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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-01-24
Dr.. Parkhurst Says lit Is a Fact

70 what they could see and eat anu
drink. A.. ar,rk
habit has been principally among Inc
women Of the richer classes. II -
a. ,east reasonable to believe SO, as
thew have the money and time to In
dulge in such laxity. Idleness IS usu'
ally dangerous. , ,,,,
Another phase in the drink qu1s'
+;on Is the quality Of the liquor. Ut.
ouackenbos points out the shameless
adulteration in whisky, but let me ASK
wby it is tolerated? Where ID our
n,re food law? Why, it is In our
statute books, but it isn't in the
hearts or minds Of those Ia autnor
itv or in the hearts or minds on Ia.
neople who put those men IN au'no.
;ty II it were, the law would Dc en
forced. -. Al
The growing tendency OF IN n
American people is a disrespec. ~
laws. We have plenty Of gooa %, laS ,
hut thew are not enforced. mat
tho whole trouble. The men WI
should enforce them do not 90 H. an
the neople who elect those men TO
sce ID not make them do 1t, and tne
keen on electing men who will III
do 1t. o.;re
; our mayor is sworn to be active
S. the enforcement of the laws DuI
s. heq He is not. Well, If the may
s. ia inactive can you expect those J.
s. der him to be otherwise? ne Is
= man to whom the lesser ohacials lo s
and if he sets such an example WI
;s the result? Inactivity all alo
=. the line and our laws become m'
printed matter.
eve also send incompetency 70
H. legislative bodies in Albany we III
nm done so for years and probably
Nv keen on doing so. We know mat
sy are doing it and have little OF no
in IN spect for a large majority OF the
Az we send there, so how can we q
IA "a rasnect for the laws they make?
.isl cannot have respect for those
,n,y and we have not"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-01-24

and the door, young and old. girls IN
t tnd teens evidently see no tmptop,r
S o.v v S in drinking publicly
wi With men companions. very o,saa
indeed I have had young girls orou a,,r
. ~ ,oa for treatment, hysterlcaly
drunk. , wear
woman whose weekly bill for c n,,us
nssne alone was 800 and VINO t .hei.
r ,,n the intervals between 'hen :
d d Of wine with highballs an y,
o oooIta;Is One woman drank a quar-
NJ champagne every morning' OLA. aae
" whom ready to go out her custom ", WA
tn ordar her maid to bring her ano1ns s'
~ Uu Then before leaving the NOUS
~ enter her carriage she wouio e,npS'
the hottie to steady her nerves
Girls indulge in Liquor :,
.co,oo, misses and college girls /
root numbers are among the tnton
% women drinkers. A case Wa
nointed out recently of a lIaoh'9 ;
given here in New York at ~Hi ohon
Sahntantes drank SO bottles OF cnan
payne, and Is of them smoked Sow
dozen cigarettes. 40 nrns
"As everyone knows, 'he ~ p
nowl figures largely in the grown
DOW nSuie wong women of Ne
S WI # is found at all functions, al
many a girl has got her FIRST 'as Sue
uouor by a dip into 1t. Inc pun
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-01-24
New Workers Becoming Hysterlcal

.,o., ~ n make comparisons De-
tween the present and the past inc
records Of the alcoholic and psycopaVh'
n. wards of Bellevue haspital 90 not
bow the facts of inebriety even
among the classes Of men and women
who would seek aid from TINS n9s'
Vito, In 1904 there we're S,s41 admis.
s,ons to Bellevue for various forms u
o,coholism. The number now Is great
~ lass than that. In 1906 1t had 1alieh
to 1858. But even with this reaue,
tioh the number Of alcoholic pa,,en1s
=; ,' more than rs per cent OF all the
not,ants admitted to Bellevue. bu'
these records prove nothing IN TIC
line we would follow. The numpef "
,nsbriates who seek treatment I"
peIleyae has fallen OIL simply pe
aauso an old offender who comes her'
ia now liable to be turned over 10
citv magistrate, who will sentenc
him to an asylum as a chronic drums l.,
ard This had the effect especiail
o Of keeping many women from takln :,
. oaneated advantage of treatment
8 Bellevue. ,,,, y, {;
= oroasing inebriety in New Yori
' whatever will bring easement 10 u
rastless life In the city Will iess'
; all forms of dissipation. The VINO
- s needs careful and thorou'
:. " investigation to know what palliau
% measures can be taken Drinking
~ - onlv one symptom of what is "ro
Ii. with Us.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-01-24
New Millinery Fad.

