The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-04
AUDITOR LARSON REFUSES INDEPENDENT
EmPl0YE ACCESS TO COUNTY RECORDS
DEMOCRATS AGREE
upon CANDIDATES

Will Have ComnIete Ticket in the
Field and Hope 70 Elect Part of It
Interesting Meeting Saturday.
About forty loyal Democrats OF
the county met at the X. p. hall in
this city Saturday at the call of the
chairman Mr.. Fahey and the cam
palgH was discussed. They decided
to put a complete ticket in the field
this year and with prospects tairly
bright for national Democratic VIC
tory. hope that some of their candi-
dates will ride in on the presidential
band wagon.
H. H. kemper, the new treasurer
of the county organization, will be a
candidate for the Senate and W. G.
McHugh will make run cor the
house. Other candidates are:
Charles Barton, Foxholm, for sher-
if; NJ. T. Dahlquist, Minot, Regis
ter Of Deeds; Thorwald Mostad, Lo-
gan, Clerk of the District Court. ].
l.. Fahey, county Judge; A. D. Ha-
senstein, treasurer; A. L. Bager, DEB
Laos, auditor; Paul Crum, states
attorney and John Ehr, county COM
missioner from the First district.
The Democrats have selected some
very able men. They are now con-
sidering a candidate 'or superinten
ent of schools.
The old man who cleans the
streets, while cleaning out one of
the catch basins yesterday, thought
he had struck mint. He found
twenty or thirty nickels in one spot
and has slowed them carefully away
for a celebration
Webb Acker left yesterday for
bingham, Mont, where he has fled
on a valuable homestead.
Col Scarlet has withdrawn from
the race for county commissioner
The Colonel succeeded in getting
the contract to furnish the county
with blanks and this rather elm
mates him from the contest.
T. N. Void who owns $50 acres
of land near Sawyer and the same
number of acres in McHenry county
has arrived to look after his spring
work.
M. NJ. Beighle and wife have re-
turned to their Sawyer home, after
spending a delightful winter in Cal
ifornia.
Postmaster Skinner from Sawyer
was in the city Wednesday night
attending the Chapter meeting at the
Masonic temple.
TulIOI NlADol IsOu VI VloNOuAA, WV
his wife to a Minot specialist Tues
day night, where she was treated fol
a painful difficulty with her ear.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Horton, afte1
spending an enjoyable winter il
California returned yesterday. Mr.
Horton who is a big farm owner
will superintend putting in severa
hundred acres OF crop this year.
The St. Paul symphony orchestra
appeared at Jacobson's opera house
Sunday night before a crowde'
house. The orchestra comprises
more than fifty musicians and Il TIL
best attraction of the kind that ha!
ever visited Minot. Three singer.
appeared, the work Of Nine. Roth.
we'll being especially fine.
Olaf A. Olsen will leave for tn
city this week, where he will buy (
compete new outfit Of furniture 70
the Lexington hotel that viii run int
the thousands OF dollars
"Red" Clark, charged with usin
obscene language, entered plea q
guilty before Judge Davis and W
fined $50 and given 30 days.
Justice A. "A. Bruce Of the Su
preme court is the unanimous chofc
Of the members Of the N. d. Stat
Bar Asso., who met q Bismarck :
endorse . candidate for the suprsm
bench.