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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
4
Republican State Convention to Nominate Delegates to Chicago
North Dakota Republicans call a state convention May 14 1908 at 11 o clock in the forenoon to elect eight delegates and eight alternates for the national convention in Chicago June 18. Credentials and contest notices must be filed by May 13 at the Leland hotel Minot. L. B. Hanna and M. H. Jewell chair and secretary announce the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Chicago
Towner Traill Walsh
Wells
Williams
McKenzie
Leland Hotel
Minot
Republican State Central Committee
Fargo
L. B. Hanna
M. H. Jewell
State Auditor Candidate Vows Honest Service for North Dakota
A Republican candidate for North Dakota state auditor declares commitment to honesty and public welfare. He notes service as Cass County auditor from January 1907 to March 1903 and promises to relocate to Bismarck to supervise the office and attend essential boards if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lam
Tam
Cass County
Bismark
Ren
Williston Candidate Seeks Republican Sheriff Nomination
Williston North Dakota February 27 1908 A resident since 1888 announces through the Williston Graphic his bid for the county sheriff nomination at the June Republican primaries. He cites long residence in Williams County farming on Grinnell and later on Cow Creek owning 640 acres and active Republican work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
N. D
Williams County
Wil- Mams County
Wil-iams County
Grinnell
Cow Creek
Ald Enouch
Lampmar Letter Promises Honest Service if Elected
A voter appeal from Howard R. Lampmar pledges to state his character and reputation, and to seek voter conscience in supporting him for the office. He asserts he will perform all duties to the best of his ability if nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard R. Lampmar
Williams County Sheriff Candidate Files Notice
I hereby announce nee as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Williams county for the ensuing term, subject to the approval of the Republican voters at the primary election to be held on Wednesday, June 24 1908. Malcolm Mackay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nee
Williams County
Malcolm Mackay
Ole A. Thorson
Ihereby
Remy Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Williams County
In Williston North Dakota on March 12, 1908 Remy announces as a Republican candidate for sheriff of Williams County and asks Republican electors to vote in the June 24 primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
N. D
Williams County
North Dakota
Remy
N, D
Williams County Sheriff Candidate Declares Candidacy
A Republican candidate announces for Williams County Sheriff pending voters decision at the upcoming June election. The notice addresses party affiliation and intent to seek the office in the local process election.
Farmer H. W. Braatelien Seeks State Attorney Nomination
A Grand Forks man invented a wagon loading machine and, with a machine attendant and horseless wagon, aims for the best snap in farming operations. H W Braatelien of Ambrose visited the city early this week and announced his candidacy for States Attorney with strong county support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
H. W. Braatelien
Ambrose
Supreme Court Imposes 15000 Fine on Each Packing Firm
Government actions against packing companies over rebates end with a Supreme Court ruling requiring each firm to pay a 15000 fine. The total penalties amount to 60000, meaning the firms face substantial payment rather than continued exemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Supreme Court
North Dakota Looks Good To Me Amid Weather Shifts
The piece contrasts severe eastern snow and western floods with North Dakota’s unusually mild winter and steady appeal. It notes people travel across the region but return to North Dakota’s favorable climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Williams County Sheriff Candidate Seeks Primary Support
To the voters of Williams County a candidate for Sheriff declares intent to run in the June 24 1908 primaries. TE B Olson asks Republi can electors for their votes and support promising fearless duty if elected.
Williams County Judge Candidate Seeks Re election
A Williams County Republican announces re election for County Judge in North Dakota. He has served one term and pledges to continue fulfilling duties if re elected. The message addresses Republican voters and notes the June 24 1908 primary.
Numerous Candidates Enter Sheriff Race This Year
The sheriff position draws many hopefuls with names including T. E. Reilly and Howard R. Lampman among announced contenders. Others listed are 8. J. Mitchell E. B. Olson Malcolm McKay Ole A. Thorson D. D. Davidson C. S. Nelson and Charles J. Clark, signaling a wide field likely to determine a close contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Reilly
Howard R. Lampman
8. J. Mitchell
E. B. Olson
Malcolm McKay
Ole A. Thorson
D. D. Davidson
C. S. Nelson
Charles J. Clark
Republican Candidate for 41st District Seeks Primary Vote
Frank T. Poe announces as a Republican candidate for the state house from the 41st district subject to the June 24 1908 Republican primary. He notes fourteen years residence in the district two terms as McKenzie County sheriff and lifelong Republican service promising to serve with energy and ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenzie County
Frank T. Poe
Wright Candi date for Supreme Bench Highlighted in Fargo
Atty Edward H. Wright of Fargo, a Republican candidate for the supreme court, spoke at a city meeting and is described as well qualified for the judiciary. Born March 31, 1871 in Tecumseh Nebraska, he studied at Drake University Law School and has practiced in North Dakota since 1888 with Turner Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Wright
Fargo
Supreme Bench
Atty. Wright
Fargo Forum
Edward H. Wright
Supreme Court
Tecumseh
Neb
Iowa
Law Department
Drake University
Wright
North Dakota
Barnes County
H. R. Turner
Turner & Wright
George P Homnes Announces Candidacy for North Dakota House
In a formal declaration, George P Homnes announces his candidacy for representative of North Dakota's 41st legislative district. He states support from district citizens and that he seeks the Republican primary in June 1908. If elected he pledges to serve the district and state to the best of his ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
41St Legislative District
North Dakota
House of Representatives
Geo. P. Homnes
Becker Announces Candidacy for States Attorney Nomination
T S Becker announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for States Attorney in Liams County North Dakota subject to the primaries on June 24 1908.