Among the many new fancies In nib
l,nery are hats with velvet brims and
soft silk crowns, which are usuallyA
trimmed with cog feathers. Another
fancy is to cover a wire frame with
mink taffeta ruchings, placed so close.
" together that the effect Is that Oh
feathers. These are trimmed with q
twist of velvet and buckle and are
very becoming.-The Housekeeper.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-01-24
A Manicurina Tip.

II the hands are not good and the
nails badly shaped, try to improve the
latter by training the cuticle. Every
night soak the fingers in hot water iol
FIVE minutes. Then with an orang'
wood stick press back the cuticie .
,enptben the nails. Afterward rub II
| cold cream. Do rot omit this or IN
soaking will make The cuticle yer
dry.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-01-24

times, so to speak, but before the
n,nic for number of years the coun-
re. sIi1 was most prosperous, everybody
had money, and life became too easy
When life is made too easy we are IL,
a danger zone and more prone 10 gios
wav 10 temptation. That long perioa
of prosperity made US 100 nla'' an,,
Also turned the desires OF many Only
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-01-24
A Bargain.

"What!" exclaimed the husband
"you drew your savings from the
bank, went to a brokers' Office ana
bought T., X, and Y. stock at H.
whom it has been dropping like q
rock?" 49,. -,,,o
"1t was such a bargain. Why, during
tho short time I was in the once
saw the man mark 1t down to Il 1ron
A5l"-Success Magazine.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-01-24

,h. want with a man companion 10
one Of our large restaurants, maze ho
ohiect,on whatever when wine was
ordered and even tried her best TO
overcome the suggestion / had gwen
ber and drink the wine. But she
found that she could not I'LL the
class from the table. You see, she
Aid not really and honestly want 10 .os
cured and wasted but little time III
rushing into temptation
conditions might not be so bad
however, if women or men drank req,
nure whisky, real, pure wine and real
pure LIQUORS of all sorts, but the'
don't They think they do, but VIVA I'D
thew are really drinking is a deadl!
noison and one swift in its execution
+ feel safe in saying that out OF lO
drinks sold in New York Guy "a
whisky not more than one is the res
!. article.
Counterfeit Whisky.
n "But SO cleverly is whisky couhte
i saited today that club connolsseul
:. cannot detect it, as was shown IN !,
= evneriment made recently by T' I'd I'd
,;npton of the board OF health. l
:, narl,ngton went around and collect'
- = number CT samples Of whisky ITO
=, s.loons Of all classes, TOOK the Sd
ID ples to his club, where ne haa 81 $
~ p pr of the members test them' a
n much to his surprise the cheap IL
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-01-24
sY Or. S. T. ARMSTRONG.
tsunerintendent of Bellevue ana 'he
Allied HOSPITALITY

~HE New Workers are pecolnlne
hvsterical people. They show an
! increasing excitability, a dimln'
,,,rent Of self control. This demon
strates itself in all forms OF excesses'
less and less restraint Is exerciseu u.
The extreme tension OF lie mere -
showing on the people. One sees
nlenty of examples of this IN inulstu =.
nal life A vast demonstration Oh ~
among a mass Of the people IL w
served in the increasing hysse,iS W. y.
such celebrations as those OF 'n u
night before the New Year. Wnat II
true Of the city men is true Oh .n'
cltv women. The increase OF ol :. !,
snDess "a a distressing fact. IL Il
a natural outcome of the restiesshes >
che overstriving, the unrestraint
nresent day life in New York: -
This subject is of tremendous ~
nortanee, We should know Just Wns
we are confronting, what the lut sn
nss In store for us, just where a. a.
how we are threatened. Que mr
form an opinion as to an incres s u
inebriety among women from su u,s ~ y
hlbitions as those Of New year - .
hut beyond that it is not easy " !;
There are no official statistics oear =
on the question. Inc suO ..ec val,
NO investigation of sclentlno - con
One cannot speak exactly as " ''A
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-01-24

have been in a. position to watch that
growth closely and I can say WIN
fiji knowledge that ten women drink
today where one drank dozen years
ago. -. hoon
"The growth of the habit has beeh
among women of all classes, the rlcn
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-01-24

