The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, November 16, 1916, Page 8

-~ League Organizer and Three Farmers Party“ Warhorses” Have F allen. i our best. Success to the cause,” writes (Continued from page 6) Anthony Walton, Republican (League), 1874; Christensen, Democrat, 913; Burns, Democrat, 1071: District 32, Eddy and Foster counties —The vote was, two to elect: C. W. Mc- Donnell, Republican (League), 1509; O. H. Olson, Republican (League), 1604 Christianson, Democrat, 509. 3 District 33, Wells county — All League candidates elected. The vote- was: Senate, James A. Wenstrom, Republican (League), 1327; Allmaras, Democrat, 562. House, two to elect, J..N. Kunkel, Republican (League), 1634; Roy B. Weld, Republican (League), 1468 Hartl, Democrat, 367. - defeated by the Repubhcan candidates. The - vote counties - on the senate was: O. H. Opland, Independent . (League), 1041; Jacobson, Republican, 1250. Jacobson is also running ahead in Sioux county. The vote on the house, total three counties, three to elect, was: Byron B. Bobb, Independent, (League), 1114; O. B. Holden, Independent (League), 766; Goudreau, Independent (League), 611; . Moen, Republican, 1476; Stinge¥, Repub- lican, 1424; Carignan, Repeblican, 1466. THEY STUCK BY CASEY. Editor Nonpartisah League: in Hettinger and ~Adams . District 34, part of McHem‘y county— 1 inclose election returns of my precinct * The vote on the house was: Frank Lazier, - jn northern Kidder counts v, showing Republican (League), 1025; Keller, 286. .. ynanimous vote for most of the League { — One to elect. : candidates. I am proud of the vote and 2 o In this group are a Nonpartisan League organizer and three wide-awake farmers _ District 37, part of Richland county— the fact that we pulled Casey across in vt g in the neighborhood of Canby, Minn. After Organizer Fox (at the left of picture) The League lost all its candidates in this.. this precinct. The boys are right up to 2 had explained the program of the League the three Hanson brothers agreed that it district. The vote was: Senator, A. D. gnuff. > was the best farmers’ organization they had ever joined. The three brothers are Hansen, Democrat (League), 748; ROLLAN V. WELD. .(left to right) Henry H., Christ H. and.Alfred H. Hanson. Carey, Republican, 1127. House, Anton - ° ; ¢ : i ) Lipovsky, Democrat (League), 834; Peter : 5 M f o “St.‘ k 99 Frisk, Democrat (League), 827; ~Ebel, . A SELF-MADE MAN Republican, 992; Myhre, Republican, 991.~ ~ Mr. John Bena of Lankin, N. D,, is a & - essages rom 1C ers District "10 Burke and Divide counties sgudént °§ fl]}e IlinwnHCommi;clal‘%c;’}l;gle. Y i : 2 L didate he Repub- . of Grand Forks. e writes ortly LECTION day was a holiday for ticket for state treasurer, got 35? of the i ThetLia%“;’ 5 C:}ll‘e !ha s on the lept‘::d after-coming to my position I was elected thousands of North Dakota 41 votes cast there, while Frazier got !can ticket for ouse were elec | ‘Assistant-Cashier and since that time my farmers, who watched with the them all. but the farmers’ Socialist candidate lost. -« 1,0 yos yeen raised three times. utmost glee the casting of bal- Charles Drew, writing from Ardock, The vote, three to elect, was as follows: Begjdes the pleasant work and the dis- : lots and counting of votes in the rural Walsh county, says: “Am mighty glad G. J. Brown, Republican (League), 2133; * tinction that comes to'one thru a like & ~ precincts. The enthusiasm their - that we have elected our judges.” On YV ikam O. Olson, Republican (League), - position,.I have acquired a keener insight b triumph inspired is reflected in the the judges the farmers had their real 2166; C. H. .Anderson, Soc?alist (League), into business transactions and I am able ! i hundreds of letters which began to flood fight and Mr. Drew’s elation at the result 893; Hendrickson, Republican, 1756, to see.and grasp opportunities which | i : i District = 42, Pierce - County—The otherwise would have been hidden. I am o ! the Leader offices the day after. There '.js that of every League farmer. The Y- the owner of six hundred and forty acres i ‘ were impromptu celebrations when the Qld Gang mever gave up in the supreme League completely successful, following . (o5 /9" ¢ her interests in this vicinity it vote was counted in practically all the ~court fight, but the farmers beat the Deing the vote, two members of the house . Uhich T have acquired since taking a = i country precincts. Letters which ac- politicians by a tremendous vote. to elect: -A. G. Lowe, ' Republican business tourse. The training I-received A ; companied the returns sent to the Leader I ona our Hiakat carcias a5 well iy (League), 1004; Andrew . Oksendahl, ‘ jn your college has contributed largely 2 express something of the feeling of o orv irecinet agsit did in this one Republican (League), 939; Hawk, Demo- ' to'my success and to all young_people i North Dakota’s sturdy citizenship when Long live the League and Leader,” Writee crat, 385; Cruden, Democrat 442, desiring to better themselves I' could i they knew their victory was .complete. 