Williams County States Attorney Candidate Announcement
KR Brown announces candidacy for the office of State's Attorney of Williams County North Dakota Subject to the will of Republican voters at the forthcoming primary election Brown states his qualification and intent to win the party nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams County
N. D
An KR. Brown
Higley Announces Candidacy for Register of Deeds
Williams County voters are informed that L. O. Higley announces his candidacy for the publican nomination for Register of Deeds, subject to the primaries on June 24, 1908. He earnestly solicits support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register OF Deeds
Williams Co
N D. L
Office of Register of Deeds
L. O. Higley
Higley
Taken Up Pony Described With Markings
One day more with rope around neck and ears partly off branded X on left shoulder and hind feet partly white. Owner can recover by proving property and paying charges. il Halvarson Bonetraill North Dakota 38-36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Il Halvarson
Bonetraill
N. D
Williston Land Company Seeks Multiple Loan Analysts
The Williston Land Company seeks several loan analysts at once. Call and see for details on positions, requirements, and application steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston Land Company
Williams County Editors Form Editorial Association
Ten Williams county editors met Monday evening in this city to organize an editorial association. A temporary group was formed with April 7 set for the next meeting to finalize a permanent arrangement. The editor of this paper was chosen chairman, Burt Young of the Ray Recorder secretary, and no treasurer was elected. Finances likely to be an early issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams County
Burt Young
Ray Recorder
Man Wounded In Birthday Party Gunfight
Gay with a six shooter Bill Wilson of this city fired during a birthday gathering near the city at J G Gregersons home injuring Louis Petersons clothing and wounding his partner in the leg The fight began over booze Wilson fired until empty Pete Peterson Louis brother intervened and grabbed the gun striking Wilson on the head with it
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wilson
J. G. Gregerson
Louis Peterson
Wilson
Peterson
Pete Peterson
Louis
Democrats Elect Delegates to State Convention
Democrats of Williams County met at the K P Hall on Tuesday and elected delegates to the State Convention in Grand Forks on March 25. Delegates include Dennis Delaney Tioga H A Nelson Nelson Moellring Ray Scott Long Springbrook W C Francis Muddy Valley Mr Shannon Baqual and John Bruegger C A Mansfield Thos Shea B G Whitehead and E R Brownson Williston. Seven alternates were chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams County
K. P. Hall
Grand Forks
Dennis Delaney
Tioga
H. A. Nelson
Nelson
Attorney Moellring
Ray
Scott Long
Springbrook
W.C. Francis
Muddy Valley
Mr. Shannon
Baqual
John Bruegger
C. A. Mansfield
Thos. Shea
B. G. Whitehead
E. R. Brownson
Williston
Marriages at Methodist Parsonage Reported
Albert T. Youngmans and Mary E. Talbot both of Williston wed at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Hollett officiating. Helmer Hanson and Tillie Johnson of Tioga were married at the same venue by Rev. Hollett. Miss Gjershang of Tioga and Louis Loodahl also tied the knot at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Hollett officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert T. Youngmans
Mary E. Talbot
Williston
Methodist
Hollett
Helmer Hanson
Miss Tillie Johnson
Tioga
Methodist Parsonage
Miss In
Gjershang
Louis Loodahl
First Class Supper by Congregational Church Ladies
Local notice inviting all to a first class supper on March 26 from 5 30 to 8 pm in the dining hall of the M E church. The Ladies of the Congregational church sponsor the event with ample food and music by Williston's Junior Cornet artists Master Paul and Miss Annie Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
the Congregational Church
Williston
Paul
Annie Bell
Briquetting Machinery Arrives at Local Mine
R. L. Stewart reports his briquetting machinery has arrived at the mine east of the city. Workers will rush to set up the equipment and briquets will roll out by the ton soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Stewart
Crouch Buys Half Interest in Wegley Market
John Crouch owner of a West Broadway meat market buys half interest in the Wegley market. The Graphic Way prints clearly and cleanly to attract attention, moving printing to Grants store. The aim is to present a pleasing impression and proper returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crouch
West Broadway
Wegley
Deing J
Grants Store
Morday
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