Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-22
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
Secretary of State Falley and Superin.
tendent Halland are Endorsed by
Their Counties.
Stark Selects a Delegation for Briggs
and Other Counties Nominate
Lists of Delegates.
Pleasing Compliment for the North
Dakota Troops from a San Fran
cisco Man.
Political Gatherings.
From Saturdays Daily.

Political Gatherings.
From Saturdays Daily.
The Stark county republican conven-
ton held at Dickinson elected the fol-
lowing Briggs delegation, delegates to
the state convention: John F. Young,
J. G. Thompson, Frank Kihm, r. H.
johnson, John w. Currie, Paul Messer,
r. j. Turner, w. A. Mcclure, H. Den
mis-, T. G. Way, VIM. Abel.
Sargent county elected thirteen dele
gates to the republican state conven-
ton, headed by Albert N. Carlblom,
candidate for state auditor. The dele
cation is for Lauder for the supreme
court judge. The county ticket is:
Representatives, Albert Peterson, T. L.
Taylor; states attorney, S. NJ. Lockerby;
sheriff, Peter Christianson; register of
deeds, II. II. Taylor; auditor, W. S.
Baker; treasurer, A. G. Dewey; county
Judge, L. D. Cooler; superintendent of
schools, A. NJ. Simpson.
There are two versions of the Minot
convention for Ward county, one of
them to the effect that Editor Wilson,
who is a candidate for secretary of state
carried the convention against Murphy
and another that "the opposition to
Murphy pretended to have control when
there was no ground for it."-which
sounds strange. This would indicate
lack of harmony-for the state central
committee to adjust.
Steele county has elected delegates
said to be favorable to Dave Bartlett for
governor, as follows: N. D. Cassel, l..
L. Goplerud, u. Wamberg, E. J. Nc
Gahan, F. II. Nelson, Chris. Halgren, j.
J. Ryder, Z. G. Boyce, G. Winslow, H.
S. Horner and A. r. Bacon.
The Trail county convention was
held yesterday. A telegram received in
the city last night states that Halland
carried the convention by a vote Of SO
out of l3l, and will be supported for re.
nomination as state superintendent of
public instruction.
Al ACSpOlOCAlt CAC VI lOtlCtE iCSS
says: There is considerable amusement
among the republicans on the Missouri
slope at the statements of tho Winship
literary bureau at Grand Forks that the
western part Of the state is favorable to
the Grand Forks editor for governor.
Certainly the editor of the literary out
put from Grand Forks in the interest of
Winship is either pitifully ignorant or
wilfully perverse in his fabrications.
The western part of the state will be
solid, but not for Winship. And it is
not surprising that this should be so,
inasmuch as Winship has for the past
year painted the slope as foul and in.
iquitous. incapable of goodness and not
susceptible of regeneration.
The western part of the state will &c
to the state convention against Winshir
from start to finish, and from present
indications successfully so. 1t is diff.
cult to see where the Winship men, even
the widest stretches of their imagina.
tions, can foresee a combination which
will land the Grand Forks editor in the
gubernatorial chair. It is not in the
cards, unless there are combinations
formed the like of which the state hat
never seen BEFORE"
!. !. Cavalier county elects an uninstructec
! delegation as follows: Henry Mclean
j. r. Mears, Jno. McCulloch, MARI
, Close, g. r. Van-Norman, Sam Prescott
H. Dun!ord, Jno. Balsdon, Peter Reid
: D. H. Mcmillan, Charles Chisholm
Jacob Spenst, P. McHugh, w. F. Win
! ter, w. H. Shepard.
! Of the county conventions that hav,
. been held so far, the state officers hav,
: been endorsed in every case where i
was asked for. Secretary of Stat
q Falley has an instructed delegation
= from Richland, Attorney General Cowal
from Ramsey, Insurance Commissions
. Fancher from Stutsman, Superintend
Q ent Halland from Trail and Commits
. sioner of Agriculture Thomas will hav
the Benson county delegation accordin,
to all reports.
Editor Winship's literary bureau con
l tinues it's knocking against the stat
administration-but judging from tn
. manner in which the administration ha
been endorsed though the state, i
. doesn't seem to have much effect excep
to prove that Winship has never an
will never support the republican part
except when he is recognized-with a
office-which is his idea of republican
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McHenry county has elected the TO.
lowing delegates to the state convention