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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1908
Page
8
Republican candidate from Cass County pledges to move to Bismarck and personally supervise the auditor’s office. He cites his county experience from January 187 to March 1903 and promises honest, people-focused leadership in state government.
Howard R. Lampman announces his candidacy for Williams County sheriff as a Republican in the June primary. A longtime resident since 1884 and landowner with six hundred forty acres, he urges voters to evaluate his character and fitness and pledges to perform the duties of the office to the best of his ability.
Maleoli Mackay announces candidacy for sheriff of Williams County for the ensuing term. He seeks Republican voter approval at the primary election to be held on Werthes Gay June 24 1408.
Ole A. Thorson announces his candidacy for Will County Sheriff for the ensuing term in the upcoming election on Wednesday June 24 1908. He seeks votes from residents and supporters across the county.
A Williams County resident declares as a Republican candidate for sheriff subject to the June 1908 primary election, stating intent to seek the office with primary voter decision.
Cornelius Nelson announces his bid for Sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to voter will at the June 24 1908 primaries.
A Williams County Republican announces re election bid for County Judge. He notes one term served and pledges to continue duties if re elected, with primary set for June 24, 1908.
Tam Poe announces candidacy for Williams County treasurer in the June 24 primary and pledges to personally run the office if nominated and elected. Barney A LANGLIE from Kermit N D also seeks the Williams County register of deeds nomination at the same June 24 primary and asks for voter support.
B. L. Hardaway announces candidacy for Register of Deeds and asks Republican voters for support at the June 2, 1908 primary.
Lheres to the voters of Williams county as a candidate for the nomination for clerk of the district court subject to the decision of the voters at the primary election to be held time 24 108 A H Brown.
Perey S Crewe announces candidacy for the Wil liams county Clerk of the District Court for the current term subject to primary voters approval on June 24 and submission to the public.
A dated political appeal asks voters to support L. O. Wigley in the Republican nomination for Register of Deeds, noting the primary is set for June 24, 1908, and signed by Wigley and Higles in North Dakota.
Charlson announces candidacy for County Treasurer after lengthy consideration. He states his intention to run on the Republican ticket and signs the notice with respect.
A Republican candidate announces for nomination to the State Senate from the district including Williams and McKenzie counties. The primary election is set for June 24, 1908, pending voter approval.
L B Hanna announces candidacy for Congress at the June primaries. He pledges tariff reform on lumber, general tariff revision, and support for a national grain inspection law aligned with President Roosevelt. Hanna notes twenty six years in North Dakota and pledges to serve all regions if nominated and elected.
Van R. Brown announces candidacy for Williams County State's Attorney subject to Republican voters at the coming primary election.
H. W. Bran announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Williams County States Attorney in North Dakota at the June 24 primaries.
A. Ti. Knauf announces run in Williams County for the office of States Attorney on the Republican ticket in the June 24 primaries and asks for support.
Wemier Ackery of Higley North Dakota announces candidacy for the 4th district commissioner nomination. He states the nomination depends on voters at the primaries to be held June 24, 1908.
Morten H. Agen announces as a Republican candidate for the nomination of Williams County Register of Deeds and seeks voter approval at the primary on June 24, 1908 in the county.
The Williams County Republican Electors announce T S Becker of Williston as a candidate for states attorney and REILLY of Williston as a candidate for sheriff, subject to primaries on June 24, 1908 and March 24 1908 respectively, requesting votes from county electors.
Candidate FE B Olson announces his run for Williams County Sheriff ahead of the June 24 1908 primary. He pledges to perform duties without fear or favor and earn votes and support. Also a line about paint brushes at cost from Williston Drug Co appears in the text.
Multiple candidates announce for Williams County offices in North Dakota with primary elections set for June 24. C Q Borstad seeks county commissioner in fourth district. L H Maloney runs for state House from the 41st district. George Hanson enters sheriff race. Grow Homers also seeks representative seat.
Frank Poe announces as a Republican candidate for the 41st district legislative seat. He notes fourteen years in the district and two terms as county supervisor, pledging dedicated service if elected at the June 24 primary.
Announcement states KE M Atterberry seeks the Republican nomination for Williams county Auditor for re election. Support from friends will be approved.
A declaration announces J Clark as a candidate for Sheriff of Williams County pending the Republican primary on June 21, 1908. The notice states the nomination is subject to voters at the primary election.
County voter notice announces A D McGill of Angie ND seeking the Republican nomination for Williams County Auditor. McGill states six years land ownership in the county and pledges capable, efficient service if elected.
Notices announce contests against homestead entries in Williams County North Dakota with hearings set for June 1908. Contestant George Hess accuses William Edwards heirs of neglecting land improvements since 1905. other notices include mortgage foreclosures, creditor claims, and multiple final proof dates for homestead entries across Williston and surrounding areas.
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