Emmons County record. [volume], June 06, 1912, Image 3

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IN PIONEER DATS
of news of twenty-five
X'n a- taken from old copies
-vfr.\.' Kmmon# County Record.
«nWinchester was known
v-Vhcv." and
clo'd Kurtz-
Williams"
Id
Town and Out.—
rh, Ki.k-e choked off a witness
.iav and adjourned his court
the
to ?Wvt'*P Oi.lt.
.,„nev Winchester, of Bismarck.
V, in town this week, as at-
prn'
0 a a a
Brock has returned from
u- to the southern part of the
SjnYv.'lnokinK up a stray colt. He
Hid not tin-.l the animal.
the visitors to Williams
i'lr'TitT the past week were
p0'
,'^iom rs Gayton and Child,
h"r •'Wade Messrs. Hiram Fuller,
Hhn -t and Edward Lawler, of
Mr. Nurse and Mr. Wes-
cu't .-/tho Beaver Creek country.
time since Mr. Linderman
boueht the relinquishment of Stan
SvJeiiuetieviUe's claim. This
gentleman and his estim
il le friii'iv are now setting comfor
i'lv --otti.d in their new home.
I eon'ini duHeaume says it seems
l^ke iivins to have near neighbors.
Th.. editor of this paper counted
on a C.reat American Pole-cat
the other day. The editor man-or
".he.- his irun- -was loaded for go
nhcr" and not for b'ar or skunks
The tir~T charu-e of birdshot sort
ctirW'1 t'iH' animal up a little, and
ih'ecencra:ly quiet varmint turned
ami pursued the pursuer The pote
st went at his usual ambling gait
but the editor "loped."
Ha' ha! ha! he! he! he! All the
foov U'i"i Emmons county this
veal are of Kepublican parentage,
ami the tzirls are all Democrats. The
liourb.ms will never get control of
the eaiinv that way. Besides, it
Inoks
though Providence is dis-
«at«tied with the Democratic
i'.ovenier for vetoing the anti-goph
er hiil-
for Representative Twenty-Sixth
Senatorial District.
(IV
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1 herein' announce myself a can
didate for the office of Representa
tive from the 2t',th Senatorial District
(in the Ki-puhican ticket, subject to
the will (if the voters at the primary
election to be held June 26, 1912.
-G. H. Naramore,
Linton, N. D.
lor RtffircseiUulive Twenty-Sixth
Senatorial District.
i: .ml A'l v.-M iM'Mit.'llt.)
To the Voters of Emmons and Kid
der Counties:
1 hereby announce myself as a
cunilni.ite for Representative from
the -'Jih Legislative District of the
state, subject to the decision of the
Kepublican Electors of said district
at the primary election to be held
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Damson, N. D. V-KT. S. Fryse.
:i, or County Treasurer.
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isement.)
in the Voters of Emmons County:
1 hetey announce myself as a can
didate on the Kepublican ticket for
the iiiiiee of County Treasurer, sub
ject to the will of the voters, as ex
press.'.! ai the primary election to
he ht id .June li'i. 1012. I have been
a resi'l-ni of North Dakota for the
past twenty-three years, and, if
eleced. will ve the office my best
attention.
-E. H. Hardt.
For Clerk of Court.
A Vt| M.'CIIH'llt.)
To the Voters of Emmons County:
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office of Clerk of
Court a the Kepublican ticket at
the primary election, and solicit the
support of the voters of Emmons
county. If nominated and elected,
1 promise to personally attend to the
duties of the office and discharge
the snme to the best of my ability,
le -peetf i.!v.
Elmer D. Fogle.
Nut .n ns and Taxpayers of
na School District.
wuiiiiril Ittrtf, pel il ions ar«:
ii-.i Amtii ,i praylin
Wi'MMit S'iuio! District.
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H. N STEVENS, U,.nister.
Commissioner \eater brought in
to the Record office the other dav a
youthful and defunct chicken whose
anatomy was as badly demoralized
as is that of the Democratic partv.