"a VIEW Notwithstanding to
nj Prof. john Duncan Quacken-
y hos, specialist in nervous
4 and mental diseases, mem
Der of many American and
,oreign medical societies, and formerly
n the Columbia university faculty,
the drink habit is spreading at an
alarming rate among the women Of
Nov York. To a representative of
the Sunday World he said:
"It is with zeal alarm that l note
The rapid growth Of the drink. habit
among women in New York city.
The Dickinson press., 1908-05-09
SENTINEL BUITE

The steam plow outfits are busy around
Sentinel. Butte. I,
Frank Davidson is sick with heart
trouble. ..5 5..5 !. II i.
IL. Vice. President Dunham Of the Daco-
tab LumbetE Co. was in town the 9th.
MI. andssMrs. Jas. Brown were in Dick
inson Tuesday. Mr.. Brown acted as a
3witne IS in Mrs. Sang's homestead proof.
Amongtthose attending to county seat
matters IN Medora the FIRST Of the week
were: B. Stoddard, ]. S. Snyder, Supt.
Joseph A. Kitchen and Clerk Of Court
Henry Gilbert.
The county commissioners granted
several petitions for new school districts
Tuesday. All Of these were taken from
the large Medora school district, with
one exception. the Marmarth school dis
|trict which took the eight townships of
the Sentinel Butte district in the south
ern end Of Billings county. 8
Frank Roberts resigned as member
Fof the board Of county commissioners at
the conclusion Of business in Medora.
Tuesdayat the commissioners meeting:
Mr.. Roberts is known as a liable con
scientious officer and il is regretted he
has Withdrawn from the board. w. j
Follis3 3of Medora was appointed to gil
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Cl,,a;;.ln1pai0 !, {; ID Sh -

Here is 81 g & 4 !, !. V, Y;. /:
Lake Dail9 ~ r,sRasc e: Ihe Devils
BANQUET = so Lhe
stalwart cand;data ~. q. anna, yne ,a1ge
The han nnat {; ~. ss9 tnat 1la
~ tba Van tne affair " were paid
money with vvb;Sl, !: ano sa11
wheels 81, y. 3 Il 3 eloase sca ampaagn
The w {, . I3 I. VI!
bnt ss,i sHTs IePlies tefeely
Warwicl E h,,s;, y. Is damn ai Ale.
0net ana rnt ~" nsn pald 1ofs ne pan.
q tha .Ionrnsi NJ no1 MT. t4ronna
- - tt'1.
~ Z i =, ], .ssS
Gently visited sa~ar.l @ lD,as;!saei, .s;an, VINO Te-
a. M;n,,.ssn. severaiS ldiH erent points
quently exnre,ssi a. s ~, nype Mas hIe.
be so great as Il, vino an tha ;,,s,,vsu. "ou.s
faction that diviila5 ~. AZ - u. ,n'al sen. 81
last election ana n,t J. 3 ~ ~ gsne Is
the governor, ,s chair nn;tsS i = -, u. =
is wanted Is brina ] ho,,+ : 'scu '....I taisy
publican victory this fail ~ oat =, IS,
policies cf Theodore RnnssvsI+ ~ - '' Z 'p sne
80 .-YsS -, 'sss5''s 80
q D. K. Brightbill of Canilo - "a; y.
for state n,,s tnr e .,sIi' = sanuldase -
business mer of ~. sts+s ~ oM : NJ = H.sae - .ne
Ane record as 4 former : sto+a ~ :. hsnIa has Z. :
,aminer and should MAKE m an ;deai aI. .+st. -,
auditor. ~ = g" AA = a. laeal stats STATE
Senator Hansbrough in his open let.
ter says he has not combined with Mar.
shall, but ;'s "a is ready to ioin MI. John.
son to prevent Mr.. Marshall from oct.
ting control Of the Minot convention.
or is ready to ioin M 1T,;tt,., ~ ,,,a.,on;
Mr.. Johnson from getting control. ~ ii, r.
other words, Hansbrough does not think
Marshall cuts much figure and wonld
like to hold the balance of - ro,,as ~. =.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I pEpARrMENr OF THE INTERIOR,

