The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, October 26, 1916, Page 27

ol s Political Advertisement For States Attorney of Tofimer County Wayne T. T. Moseley Republican Nominee Always for a “Square Deal” Political Advertisement TO THE VOTERS OF KIDDER COUNTY - - T wish to announce myself an indépend-'. 1 ent candidate for the office of County. Judge, and as a member of. the League, take this means to solicit your support. CHARLES LIESSMAN. Political Advertisement A.C.Berg Member of the Nonpartisan League CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION TO THE OFFICE OF COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, McHENRY COUNTY p HE HAS MADE GOOD He believes in equal school opportunities for country children and town children. As a result of his work McHenry County has: : Movre consolidated schools than any other county in the state. Over 40 per cent of its entire school population in graded schools. No permit teachers. Medical inspection of schools. All without excessive cost to the taxpayers. Leaguers Attention: Investigate his record and VOTE FOR HIM NOVEMBER 7TH. Political Advertisment To the Voters of Bottineau County Help Beat the Old Gang The old gang in this county is almost unanimously working for my opponent. This is so because I wrote an article in the Antler American during December, 1915, supporting the principles of the Nonpartisan e. This I did at a time when the movement needed support. I did it because I thought that the movement was and is right and I was not afraid to stand openly for what was right. I subscribed for the Leader and placed it on the reading table in my high school room and also used it in my- elasses in civics and economics. I was not afraid to advertise in the Leader befor the primaries and did so. I was not afraid to buy stock in the Bottineau Courant and did so in order that the men who labor might have a county paper. I did not wait till after the primaries and then try to climb on the band on as some of the poli- ticians are doing, but supported what I thought to right at a time when . these same ‘politicians, backed by the old gang, were fighting the movement. These things have not been pleasing to the old gang which has fought the best interests of the farmer and especially the Nonpartisan League. So they have decided to_ defeat. me. In my opponent’s home ward in Bottineau Frazier received only ten votes and fifty-five were cast against him. "This should show for whom the old gang is working. " Mr. Voter, will you help to keep the old gang in power or will you help a young man who i txyingtohel himself and who is not afraid to take a definite stand on matters of principle? ; Help Beat the Old Gang by Voting for M. E. Watkins _7 1_’91‘ County Superinténflént,o_f Schools - Political Advertisemen To Adams County -+ Voters I wish to announce myself an inde- pendent candidate for Clerk of Court I am a member of the League and your influence in my behalf will be greatly appreciated. L. M. Howell R Political Advertisement , TO THE VOTERS OF McKENZIE COUNTY I have the nomination for the office of Sheriff on the Democratic ticket. I am a farmer and a mem- ber of the Nonpartisan League, and if elected I will give .the office my entire attention. Respectfully,. CHAS. A. CHISHOLM, Farland, N. D. Political Advertisement Mark Your Ballot Political Advertisement “ - To McKenzie County Voters I wish to announce myself as an Independent candidate for the office of Sheriff. I have been living:on my farm near Charlson for over 12 years, and I am a member of the League. Your - support and vote -will be appreciated. - -Carl B. Hitland REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR REGISTER. OF DEEDS WALSH COUNTY - Allen Hoople [X] Your Vote and Influence Solicited and Will be Appreciated I am a life-long farmer and a member of the League. Political Advertisement of Deering, N. D. Democratic Nominee for the Office of Treasurer of McHenry County, N. D. Is.a man in every way qualified for the position to whieh his friends called him. He is a big man mentally, physically and morally; good natlt,xggs and likeable in every way. He has the deepest respect of his intimate friends and associates and friendships formed years ago have cemented and warmed ‘a8 time progresses. To kzhn;:v\}a;hénfx is dto like him and to gain his intimate riend. Thomas Johnston acquaintance is to become When the Nonpartisan League was in its infancy Mr. Johnston was . the first to put his name down and pay his six dollars, and not ‘only tha(;:?ehgf: i dao lfli: dtgyl:el lame ddxlg down m:io hxshpockg.t anot}_ &ut up several hundred p ce orfi:unza on when man, e timi . if they had not thrown their little six dollars awayy. i : Wondlerg_ad Mr. Johnston has never before sought office; nor does he expect for: this service, but his friends feel that he is deserving of some mcogr:i:iz;d::s m‘? he‘ilrpob:o him %o seek office of treasurgrt:g M«é{lm county, believing ther leaguers are made acquainted with him th i 3 ; : hun to a man, regardless of politics. < G ‘ey wfllvote Tor W. A.-Hageman, Deering, N. D. Nels Wahl, U ham, N. | .'.ii_: ¥ ,.Gnlorfiufi,heri_n‘%fi. D. Tho&nmfieulft:pfim;g.n.‘* o s o 3Je o renson, o D = % * M. A. McDonald, Deering, . D. H. Hamilton, fi"cfi‘,’,"m,,?n ¢ Wm. 3. M AN D e .2 Tom Olgon, Deering,