It has six well-developed toes on
each foot, and double icg-bones cov
ered by one and the same skin. IHad
it lived it would have been a lively
bird to turn loose in a garden patch.
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M«eU.-n*. ww spoken of as "Little
The following are from
Jof June 10. 1SS7. when
[lie oaptr wa# published
at
Little Cloyd Kurtz had seen the
chickens tly up on the wagon and
then hop off again So the other
day he concluded he'd try it himself.
But his wings were not working as
well as were the chickens' and he
came down all in a heap, hurting
one of his arms considerably. But
it pretty nearly well and the young
gentleman will soon he able to hunt
for another perch from which to
tumble off. (Evidently Clovd is still
fond of ••tumbling" for at the pres
ent time he Las teen for several
weeks on crutches with a broken
leg.)
One day not long ago Fred Cotton's
wagon, heavily laden, stuck in a
gumbo patch a few miles east of
town, and the horses couldn't budge
it. So Fred hied himself to a neigh
boring farm-house to borrow a
shovel with which to dig out the
sunken wheels. The ladv of the
house attempted to interest him in
church matters in lieu of a shovel
but he finally secured the implement
after he had assured the lady that
he was not likely to join any church
until after he was through with the
job of getting his wagon out of the
gumbo.
From the Record, October l.j,
1S84: The Williamsport school
house is rapidly assuming definite
proportions. When completed it
will be an exact reproduction of the
school building in Bismarck south
of the track. .. .Mr. W. M. Derr
last triday left at this oHice a mam
moth eariv potato weighing one
pound and fourteen ounces. A large
proportion of the potatoes raised by
Mr. Derr weigh over one pound
John Roop came down from Menoken
last Saturday where the Williams
port steam thrasher has been work
ing recently. At present, however,
it is laid up for repairs.
For Representative—2bth Senatorial
District.
l'olitk:ul Ailvcrtisornuut.)
To the Republican Voters of Kidder
and Emmons Counties:
1 hereby respectfully submit my
candidacy at the primary election to
the Republican voters of this (the
26th) Senatorial District for the po
sition of Representative in the Leg
islative Assembly. I was born in
Morrison county, Minnesota,in 18S8
receiving my primary and high
school education in that state, and
afterward pjraduating from the law
school of the University of Minne
sota. Being engaged in business
since coming to Emmons county, 1
have not applied for admission to
the North Dakota bar. If nominated
and elected, I promise to exert
whatever of energy and ability I
may possess in the interest of my
constituents.
Hazelton, N. D., May 11, l'.U2.
—REINHOLD K. RATZER.
For Representative Twenty-Sixth
Senatorial District.
Polilii.'a! A v» rt i.v im*nt.)
To the Voters of Emmons and Kid
der Count ieis:
The undersigned respectfully an
nounces himself as a candidate on the
Republican ticktt for Representa
tive of the 2i! Senatorial District
in the Legislative Assembly at tin
primary election to he held June
2(j. UU'J. If nominated and fleet
ed, I promise to yive support
and vote to such iws as will give
"sijuare deal'' to all the jeipl.- ol
the district and state. Your_ vote.
and influence.aie cordially solicited
—i 11 a i-rdii
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Hi \ui II. HANSON,
i|i ni« uiet.t of Si'So. ls.
May UMt::
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For Register of Deeds.
,:
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1 wish to announce myself as a
candidate for the office of Register
of Deeds, subject to the wiil of the
Republican voters at the primary
election June 2(5. 11)12. If elected,
I will give my undivided time to the
office.
—Albert D. lough
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POLITICAL ADVERTISING. HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.