8 Notice is hereby given that DENNIS Dull
LEA Of South Heart, N. D.. has fled notice Of
his intention to make final Communication proof
No 8S77 made April Q. 1907 for the Els, SWN
and lots and Z, section 6, township 1873 NJ,
Range 81 W., and that said proof will be made
before the Register end Receiver at Dickin
son. N, D. on June 19. 1908. 81
n He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF, the land viz: s5 b wa 3
" Oliver O. Strasser. Edward Horn. Mrs. Mar
sgaret Jennings oil of South Heart N. D., anG
Max Heckar of Dickinson N. D.
sect S. M. FERRIS. Register.
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L gal Notic es.
CONTEST NOTICE
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.

10 1S
United States Land once. Dickinson. n: p,
IL February "a. 1903.
yaled 10 this once BY GEORGE A. McFAR-
LANE OF Dickinson. N. D.. c0ntestant. against
Homestead entry No. 5689, mad0 August g. 'O6
et the o: s.. Land Once Of Dichnson. n. D.
Tor the SEX Of section 8. tow4!hip l37 N,
range g ". Of the 5th p: n. ~ ANDREW g:
sWHHELM contestee. In which It y alleged
sthat said entryman has never at any time es.
stab!ished or maintained bis residence on said
land: that he has wholly abandoned same and
has changed his residence therefrom for more
5tnan SIX months last past: that he has never
settled on said land, cultivated Or improved
same as required by law. that each and all Of
said defects and lRches existed at the date OF
ming said contest affdavit: that said alleged
absence from said land was not due to his en-
sp!oyment in the Army. Navy or Marine Corps
OF the United States In time of war. Said
parties are hereby notified to appear. respond
and oner evidence touching said allegation at
~ o'clock q. m. on June 10. 1908, before the
register and Receiver at the United States
Land Once In Dickinson, N. D. Il s23 3
30 Inc said contestant having. In q proper am
sdayit, fled February "a, 1908. set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
service of this notice cannot be made. it is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
by due and proper. publication. 5i.l
:595t SIN. FERRIS. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION dsoLATED
TRACT). < s3
PUBLIC LAND SALE.

ssS Dickinson, N. D.. Land once, Apr. II, 1908
4 Notice is hereby given that, as directed by
the Commissioner of the General Land Once.
June 27. 1905. Public-No. sos. we viii offer at
public sale. to the highest bidder. at 10 O'Clock
q. M. on the slst day of May. 1903 next. at this
ONCE, the following tract of land. to wit: NEA
.SW9l, NWA. SEX, lSWM, SW1a, Sec. .2e, T.
141 NJ. r. 95 vs. Y Z 5s$s sS$GS
S5 " Any persons claiming adversely the above
described lands ore advised to file their claims,
or objections, on or before the day above de-
ssignated for sale. q
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!. 5IAyloR NEWS.

