Morris tribune., 1912-05-10
CORDIALLY RECEIVED.
Candidacy of C. P. Carlson is
Unanimously Endorsed

tive Office received the cordial support
that has been accorded to C. P. Carl
son, who two weeks ago announced
himself as a candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination for the legislature,
Knowing that our readers would be
interested in finding out how Mr..
Carlson's candidacy is being received
in the other counties of the district.
we are reproducing the editorial Zen
dorsements which he received. The
HermanReview reprinted the editorial)
comment which appeared inThe Tribune
with further comment. The other
papers in the outside counties. COM
mented as folluws:-
Elbow Lake Herald &C. P. Carl
son, of the township of Swan Lake.
Stevens county, is candidate for the
Republican nomination for represent
ative from this legislative district.
In his published announcement he
Says: eff nominated and elected as
hope to be, promise my constitu-
ency faithful, conscientious and
honest discharge of the duties of this
Office. Having become candidate
with full knowledge of the important
responsibilities of this office l assure
the voters of this district that / shall
lendeavor to meet and discharge those
responsibilities to the very best of my
ability in the interest of all the people
of this district and will so conduct
my campaign as to remain free to per-
form them. I earnestly appeal to my
many friends throughout the district
for their support during this cam
paign. and though l shall be Dusy
with farm work, shall endeavor to
see you all personally before the
Lpolls close in September. -
Mr. Carlson is town clerk and be-
fore coming to Stevens county was
for six years county commissioner
in Barnes county. N. D. His neigh
bors and those who know him best
vouch for his ability and honestly,
and declare he will prove very popu.
lar candidate in Stevens county and
are confident he would at all times
carry out the wishes of his constitu-
Iency. Too often representatives mis-
represent majority of the people
who have elected them. Of Mr.
Carlson it is said he measures up
four square, anu will stand without
hitching.
Browns Valley Tribune AS Tray
e:se county has the senator. Grant
and Stevens counties are each entitled
to member of the House from this
legislative district. AS the member
from Stevens at the last session has
indicated he has aspirations to go
up step or two. Stevens county has
got busy, and last week Mr.. C. P.
Carlson, one of the we'll known and
progressive farmers of that county,
announced himself as a candidate.
Mr.. Carlson is known as a man of
good ability. strict integrity, and is
undoubtedly worthy of the support
lof. the people of this district. The
Morris Tribune speaks in the follow
ing commendable terms of the man
whom the people in our neighboring
county have put forward as the candi-
date they desire to represent them and
the district.
| (Here follows our endorsement of
Mr.. Carlson).
Wheaton Footprints Elsewhere
in this issue may be found the an
nouncement of the candidacy of Mr..
| c. P. Carlson of Stevens county for
representative in this legislative dis
trict. Mr. Carlson is highly spoken
of by his neighbors and commenting
on his candidacy the Morris Tribune
says:
(Here follows our endorsement of
Mr.. Carlson).
Wilkin County News &C. P. Carl
son, of Morris, has announced his
candidacy for representative from his
district. Mr.. Carlson is cousin of
C. P. Carlson, manager of the Ross
Lumber Co. yard at this place.
Oscar Arneson, formerly editor of
the Herman Review. but now of the
Chisholm Trir une-Herald, has this
to say &C. P. Carlson. farmer re-
siding in Swan Lake township in
Stevens county, has filed for the
house position from the fifty seventh
district in the legislature made vacant
by the entry of Spooner for gubernat-
orial honors Carlson comes from a
Swedish settlement in Stevens that
extends well into Grant county, that
has not taken very kindly to Spooner
at any stage of his legislative career
and ever since the Morris man befod.
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