For Shcrift.
tl -iitl Ail VvM'-tlM'trirllt.)
lo the uters of Emmons oimtv'
lhe undersigned heri
!.y announce:
himself as a candidate for the nomi
nation for the Otiice of Sheriil" on the
Republican ticket and repsectfully
solicits your assistance at the pri
mary t'lection to he held on June
2tith. I have been a resident of Em
inon.-c.':iity for more than tuuitv
tive years, practically growing to
manhood here. As t.) it.\ ineorty
to discharge the dutus of \i... oifu'v
which I seek. 1 refi-r to any of those
who have known me during the past
twenty-five years. E. W Chase.
l-or Representative Twenty
Senatorial District.
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To the uters of Kidder and Em
mons Counties:
lt having been suggested to me
that my appearance before lhe pub
lic as a Candidate for the lower house
of the state legislature would meet
with approval of a number of my
friends, and would be approved by
many others. 1 have upon considera
tion, and with the indorsement of
a number in whose judgement I
place confidence, decided to an
nounce such candidacy before the
coming June primary. If mv action
shall merit the approval uf the vo
ters of Kidder and Emmons counties
and I receive the nomination on the
Repulican ticket I will make a thor
ough campaign, seeimr all the
people 1 can, and, if elected No
\ember, will do the best me to
serve the public welfare without re
gard to any personal inti.re.U, either
of niyself or ollicr-i. I re.-.' ct t'ulh
solicit your support.
Steele, Feb. HI. lnu.
v. Sidney TrSmitli
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lo the oters of Emmons County:
1 hereby announce my candidacy
for the oilice of Sheriil' for a second
term, subject to the will of the Re
publican voters at the primary elec
tion June lit it next. I wiil appre
ciate the support of all who feel
that my services up to date have
been satisfactory to lhe public, and
who believe that.,they merit the in
dorsement of the four-year limit al
lowed by law.
April 11, 1 il
1 li.
i'eicr Shier..,.
For County Superintendent oi
Schools.
U'.o.i Ail v. Ills,.., I
Lester liriggle, candidate for lhe
oilice of County Superintendent of
Schools, asks and will appreciate
your support at the primaries, June
20th. believe in and will woik for
all progressive educational princi
ples, and stand ready to serve with
out fear or favor. Veto as your
conscience dictates ami for the best
interests of our school -.,
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For District JuJ^e.
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The Hon. Walter II. Winchester
has authorized the Emmons County
Record to announce that he is a can
didate for renominnt.ion as Judge of
the Sixth Judicial District of North
Dakota, subject to the will of lhe
voters at the June primaries.
or County Supenntciuienl ol
Schools.
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s.
1 :i r: a ur ::ul j:rr tU.uatf :h
five h.s'i
»»n C'.r a.'.
•-. h'inls arxl -('V( yt*
arH I'X
i'L'i net: 11•::C^'i• in tu ra!
having li ujit •ii a
st hnnls.
Mi,
If elcct- Mi, t- roni-)
ise lo give to the scrio i.mmoiis
'•ounty inv :u!idivided:_ iiice a:..! a!
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Il. Mrs. i-.-e- u'. age
or County Judge.
I.'.
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I hereby respectfuily unnoutice!
as a caniida!e for re-election
to* the oilice ot County Judge .of,
F.minonsCounty. North Dakota, sub
ject to the wit! of the voters of the
Republican party at the primary
election to be held in .June.
Respectfully,
LITO LEEACANPL KFAFIRA
(K.'i .il. l.'.in Ma. Si
Mrs. S. F. Wright visited in the
apital I'itv Monday.
Miss Maggie Raker, of I.ivena. has
been .piite sick the past week with
the measles.
Mrs W. I.. Water visited in :he
Capital C'.ty a couple of .lavs the
latter part of the week.
li. tiiilman left Mondav morn
ing fcr Milestone. S:isk.. win re he
will work at I.is trade this summer.
During the electric storm of last
Sunday lightning struck and killed
one of Clias. Armsiroi ^'s nnest
horsi s.
Mr. an.i Mrs. Win Raker and
youngest child were Sunday vi.-iturs
from l.mma. The littie'one was
having a serious time with its teeth,
and the service# of a physician w. re
necessary.