-. -. baker Eas moved out 90 Gon- sssll
Inolly. ssf IsSsss
sam Black was in from Rocksprine
Saturday. Sss5
y. ! /. A. q Scott received i carload q coal
Yesterday. ;s
] =. r..e v.. il Fargo lat ~eet y y
business. ssss 81
&. z, s: H:...Myran i repairing the root 81; e
his machine shed. ! ~ 4,
John Scott Is suffering with blood
poisoning in his hand. iSiSss
Joe Christen was at the county sea,
5sbetween.tra Monday. y. u 81. 81
George Wilson returned to his home
ne ar Rockspring Monday.
Mr.. Mottershead from Richardton wa.
+greetingkT Taylor friends Monday.
Misses Marie Paulson and Thoras Lar,
son were in from Melby over Sunday
Dr.. and Mrs. Hennings left Sunday
for two weeks visit in Minnesota and
Iowa. s8s NJ; & II 1i ls
Three Of Torger Myran's children
have been on the sick list this week but
seemed better yesterday. \. a. ss9s5
Henry Myran returned Saturday from
California where he spent the winter
for the benefit of hisShealth. s3i55!i.s
81 Ole Peterson was in from Rockspring
Saturday and purchased the block
machine from Courtney & Knudson. 4
There will be band concert lat
Christen's hall Friday evening, May IS,
by the Hebron band, given under the
auspices Of the German Ladies Aid
Society. Concert begins at t7:3o. Prices
is and 50 cents. 5s53,
On Friday evening the following
parties went to Bismarck; T. Leroy
Evens. Mike johnson, Thos. Bailey, Jim
Bailey. w. A. earns j. and Paul liner
from Dunn county; Col. Williams, Torger
Myran and Henry Brademeyer from
Taylor. Allreturned Saturday evening
with the news that there will be spec
ial election called within sixty days to
see if the county seat will be moved
from Mannig to Connolly.
|. The first commencement exercises al
the Taylor school will take place in
Christen's Hall Thursday evening,
May 7Ist when a good sized class Of
eighth grade pupils will be graduated.
In previous years small classes have
been graduated but this year the FIRST
formal commencement will be held.
TheM Taylor school, which is the second
largest in Stark county, has prospered
under the management of Principal
Walter Fait.kT The program for the
commencement. will consist of essays,
orations and music by the members 81
the graduating class and an address BY
Prof...R. 6. Patterson. prominent ed:
ucator Of the state. There will be no
charge for admission and everybody il
welcome.
The Dickinson press., 1908-05-09
! Bids q ~ yanted.

II Bids WIN be received up TO noon OF June 10.
1903, for the erection Of two new school houses
ii Juel School District No 10. Dunn county.
N. Oak: all BIDS must be sealed and marked
'sBids.9 y Bonds will be required Of the success
ifnl bidder; plans and specifications on file at
the clerks ONCE near Halliday, N. Oak. s$S
ts The board reserves the right to reject any
''.'1 ''s1 s1'.'' H w. CoMsToC OK
5-9-5t Clerk
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FIVE YEAR PROOF.
Of the Interior Land Ofi1na MT

Department of the Interior, Land ONCE at
Dickinson, N. D., April g. 1908.
. Notice is hereby given that Stephen OLA
keier of Belfleld, N. D., has filed notice of his
intention to make final five year proof in sup
port of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry No,
1904, made September 20, 1902, for the M
ana aS n & W. sad - @
made before the register and receiver at
Dickinson. N, D, on June l, 1908
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF, the land viz:
Anton Malkowsli of Belfeld. Steve Palah-
'niuk OF Belfield. Nykota Klym Of Belheld. Juvy
tBassaraba OF Bel1eld. fss
425-st S. M FERRIS, Register.
The Dickinson press., 1908-05-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR.
Land once at Dickinson. N. Dl

Ef1.ID "a. - April 9Th, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that MARY AN.
of Gorham. N. D.. has filed notice OF her in.
tention to make final five year proof in sup
port of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry No.
1880 made Nov. 49, 1901, for the sen, Section
18. Township 142 Range 98 and that said proof
will be made before Register and Receiver u.
S. Land Office, at Dickinson, N. D.. on May %,
1908.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF. the land. viz: IL
Stephen Palaniuk Of Gorham. N. D.. Nicola
Kurdena of Belfield. N. D.. John Wozniak OF
Gorham, N. D., Nick Pavluk Of Gorham. N. D.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION dsoLATED
TRACT).
PUBLIC LAND SALE.

Dickinson, N. D. Land ONCE. Apr. II. 1908
Notice is hereby given that. as directed by
the Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
under provisions of Act Of Congress approved
June 27 1905. Public-No 3O3. we VIII offer at
public sale, to the highest bidder, at 10 o'clock
q. M, on the 22nd day Of May, 1908 next at this
ONCE, the following tract Of land. to-wit;
NWA, SEA. Sec. "a. r. 40 N, r. 96 w.
Any person claiming adversely the above
described lands are advised to file their claims,
or objections, on or before the day Designated
for sale.
4-18-5t S. M. FERRIS. Register.
The Dickinson press., 1908-05-09

u am q candidate for the republican nomina-
tion for member OF congres, before the prim-
aries to be held on the s4th day Of June next
saI believe In the repeal of the tariff on lumber
and IN e general revision OF tarif schedules.
Am ia favor OF Q national grain inspection law
and in the general policies which have been
advocated bv. President Roosevelt. I have
lived IN the state of North Dakota for twenty.
SIX years and have q thorough knowledge OF
the needs OF our people. 5is n RI
Should I be nominated and elected. viii
use my best efforts for the best interests Of all
parts Of the state. 3s5 ia
@ 8 Respectfully.
81 ~ 545s533 L.. B.E1ANHA.s
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR.
Land onice at Dickinson. N.

