The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, March 30, 1916, Page 6

SIX ships 159 and 160 of ranges 87, 83 and 89; and township 161 of range 88. S. S. Petry, S., Rep., Berthold. DISTRICT 3, part of Walsh county, consisting of the townships of Perth, Vernon, Golden, Pampton, Eden, Rushford, Kensington, Dun- dee, Opps, Latona, Adams, Silves- ta, Cleveland, Norton, Vesta, Tiber, Medord, Prairie, Centre, Fertile, City of Park River, Village of Edin- burg, Village of Conway, Village of Hoople, Village of Pisek, Village of Adams, Fairdale, Glenwood, Kin- loss, Shepherd, Sauter and Dewey. Christ Levang, R., Sen., Adams. Henning Gunhus, R., Rep., Ed{nburg. Alex Ferguson, D., Rep., Lankin. DISTRICT 4, part of Walsh county, consisting of the townships of For- est River, Village of Forest River, Walsh Centre, Grafton, City of Grafton, Farmington, Ardock, Vil- lage of Ardock, Harriston, Oak- wood, Martin, Walshville, Pulaski, Acton, City of Minto and St. And- rews. Wm. James Drew, R., Rep., Ardock. DISTRICT 5, part of Grand Forks county, consisting of the townships of Gilby, Johnstown, Strabane, Wheatfield, Hegton, Arvilla, Avon, Northwood, City of Northwood, Lind, Grace, Larimore, City of Lari- more, Elm Grove, Agnes, Inkster, City of Inkster, Elkmont, Plymouth, Niagara, IMoraine, Logan Centre and Loretta. A. J. Huso, R., Rep., Northwood. J. P. Hemmingsen, R., Sen., Larimore DISTRICT 6, part of Grand Forks county, consisting of the 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th wards of the City of Grand Forks, as now constituted, and the townships of Faulkner, Harvey, Turtle River, Ferry, Rye, Blooming, Meckinock, Lakeville and Levant. James Murphey, Sen., Manvel. James A. McGilver, Rep., Ardock. DISTRICT 7, part of Grand Forks county, consisting of the 1st, 2nd and 7th wards of the City of Grand Torks as now constituted, and the townships of Grand Iorks, Brenna, Oakville, Chester, Pleasant View, Fairfield, Ellendale, Walle, Bentru, Americus, IMichigan, Union, Wash- ington, and the 1st and 2nd wards of the City of Reynolds. Albert Stenmo, R., Sen., Grand Forks 0. K. Lageson, R., Rep., Reynolds. DISTRICT 8, Traill county— W. J. Burnett, R., Rep., Cummings. Peter F. Enger, R., Rep., Hillsboro. Albert Moen, R., Rep., Mayville. DISTRICT 9, part of Cass county, consisting of the township of Far- go and the City of Fargo, and the fractional township 139, range 48. DISTRICT 10, part of Cass county, consisting of the townships of No- ble, Wiser, Harwood, Reed, Barnes, Stanely, Pleasant, Kenyon, Gardner, Berlin, Raymond, Mapleten, Village of Mapleton, Warren, Normania, Bell, Harmcny, Durbin, Addison, Davenport, Village of Davenport, Casselton and the City of Casselton. DISTRICT 11, part of Cass county, consisting of the townships of Gun- kle, Rush River, Hunter, Arthur, Amenia, Everest, Maple River, Leonard, Dows, Empire, Wheatland, Gill, Walburg, Watson, Page, Rich, Ayr, Buffalo, Village of Buffalo, Howes, Eldred, Highland, Roches- ter, Lake, Cornell, Tower, Hill, Clif- ton and Pontiac. Martin Larsen, D., Rep., Nome. Robert Wadeson, R., Rep., Alice. Chas. E. Drown, D., Sen., Wheatland. DISTRICT 12, pari of Richland coun- i ty, consisting of the townships o i) Eagle, Abercrombie, Village of Abercrombie, Dwight, Ibsen, Cen- tre, Mooreton, Brandenburg, Village of Great Bend, Summit, Fairmount, Mars, Waldo, Greendale and the City of Wahpeton. DISTRICT 13, Sargent county.