7 g ° %u o . sttnct 43, Renville county——Another recommend nothing better than to take i [ : H. J. Hanson of Brookside farm, Leeds, rti t Lea; Republi ‘g course in the Union Commercial 5 { The farmers are elated—there is no N’ p' My H ) inct in B nonpartisan victory, gue kepublican » - . i doubt of that. But they feel also the . - - Hanson’s precinct in Benson gng pemocratic candidates being elected. College” ‘We furnish students board for : i s ibility of their 7 iotor county was a banner one, and when he g, the senate, Edward Hametly: Repu- only $2.50. Wntejnr free catalog and | SponsibIlity of their sweeping VICIOTY: yknew that they “had stuck” there he pyican (Lea ), 1035; Da P "l particulars.:; cow AdveOiht 1 4« idn” 1” i “ ” g“e), yto emo- A i H We didn’t forget Casey!” exclaims wanted to be sure they “stuck” the same WG H 5 e 4 - crat, 374. For the house, G. Patterson, : enry Cuypers, writing from Dickey, throughout the state—and he knows they 3 -——'__—_\ ] s ; Democrat (League); 739; Shortndge, Re- 5 i i ~ R N. D., and sending in the vote of Russell - did now. 4 publican, 659. e | precinct, LaMoure county. = Casey, the “You will find the League ‘stuck’ here,” 2 B g Get One Ear ly | League candidate™ on. the Democratic”~ District 45, part;of McHenry eounty Q : says “James E.” McAdoo, writing from League candidates for senate and house To serve properly: one should : | ! Turtle Lake, McLean county. And so ‘elected. Vote on senate: Ole Ettestad, have a Casserole, they are indis- : :’hey_ dxg in I;he prlescmc;‘ returns il;-:os;ends(i Republican (League),866; Kramer, Dem- pe:n:;i;le o }Z‘t‘godfl cooked in them 1 B g5 recinct - No. . Frazier an .V . E. E. G re al e flavor. i WE CHA R GE THE SA ME }'AcArthur 7! Casey 71 and Steen 80! :;:?tiz::‘zbucan?t;::mt;ug; tfe Eealgxi, - We hgve a splelndxd line °1§ them : y i WE GIVE MORE .~ Alex Ferguson, Lankin, Walsh county, 919; Shults, Democrat, 333; Barnes, 70. le;u%mgflgdov:ag:&esm Ig?:fi;i i We. churgs the sime. 558 “vetisdainatlon expresses something of the feeling of his District 46, McLean county— The and Silver. * : 1 | and glasses as other firms—no more, no less neighborhood jn the hour of triumpk. League indorsed A. L. Maxwell, Republi- Nickel Casséroles _'_ 3 i | ;;tut ;:m?::'u;?; xh;:o rl:mecui: t‘i;le d:ct:‘}lmg He says: can, R. L. Fraser, Republican, and James Silver Casseroles .. i | manufacture and adjustment of glasses, and “If the rest of the precincts in this E. McAdoo, 'Socialist, for /the lower Royal Rochester & $7.00 i i1 :;:ren::gnflon to the welfare of our patients’ state have done as well as we did here house, electing Maxwell - and Fraser. Regular Guernsey, genuine § ! Lenses ground to correct all defects of the | ~then we have succeeded in doing what McAdoo was defeated. The vote was: - aluminite ware .......... $16.00 5 4 { eye .which: glasses; will; cure, we started out to do, and the little two- Fraser, 1643; Maxwell, 16565; Rice, Re- chocfi‘:“of‘“;lg:{o:: write us_and get your a3 % | e by-four politicians can never say the . publican, 1351; McAdoo, 692. Remember we have the' latest line of . D. D. Sullivan farmers car mot stick. Allow meé to LOSE IN -DISTRICT 49 il e dag gl e 1 i Wholesale and Retail Optical Specialist congratulate the League and its able District 49, Sioux, ‘Adams and Hettin- 1 i FARGO, N.'D. leaders for a job well done.” ger countles—The League’s’ ‘candidates H a%fg:fig‘fnt?ga CO- L3 § f“Congratulatmns on the grand outcome - for the senate and three for the house RS Dlomord Mot ety e s R R of the election in North Dakota and the -all ran as Indépendents and all were FARGO, N D I HIDES TANNED FOR 54 success of the League ticket,” says G. - : ; ‘ aldaddl A. Sletmoen of Walcott, N. D., sending i ] OLDEST TANNERY ctiblished 45 in the count in a banner R)chland county i o 1 Lelpslg, Germany. doin precinct. 3 : ; th “The strife is over and we have done ° S Uy A b ] A I 3 & £ S T D S R vt make bqg coats; gloves Send for PRICE-LIST, TAGS, mfl lGnme-Laws or send your Hides NORTH STAR FUR DRESS- " ING & DYEING WORKS, . 135 Frent Street, - St. Paul, Minn. 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D., written on the closing of the polls in View township, Williams county, is as bnef and to the point as that’ famous: message of, Commodore . Perry who,said, “We have met the. enemy Mr. Nelson says: : and they ‘are ours.” ““Am pleased to-report that ‘we have ~won_ here.” -1 “We are satlsfied " is the bnef mes- sage of Alfred Karlson: from. Burlexgh county, but it tells the story. iator and engine cover will .insure. easier es a lovely - Bristol & Sweet Hamess Co. j Fargo, N. D. . - ?Re,:c.aeds; Wnte for free catalogs faction guaran FARGO : or 12 Selectlons.\ Only $18.90 for the Outfit Can you afiord to be thhout mumc this wmter" ‘We doubt 1t. We are here: to seive:you.: Stone Plano Companj? Only*15 s puts a Columb Grafonola m your hcme “Satis-" cf ) GRAND FORKS