Land once at Dickinson N. D.
April g. 1908.
4 Notice is hereby given that RAPHAEL HEIDI.
OF Dickinson. N. D.. has fled notice Of his ID
tention to make final 5 year proof In support of
his claim. viz: Homestead Entry No. 1881
made April Is. 1902. for the Mex Section "a.
Township 1888. Range ga, and that said proof
VIII be made before the Register and Receiver
at Dickinson, N. D. on May Is, 1908.
+ He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of the land, viz: 5.59 G 81
Y Peter Deker, Joseph Frolick, Frank Berger
and William Gardner, all of Dickinson, Nd Il
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Bids Wanted 1

al Notice Is hereby given that bids win be re-
tceived for the erection OF q new school build
Ing TO be erected on the SWA Sec. a. Twp.
40, R. 80. according to plans and specifications
n8Sthe clerks oface at Belaeld. N. ID. The
board reserves the right to reject any and all
s's ~ 'A''s' j. 4. scHELLENBERGER,
s4-1e-St il &s sSs IT Clerk Dist. No. 10.
The Dickinson press., 1908-05-09

CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF. &
,& 54s OF DUNN COUNTY ff
thereby announce myself candidate fol
nomination Of sheriff OF Dunn county on the
republican ticket SUBJ ect TO theawill of the
gs85 i;S Sl5zt JOHN BANG.
The Dickinson press., 1908-05-09

q i hereby announce myself as candidate
for the nomination Of sheriff Of Stark county,
on the republican ticket bject to the prim-
.@s3E 81 81. ]. "a. w1ECH.
FOR CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT.
no the Voters Of Billings County:
d Thereby ANNOUNCE ny candidacy for the Of
county subject to the will OF the republican
voters at the primaries In June, and earnestly
solicit the support OF all who believe in 9
q s4uafe 'u''''s 70 THOMAS "a. CAH1LL.
S5 Sand Creek. n. D. March u. 1903. III. =!
a. MEMBER OF LEGIsLATURR
hereby announce myself as g candidate for
member Of the house Of representatives from
the thirty-hrst Legislative district, subie to
the choice of the Republican voters at the
! EDMUND DMoTTERsHEAD.
sl7E8 u RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
N Thereby announce myself US candidate for
the once of railroad commissio on the
Republican, ticket subject to the primaries to
I be heM June n, 1905. s. -.
Is Dickinson, N. D.
CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER.
Thereby announce myself as candidate for
srd district. subject TO, the win 81 the repub-
hcan voters at the primaries TO be held June
~. 1905, "a
CANDIDATE FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
n Thereby announce myself as candidate fol
deeds for Stark county. subject TO the choice
Of the republican voters at the primary cleo
n tsOn TO be held June a. 1913. 5 {: 1...
cAND1DATHToRR REGISTER OF DEEDS
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For Sale .

Tent Il 1zxa5 feet. c. D. DoNoHoo.,
Melby, N. p. s,Ss 2-77-tf
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CANDIDATE FOR TREASURER
u For Billings County sst

TO the Voters Of Billings County: m.
thereby announce myself as q candidate for
the Office of county treasurer subj ect to the
win Of the voters at the republican primary
election to be held next June. s,4 {3slya III
S-14-6p S513 j. 81. ARNOLD.
The Dickinson press., 1908-05-09

CANDIDATE FOR TREASURER
hereby announce myself as candidate for
the ONCE OF treasurer Of Stark county on the
republican ticket. sub ject to the primaries TO
be held June "a. 1908. ss;
The Dickinson press., 1908-05-09
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