Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-09-28
ALL IS HUSTLE.
Everything is on the Move in the Re-
publican Headquarters at Grand
Forks.
Central Committee Receives Encourage
ing Reports from Various Parts
of the State,
Itineraries of Speakers Being Com
pleted and Details of the Cam
paign Arranged.

Grand Forks, Sept. 2G.-The city was
full of politicians yesterday and Sun
day and there was general hustle
around the republican Headquarters,
The organization throughout the state
which has been pushed from the state
headquarters is progressing very fav-
orably and Secretary NJ. H. Jewell says
that the reports that are coming in are
very favorable and that the organiza-
tion, when completed, which is prac-
tically the case now, it will be the most
thorough since any attempt was made
in that direction in the state. Every
county is being polled by the local
committees and full reports sent to tie
state headquarters, where they are
compiled for future use, and will be of
great benefit when the actual cam
paign opens all over the state which
will occur the first of the month. Con-
siderable work has already been done
in the way of speech making by the
various candidates for state and county
offices, but many of the county conven-
tions were not held till last week and
in some counties, as in the case Of
Cavalier, the convention has not vet
been held, but will be the early part
of the week.
Col. w. Fl. Robinson was here from
Mayville yesterday and says that the
republicans of Trail county put up a
strong county ticket and that the Or
ganization in that county is very
strong and that the story that will be
told in that section of the state on the
9th day of November will have a de-
cided republican cast. He says that
harmony prevails everywhere and that
the republicans are all putting their
shoulders to the wheel and that he is
not at all doubtful of good majorities
for all the republican candidates.
Hon. Ormsby McHarg of Jamestown,
who was member of the state legis-
lature from the Twenty-third district
at the last session and who is a can
didate for state senator from the same
district this fall, says that the organi-
zation in stutsman county was the
strongest in the history of the county
and that the county would show a ma
jorlty of $50 on the republican side of
the ledger at the election this fall. He
says the contrary tu the reports that
have been circulated by some, the Ger
mans OF that section will all support
the republican ticket, both state and
national, and that President Mckinley
will receive an especially enthusiastic
support All factions of the party
have been harmonized in stutsman
county, he says, and every republican
in the county will work from this time
till after the election for the success
of the entire ticket.
D. H. Mcmillan, the republican can
dldate for state treasurer, came in from
Langdon Sunday evening and will re-
main at the state headquarters for
few days. He says that if the repub-
llcans of Cavalier county put up fair
ly strong ticket at their convention to-
day there is no doubt but what they
can carry the county by good major
tiles. and that is what he confidently
anticipates. He believes that the out
look in all parts of the state is very
satisfactory, and that the thorough
work that is being done will show great
results at the polls this fall.
Attorney General Cowan, who was
in the city Sunday enroute home from
trip to the Twin cities, says that the
campaign is progressing very satisfac-
torily around Devils Lake, and that he
thought he would receive the nomina-
ton for judge of the Second judicial
convention to be held in the near fu-
ture, although there would be quite a
fight put up against him.
At the state headquarters all the de-
tails OF the campaign are being COM
pleted and the itineraries of the various
candidates being arranged.