— Richard -McCarten, D., Sen., Cogswell. Frank Riba, D., Rep., Genesro. A. A. Stockstad, D., Rep., Mi!nor. DISTRICT 14, Ransom count;.— Martin Larson, R., Rep., Nome. Fred Nims, R.. "22p., Lisbon. DISTRICT 15, part ¢: Barnes county, consisting of the townships of Bald- win, Dazey, Laketown, Pierce, Ux- bridge, Edna, Rogers, Grand Prai- rie, Minnie Lake, Anderson, Hobart, Potter, Village of Dazey, Vzfllage of Wimbledon, Village of = Sanborn, City of Valley City, township 143, range 56; township 143, range 58; township 142, range 58; township 141, range 58; township 141, range 59; township . 141, range 61 and - _township 140, range 58. Village of Fairmount, DeVillo, La- S. E. Harper, D., Rep., Valley City. C. J. Lee, R., Sen., Valley City. DISTRICT 16, Steele and Griggs counties— Sten Nelson, R., Rep., Finley. E. W. Everson, R., Rep., Walum. A. M. Hamerlin, R., Rep., Binford. Nels Magnuson of Souris, N. D., Equity director, farmer, and active member cf the Nonpartisan Lea- gue, is one of the League’s candi- dates for the legislature. On March 24 he was reelected to the - board of directors of the Farmers’ Mutual Telephone company, the largest farmers’ telephone line in the state. Mr. Magnuson was born in Nor- way in 1863 and came to the Unit- ed States in 1885 where for four vears he lived in Minneapolis. In 1889 he moved to Bottineau county and took up a homestead, where he has lived ever since. Mr. Magnuson has always been active in the affairs of the com- munity and for 14 years was sec- retary of the Scandinavian Farm- ers’ Mutual Insurance company. After he became Intercsted in the TFarmers’ Mutual Telephone com- pany he was elected secretary- treasurer, and later also was chosen to the corresponding posi- tion with the insurance company. He has served his school district and township. as clerk and for the THE NONPARTISAN LEADER League Candidate and His Home . Frank G. Prater, R., Rep., ‘Arena. Geo. N. Varnum, R., Rep., Mgnoken. DISTRICT 28, Bettineau county.— A. M. Hagen, R., Rep., Westhope. Nels Magnuson, D., Rep., Souris. J. C. Miller, R., Rep., Souris. L. L. Stair, D,, Rep., Newberg. past three years has been-a director of the Equity Cooperative Exchange. At the annual meeting of the Farmers’ Mutual Telephone company at Souris, upward of 40 stockholders were present and the year’s work was pronounced highly satisfactory. The company owns more than 300 miles of telephone lines, has 380 subscribers, and long distance connec- tions with other lines. The treasurer’s report showed nearly $2000 in treasury. The photographs show Mr. Magnuson and his home at Souris. Carroll D. King, R., Sen., Burleigh. DISTRICT 17, Nelson county.— C. 1. Morkrid, R., Sen. > F. W. Keitzman, R., Rep., Lakota. H. T. Quanbeck, R., Rep., McVille. DISTRICT 18, part of Cavalier coun- ty, consisting of the townships of Cypress, Byron, Linden, Dresden, Langdon, City of Langdon, South Dresden, Grey, Glenila, Huron, Moscow, Waterloo, Elgin, Perry, Billings, Nekoma, Storlie, Banner, Trier, Gordon, Henderson, Nekoma village, Sievert, Saries village, Bruce and Minto. Otto Dettler, R., Rep., Langdon. J. J. Schrag, R., Rep., Munich. . . Otto C. Olson, R., Rep., Elkwood. DISTRICT 19, Rollette county.— DISTRICT 20, Benson county.