1'. 1'. a\ age left last wc. for a
short vi^it into western Canada.
While there he will see his st• psen.
Cordon, who is now railroad lire
man. and also l-'red Clark, both Em
mons county hoys who h::\ home
steads up there ami \\h-. are making
good.
U'.l time nends of N Vsmng.
who left Emm. n.-ci'iiint\ a tew year
ago. will be interested to jemn that
he i= locatid at DeSmet, Idaho,
where he is taring well. Mr. Young
resided in this county a comb, of
vears, having a farm a tcwvpules
east ..f what is now Teic.vik,"
l-'rank Koil left Monday evening
for Aberdeen and the I win Cities to
be gone a couple of week-, on a busi
ness trip, lhe nature of which is to
select the .-lock for his new drug
store to be opened here about July
first. While he is gone Mrs Koil
and children will vi-it with her
parents at Linton.
Mi-s 1'ranees l'addock. teacher of
the intermediate department ..} the
local schools left Monday morning
for her home at Little hall.-, Minn.
After making a short, vi.dt thoie he
will go to the state of Washington
to -penii the summer. Shi'will not
return to H.v/.eltoii to teach this fall,
having not made application for the
position again.
Mr-. L. S Chapman ai rived the
city Monday evening from I'.im'
I'oi keprcsciitative twenty Si\lli
Senatorial Kistiict.
voter tf 'li
own"-" li
lit'pu
j-'v.-lentv -Si\! r,
villi let
1 hereby r.
myself as a c„i nd i'
lo the position of
from the'I wen'y M\*i
I'.mrniins) S- ii.it ,*iai
Legi -lat A- mid
-hall in the fo .re
.jo my best in la
Mvidd'-r ar.d
lustrict in I he
1 i.i ted, I
as in the pa.'.,
of tic 11 fi t
ye to in he
of the
li I iv
ears, and in op.
my.uiiv.i-e ai.d
ions thai, coltie
of the ieig.-!a
--ml: I vva- the
in ne i! ter
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best interests ol :sth'
poop:
I who
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I-esi'.ion to the
impractical propo
before every
ture. At tle
oldest IIO.JS"
of contmuou:
Charles,!-, parley.
moN.
ItAMkai
f.-s),
last
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ryji
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kurtz, on
May 27th.
Certainly, in
a legislative lnaiv. the man who has
had the experience gainc! at several
sessions is at. least as competent to
wisely represent his constituents as
he was when he served his first term.
I hereby respect! aily request the
support of the Republican voters of
the district at the corning primary
election.
Linton, N. D., May lo.
D. STRKKTHR.
The Ha :elton members of the Em
mons County Automobile Association
held a meeting Saturday and dis
cussed he plans of the association
also took action towards directing
the repairing of the roads in this
jurisdiction. Frank ttoughnour and
A. E. Dutton are to look after the
work between their farms and Urit
tin.whiie the general membership
ill attend to the repairing in the
immediate vicinity of Ha/.elton.
and
Thos. Keiiy spent Moeday
1 uesdny at Rwmarck.
POLLOCK PICK-UPS.
iI'n'iiifss s\
"I .'"11. Fulling and Sunnier Fulling
were down tron their home near
1 'aie Wednesday, l'hev say eron
Conditions never looked better at
this time of year in the Dale neigh
borhood since they have lived there.
1'he heaviest ram of the season
fell hoie Monday. It rained very
haid and --teadv tor about four
hours. A good big crop seems now
assured for it is certain that grain
and grass never looked better at this
time of \car.
b. Coppersmith has fifteen
arcos of winter r\ that is as line a
tie!.I as one would wish to see. The
grain in now heading out and it is
plenty thick en. ogh and has attained
a very good heighth 'Cop" in
tends io put about thirty-live
acres ot this excellent feed crop this
fall.
I hey report a cloud-burst mthe
Dale country Sunday afternoon.
