The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-03

monial ever rendered republican
gubernatoriaI candidate.
Mr.. Johnson himself is making a
whirlwfnd campaign and while the
time is too short to meet all OF the
voters personally before the primar-
| les, he is met by large and enthusiast
tic crowds wherever he goes. The
voters are certain that in Nominating
and electing the republican candidate
! they will be exalting to the highest
executive Office in the state a man
who will be governor in every sense
of the word. Having lived in North
Dakota many years and understand
ing the states needs thoroughly he
can be depended upon to do the right
thing at every stage of the game.
Williston State. The State is
| pleased to see how the people feel re-
| garding Congressman Hanna, who Sc
| cured the appropriation for our gov
| eminent building. He has taken a
| deep interest in the matter from the
first and when he was informed that
| North Dakota could only have two
| government buildings this session, and
possibly only one, he readily stated
| that Williston was his first choice
and Mandan the second. The peo-
| pie of the city of opportunity are
never ungrateful as a class, and the
vote that Mr.. Hanna receives from the
| republicans of this section at the
primaries will show that he is APP
preciated He has been worth a hum
! dred Gronnas to the city of oppor-
| tunity.
Walcott Pioneer: L. B. Hanna,
candidate for congress, has his an
| nouncement in this issue Mr. Han
ma has made good up to this time, and
we know of no better man fo- the
| position to which he aspires. If YOU
have the best interests of our state
at heart it is your duty to see that
| competent men are sent to congress.
| Congressman Hanna has Won the con-
fidence of his constituents through
honest and effective work, and should
receive the endorsement of every re-
publican in the state.
Glen Ullin Leader: Commissioner
of Agriculture Gilbreath has announc-
ed himself as a candidate for re-elec-
! ti"n o the office of agriculture and
labor and his candidacy is meeting with
enthusiastic support all over the state.
| There is no man in the state of North
Dakota who deserves so much from
the people as Commissioner Gil
breath, for he has as commissioner
in the past four years done more
than any man 10 boost and advertise
the state and it's resources.
| 49,.
| Bottineau Courant' The only argu-
ment we have seen offered against
| the return of Senator McCumber and
Congressman Hanna is that they did
not vote against the republican or
ganization AS they are both repub-
licans, are representatives of re-
publican state and owed their cleo
ton to republican votes. was not
such course the consistent one to
take? Should they have voted with
the democrats?
Crary Public Opinion; The Opinion
is pleased to support Hon. l.. B. Han
ma of Fargo for denomination to con-
gress. We have carefully watched Mr..
Hanna's position while in congress and
find that he is active and alert al
ways lending a helping hand and voice
where the interests of his constituents
are at stake. Mr.. Hanna is the maxi
ing of a good congressman.
Wyndmere Pioneer: Senator Me-
Cumber is now on the up grade to
recovery. During his illness his friends
have guarded and advanced his in
terests in the political canvass His
record in the u. S. senate is approved
by the people Of North Dakota. In
dications all point to a good ma
jority for the senator at the primary
election.
Lisbon Free Press: Senator Nc
Cumber will be somewhat handicapped
by not being able to enter upon a
speaking tour, during the progress of
the primary campaign. He is still
confined In the hospital at Washing
ton, as a result of the surgical OPP
Grafton performed upon him.
Lisbon Free Press: Congressman
l.. b. Hanna is receiving some very
nice. but deserving notices in the state
press for the vim and vigor with
which he serves his constituency in
washington. Mr.. Hanna is neglecting
no opportunity to advance the ma :
terial interests OF North Dakota.