens National Bank
Williston, North Dakota
U. S
H.C. McCartney James H, Cooper J, J, Delaney E. M
Atterberry E, C. Canary
Williston State Bank
Williston, N. D
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