I hrec or four inches of water fell in
a very short tune and many bridges
onlattail creek were washed out.
I here was also a good.big rain there
Motnlav
II u!li r, a I 'nited States post
oilice in-pector, was in I'ollock this
week and looked over the proposed
rural route north and west, of Pol
lock Mr. Her seems to beef the
opinion that if the route can he
shortened a few miles that it will he
established without further delay.
Mr. W. Cilhett had unite an ex
perience with muddy roads while re
turning from a trip to Dakcm. N.
D., Tuesday, lie made the trip
there by auto Saturday and had a
very line trip but on the homeward
journey he was out in some of the
rainstorms and found the roads al
most impassabie. Harold Cilbert ac
companied his father and remained
at Dakeii-
O
Wash., to Join her husband who i
operaiing a plowing outsit h.-ie.
Some two weeks ago Mr. Chapman
met il an accident which nece^si
tatidtho ampul at i. of two of bis
i... ai he is ,-ti 11 laid up as a esuIt.
I ho couple
t-
pi ct to remain here
for me I ime.
I here now re.-ides in the immediate
if
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11y of 1 la/elton f. nr com rat ions
of the Kurt/ family: Croat-grandpa
John Kurt /. heads the li-l then come
Mr. and Mis. S E. Kurt:-. now
grandpa and grandma then' elul
drenallof whom bear the distinction
of being uncles and aunts, except
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kurt'/, who by tlie
arrival the fourth generation are
papa and mama. The latest arrival
is a line, large baby girl, born unto
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the oilice of County Super
intemleril of Schools. Kdu.-al ors
agree that permanency in -chool po
sit ions makes good -i hool. I ha-e
my claims i• the oilice on tic record
I have made while I'oiinly Superin
tendent. When 1 w-.'liI. into ollic"
there were about one hundred
.-clioo)-'. There ale now one bundled
forty. I have raised lhe standard of
teach.'.'rs. I have c..-operated with
school ollicers. I h.e.e done my best
lo enf' rce he school law-.
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Not ice fur 111 111 i- 11 ion.
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I ha\ |c Id I he expenses of he
o::i"e do-vii to a- Iowa ligure as good
,'f I lie oilice Would lib
1 have he papei to
('niiiily Superintend
this county is run
.iiii'' oilice in
lhe slate.
management
low. In fact,
prove that, li.'
ent's oilice of
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I was born and ducati in this
slate. 1 have a wide acquaintance
with the school men of tin' state.
I am the only candidate for his
oilice holding a life 1 'rof ssiona!
.- ot her count
If re elected I p!oini-otn conduct
the oilice a-economically in the fu
ture as p,ihle. and I will stand
for. a I have in the past, all that, is
best lot he school. of the county.
Itespect fully,
Henry II. Hanson.
I or Kcprcsuiitntivc Twenty- Sixth
Senatofial Iti.-lrlcl
11- .,i a-Iv u.eirt
the Republican oters of Kidder
and lymmons count les.
Having been assured by a number
of my ft lends thai it is their wish to
see me a candidate for representa
tive in the legislature from this
(Twenty-Six! Senatorial) district.
I I,ir. decided to take 'his means of
announcing my elf. I think that, all
the '. tel.- of Kidder county know
pa,-.I public 11 but for lie
i. in ti! 1.1 lie s" Kiiinion.-i county peo
i:i11- know nothing of
ha! a luituber of
,:••(- -.f nidi have
ml ine inflect
I h.e. he'd I he
I id• I ci irntv
f|,| lhe l.onor lo
Jftc-eoi di me 1
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111' a'id vv 111 cote cieri-
l|-|. il-,,. .va I ci, 11,1 r.lei I- of my
ol, It ueni
ivlespif f' Cio, C. |',. pe.