— John R. Maddock, R:, Rep., Maddock. W. J. Church, R., Rep., York. DISTRICT 21, Ramsey county.— David Jomnes, D., Rep., Garske. T. O. Fjalstad, R., Rep., Edmore. Geo. D. Laird, R., Rep., Webster. W. P. Faulk, R., Sen., Starkweather. DISTRICT 22, Towner county.— ¥, J. Martz, D., Rep., Sarles. DISTRICT 23, Stutsman counfy.— -~ 2C. A Bell, Dy, Rep., Medina. Thomas Pendray, R., Sen., Jamestown, N. E. Whipple, R., Rep., Eckelson. | L. H. Larson, R., Rep., Courtenay. ' /C. B. Joos, D., Rep., Pingree. DISTRICT 24, LaMoure county.— E. A. Bowman, Ry Rep., Kulm. Paul Havens, R., Rep., Nortonville, DISTRICT 25, Dickey county.— A. S. Marshall, R., Rep., Forbes. ‘Wm. Zieman,, R., Sen.;~Oakes, Robert Krause, D., Rep; Fullerton, DISTRICT 26, Emmons’ and Kidder counties— - e Fay Harding, R, Rep., Braddock. F. S. Horlacher, D., Rep.; Tappen. R. V. Weld, R., Rep., Bowdon. C. A. Ward, R., Rep., Hazelton. DISTRICT 27, Burleigh county.— L. D. Bailey, R., Rep., Moffit DISTRICT 29, part of Ward county, .consisting of the City of Minot, and townships 151, 152, 154, 155, 156, 167 and 158, north of ranges 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86 and 87, west of the fifth principal meridian. : Howard R. Wood, R., Rep., Deering. Roscoe W. Beighle, R., Rep., Sawyer. Anthony Walten, R., Rep., Minot. J. E. Erb, R., Rep., Ry er. J. W, Smith, R., Sen., Surrey. DISTRICT 30, part of Morton county, consisting of township 130 of ran- ges 85 and 86; township 131 of ranges 84, 856 and 86; township 132 cof ranges 83, 84, 85 and 86; town- ship 133 of ranges 82, 83, 84, 85 and 86; township 134 of ranges 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85 and 86; town- ships 135 and 136 of ranges 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84 and 85; township 137 of ranges 79, 80, 81,82 and 83; township 138 of ranges 80, 81, 82 and 83; townships 139 and 140 of ranges 81, 82 and 83. L. D. Wiley, R., Rep., Odense. Charles F.: Schick, Rep., -Lark. DISTRICT 31, Stark county.— DItS_TRICT 32, Eddy and Foster coun- ies.— C. M. McDonnell, R., Rep., Kensal. B. E. Gilbert, Rep., Warwick. - DISTRICT 33, Wells ' county. J. N. Kunkel, R., Rep., Fessenden. Roy B. Weld, R., Rep:, Chaseley. James A. Wenstrom, Sen., Dover. DISTRICT 34, part.of McHenry coun- ty, consisting of townships 155, 156, 157 and 158 north, range 75 west, and aiso townshi;iils 156, 156, 157, 158 and 159 north, ranges 76, 77, 78, 79 and 80. . John:N. Hagan, R., Rep., Deering. DISTRICT 35, Sheridan county. DISTRICT 36, McIntosh and Logan counties. ~ DISTRICT 37, part of Richland coun- ‘ty, consisting” of'the’ townships . of . Walcott, Colfax, Barrie, Hele'gdafe, Sheyenne, Viking, Garburg, Rrez eague’s Candidates for the Legislature man, West End, Homestead, Graf- = ton, Antelope, Danton, Garfield, g Dexter, Wyndmere, Village - of Wyndmere, Belford, Liberty, Brightwood, Town of Hankinson, Elma, Duerr, City of Lidgerwood, Moran and Grant. : DISTRICT 38; part of Barnes county, consisting of the townships of Wei- v o mer, Noltimeir, Alta, Oriska, Springvale, Cuba, Green, Herman, Mansfield, Meadowlake, Svea, Scan- dia, Norman, Binghampton, Rari- tan, Thordenskjold, Oakville, Spring Creek, Rosebud, Greenland, Village of Litchville, Village of Nome, township 140, range 61; township 139, range 58; township 138, range C. H. Noltimier, D., Rep., Valley City. f DISTRICT 39, Billings and Bowman - counties.