The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-21
PROGRESSIVES TO
RALLY AT BISMARCK
EITHER GRoNNA OR HELGEsEN
WILL COME FROM WASHING
TON TO MAKE ADDRESS.


Bismarck, n. D., May 21.-The Pro-
gressive Republican league Of North
Dakota has issued invitations for a
public banquet and get together meet
ing to be held at the armory in Bis
marck, Friday evening, June z. over
500 persons viii be in attendance from
all parts Of the state. invitations have
been extended to Senator Gronna and
Representative Helgesen and one Of
them will deliver the grafton Of the
evening on A Message From LaFol-
lette. Thomas Marshall Of Cakes will
preside as toastmaster.
Among those who have already ac-
copied the invitation are r. M. Pollock,
Fargo, president of the league; Sidney
Adams, Fargo, secretary; Harry N.
Tucker, Courtenay, chairman of execu-
tive committee and manager Of LaFol-
lette's North Dakota campaign; James
A. Buchanan, candidate for governor;
George M. Young, Valley City, and
Henry ]. Bessesen Of Harvey, candi-
dates for congress from the Second
district; Joseph Devine of Minot and
Secretary Of State P. D. Norton, candi-
dates for congress from the Third dis
trict; A. T. Kraabel of Clifford, candi-
date for lieutenant governor; Thomas
Hall Of Bismarck, candidate for secre-
tary of state; Commissioner Of Insur-
ance Walter Taylor, State Auditor d.
K. Brightbill, Carl o. ~Jorgenson, candi-
date for state auditor; A. E.. Hutchin-
son, Minnewaukan. candidate for COM
missioner of agriculture; Attorney
General Andrew Miller, Railroad Com
m~issioners w. H. Mann, w. H. Suits
man and o. P. N. Anderson, Joe Purcell
of Fargo, candidate for railroad com
missioner; James M. Hanley, Mandan,
candidate for state senator, and George
Totten Of Bowman.
Music will be furnished by a band
and orchestra. The arrangements are
in charge of a committee consisting of
Carl Kostizky, Theodore Kogfel, I. G.
Davies, F. E. McCurdy and Senator
George WeIch, all of Bismarck.
Saturday was the last day allowed
by law for candidates to file state
ments and cuts with Secretary of State
Norton for 1912 publicity pamphlets.
There were 107 applications submitted,
twenty-seyen from the first congress
sional district, forty-six from the Sec
ond and thirty-four from the third.
The following will have statements in
the pamphlet:
First Congressional District-Charles
F. TempIeton, Charles Spencer, A. A.
Bruce, O. ]. Sorlie, Andrew Miller,
Robert Clendering, e. j. Taylor, ]. T.
rA..n.44 XEy - D1oHA Tnpnne n D.NSn-
son., Dorr Rose, w. C. Taylor, Tom
Hall, w. H. stutsman, W. H. Mann, o.
p. N. Anderson, L, B. Hanna, H. T..
Helgesen, A. M. Lodmell, NJ. w.
Spaulding, B. w. Fowler, B. w. Shaw,
John w. Ogren, Thomas Devaney, r.
]. Gardiner, Frances Wagar, Carl Jor-
genson.
Second District-Paul J.. Moen, Les
ter Briggle, L. j. Wehe, John H. Kirk,
A. L. Nelson, J.. A. Coffey. Eta H. Mil
Ter, Lydia Hinman, A. e. Hutchinson,
George NJ. McKenna, G. w. Buttz,
George C. Bope, James Buchanan,
Frank S. Henry, j. 7. Hoge, e. L. Du-
ell, d. r. Streeter, r. K. Batter, James
Kaue, John F. Cowan, Thomas A Col
Tins, Arthur H. Sherman, John j. Doyle,
Victor WARDROBE, T. H. Burke, Lee
Combs, @. j. Lee, G. r. Nelson, S. H.
Pitkin, r. F. Fritz, John f. Randall
Homer Resler, George M. Young, w. p
futile, John B. Fried, Charles H. stan
ley, j. r. McLain, Dan Wright, Frank
White, e. w. Gilbertson, Alex r.
Wright, Adam BoIlinger, Hugo Rem
ington, George p. Jones, Frank o
Hellstrorn, w. HI. winchester.
Third District-P. d. Norton, Alfred
BIaisdell, w. r. Bond, Knute T. Ha.
gen, J. q. Brown, N. Davis, w. G. Gill
breath, George Mcclellan, George A
Totten, j. e. Shaw, r. p. Groves, &c
Hoverson, ]. w. Colman, o. J.. Clarke
X. e. Burgett, Walter j.. johnson, H
r. Berndt, r. "A. Nestos, G. B. Heine-
meyer. A. l.. Martin, G. A. Johnson
Charles r. McClosken, Robert Nor:
helm, Gunder Reishns, William Muir,
ray, Oscar Hanson, HI. L. Ffnke. James
Hanley, James Johnson, Herman En-.
dreson, l.. F. Clausen, r. A. Baker, w
L. Nuessle, Joe Devine.
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