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tr.e V' ler- ol I'.a.inoti. ounly:
I hereby
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l" ot ui anno.mce
jamy.-eif candidate f.,r he publi
(-. .on.ina: ion the oilice oj
-nit' at the prnnary election to be
hi-id ui.e o, |, rm put mg my
ariiiidac. in r. h" people simply
on a hus.il,i ,-s ba-is, the proposi
tion tt at I
O I I I
v.'el'l !, the salary of
th" i.e.,' aijd.'Ai'l in lorn give my
be-t I.ll'i rts to H,e piopir diseharpe
of icy du' ie-.. -,, 'i hat many of the
pei pie of the county have contidence
in my abiiiiy Ve lili tb'-oilice capably
is -hewn by the fact that at the pri
mal election•twi yi ai ago I lacked
but elevele.y.Otes,)of -'curing the
norr.ii-ation.» i.-.»s"iVal!a:e Kyes.
or Could I rcasut i-r.
(I'jei AOV.OO-. ... HI
I hereby
1
'announce myself as a
candidate on the Republican ticket
for the oliice of County Treasurer,
1 subject to the will of the voters at
the June primaries,
--W. ). Irwin.
"Slida'tes! Isn't it about time
u'were nuttine in votir order
Prepared to do all kic.
bi I a a A
I guarantee you salisf.u
a a a
l.oeah'tl .1 tl.-t
WE WANT YOU'
SMITH
ny
for
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I N I N. Ki-uUi
or County Siiperiiitcnilciil ol Sclmol.s.
(lertllicate. I have been ol) the pro
giam of the StVe ivlucat lonal Asso
ciatioii I v. ice, and am at'ain on the
pn ei am for his year.
And will trv to men
FAIR TK'L.Uf
And
The Best Goods Wc C.in
\V. K. 1M
It. ah-
llry llflinln 1
lurtii.tliiiiKs
Hoots ami Slioei iK ir
Iroccrles vehs
Crockery
If Wc Haven't Got Wh.s
Tell Us Aboiii
HKSETI ir:/
THE HOME BAKERY
hctut'fh .tu'i l't
Krsta wr.Hil.
Bread, Cakes, Pies, Etc
Fresh Baked Daily. I \i
GIVE US A CALL.
& IRVINE
Undertaking and Embalm inn,
Furniture and Caskets.
It
ur', it l.nhtit, Nmlli
I.. ','Hli •l,.y uf 1 lit..-, f,i| j.
l,t III lltd li.• .1 A HI' in SSI-',
|V»« litt NH
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iVr.soiiAl and proiitpt atUittioii to aii
trlrphoiir orders.
Linton, North Dakota,
or KepreHentallve Twculy-sixtl,
Senatorial liistrlcl.
I'llM All veil
1st till-1. I
To the Voters of Knunon-i and Is i•
Ht-
I,I.
Counties:
I huve decided to bee,,me indi
ite for the li'Kishit in e, iimI IiiI i'
this rnennH of letiniK the voiei e|
I'lininotiH find Kidder count m-j know
of that filCt. I expeel to m.iko
personal visit to l-lmmons count be
fore the date of the pimeuv el. e,
tion. but in the meantime will pie
sent my candidacy lo the voiei
the ground that they will re.-eive i,
fair and upright repr, senlut mn
the next leKislature 'I I am ele hil,
and also refer to my public record,
having been chairman of the boiitd
county commiHsioners of Kidder.
county for a number of .M-HIH
I,. S. I.III.e.edaill.
or IteKlftter ol l)ccl
I'llM A 1 V«l I I,
lam a candidate for -leci imi
(2nd term) Keninter of lieed and
solicit your Hiipport at the June pi i
mari!H. I have endeavored In e.,ne:
duct the oMico imparl ially and eeof
riomically anil trust I have merited
vour support.
liespectfully, I''. I!. Irvine
:£u:
dudfcf dohn n. rf
Progressive Republican Candidate nr r.\^r. (hcScconU District
Studio
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ei the people all
.v im P. Tuttle.
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