— . 0. C. Martin, Rep., DeSart. Geo. Gilmore, Rep., Bowman. ) 02 G. H. Hunt, Sen., Beach. DISTRICT 40, Burke "and Divide counties,.— G. J. Brown, S., Rep., Noonan. C. H. Anderson, S., Rep., Portal. Wm. O. Olson, R., Rep., FFlaxton, DISTRICT .41, Williams and McKen- zie counties.— . F. A. Hoare, R., Rep., Hoffland. C. F. Dupuis, R., Rep., E. F. von Eschen, R., Rep., Berg. . Robert Byrne, R., Rep,, Arnegard. DISTRICT 42, Pierce county.— A. G. Lowe, R., Rep., Wolford. _Andrew Oksendahl, R., Rep. - DISTRICT 43, Renviile county.— Edward Hamerly, R., Sen., Sherwood. G. Patterson, D., Rep., Donnybrook. DISTRICT 44, Mountrail county.— - F. J. Haines, R., Rep., White Earth. Walter Maddock, R., Rep., Plaza. ; DISTRICT 45, part of McHenry coun- — ty, consisting of townships 151, 152, 153 and 154, north of ranges 75, 76, 77, 78, 79 and 80. ¢ ! E. E. Bryan, R., Rep,, Voltaire. Ole- Ettestad, R., Sen., Balfour. DISTRICT 46, McLean county. . A. 1. Maxwell, R., Rep., Turtle Lake. - R. L. Fraser, R.. Rep., Garrison. DISTRICT 47, part of Morton county, consisting of townships 130, 131 and 182 of ranges 87, 88, 89 and 90; 7 townships 133 and 134 of ranges By 87, 88, 89 and 99; townships 135 E | and 136 of ranges 86, 87, 88, 89 and : 90; townships 137, 138, 139 and 140 i of ranges 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89 and 90. F. W. Mees, R., Rep., Heil. J. L. Cahill, R., Sen., Leith. Martin Kollar, R., Rep., Hebron. DISTRICT 48, Mercer, Oliver and Dunn_counties.— J. A. Harris, R.,-Rep., Stanton. i Henry Cordes, S., Rep., Center. Alex Lidabaugh, Rep,, Killdeer. DISTRICT 49, Hettinger and Adams counties.— Elwood Eck, R., Rep., Bueyrus. ‘Wm. Holmquist, R., Rep., Reeder. KEEP OUTSIDERS GUESSING ] .“They’ve been kept guessing ever since our precinct primaries February 22,” said A. W. Youngquist of Powers Lake, who paid.the Leader a visit a few days ago. “I tell them we have- i n’t even got started yet. The bankers are getting very much interested, but they are not all working against us. Some of them even admit they don’t blame the farmers for organizing the Nonpartisan League. In our precinct - two-thirds of the voting strength is in g . y the League, and whatever they vote i ! on is going to carry. Every member is a booster.” 4 L. O. TORBLAA: The Leader is a welcome visitor at our home and if-it keeps up the policy it has started the results will be beneficial to “the ! farmers. X000000000000000000X SURPRISED HOW EASY N. P. Andersen, farmer of Ful- lerton, N. D., was surprised to o fird how easily the farmers, act- ing through the Nonpartisan -League. could handle their own affairs, he told the Leader, while on a trip to Fargo last week. S rod o e s s ofter : of praise for the League an‘t‘l the Leader, and said: ,g“' 1 didn’t know it could be done so easy at the start. This is just what we have needed for a ong time, and is a big step in the right direction. If everybody puts his sheulder to the wheel we o will make it go and go fast. o Why, on' February 22 when we o o held our precinct primaries, every o o ‘voter:in thel«m&. t ‘but ‘one was-0 - O present and all but.that one mem- o o ‘bers; of ‘the Eeague.” AT 5 : e R MR RER D : 2+X 0/0:00:0°0:00 00 00 ozro’oflo‘»: ecoe coooo00000000COR eae:ae.ceae.o‘oqece_qaaee