Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-09

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for senator from Towner county.
Dick Wenzel," of Rugby, is a candl-
date fer states attorney of Pierce
county.
A. V. Harris of Steel, Kidder county.
is a candidate for the republican NOM
inatiOn for sheriff.
Senator AISLE J .Gronna of Lakota, at
present the Junior senator from this
state, is a candidate for reelection.
The 2Sth senatorial district has a
republican candidate for that office by
the name of H. ". Allen of Braddock.
State Senator Cashel of Grafton has
announced his candidacy for the dem
ocratic nomination to the U. S. e n
ate.
Gilbert Elken of Trail county is out
with an announcement OF his candl-
dacy for reelection to the state SEN
ate.
Theodore Feland of n commission.
er district in Morton county, has no
opposition for the republican nOmina.
ticn.
Andrew Kirkeide OF Churches
Ferry, has his hat in the ring for the
nomination for senator in Benson
county.
Fort Berthold fosters a candidate
for the state legislature in E. d.
Stead, who wants to represent Noun
trail county.
Hon. Leslie A. Simpson of Dickin.
son has entered the republican lists
for congressman from the third North
Dakota district.
E. H. Stubblefield of Cando has an
nounoed himself as a candidate for
sheriff of that county. Mr.. Stubble.
field is a democrat.
Mr.. Kelley of Grand Forks, who
has ben frequently mentioned as the
democratic possibility for governor,
states he is not a candidate.
Col. Fl. r. Biting, for four years
states attorney cf Morton county,
has announced his candidacy for state
senator from the goth. district. So
Former speaker of the house, J.. NJ.
Hanley, Mandan, has stated that he
is not a candidate for senatorial hon
ors from the Both senatorial district.
IRON Renville county comes the
report that "A. M. Fruh has entered
the lists for the republican nomina-
ton tc the legislature from that dis
trict.
Editor George Landon of Hebron,
has forsaken the editorial quill-push-
ing to seek political honors. He wish
es to be county judge eli Morton
county.
F. c.. Heffron of Dickinson is a
candidate for attorney general on the
republican ticket to succeed Hon. An
drew Miller, who is candidate for
United States senator.
George Christensen has been up.
pointed tc the democratic county CON
mittee of Golden Valley county, to
fill the place left vacant by the resig-
nation of NJ. H. jefferson.
" a..
c. B. Heinemeyer of Beulah, former
ly in the land department at Bis
marck, has announced his candidacy
for state senator. That district com
prises Dunn, Mercer and Oliver coun-
ties. .5st,E
William LANCER, assistant states
attorney of Morton county, wishes to
have the assistant" removed by the
voters at the June primary election,
and the rest left for a handle to his
name.
The democratic county committee
of Pembina county, met at Hamilton.
Endorsement of = complete ticket was
made and every effort will be made
to keep contesting candidates out OF
the field.
DR.. II. j. Rowe, Of Casseltcn, a
prominent officer of the medical pro-
fession, and we'll known in all parts
of the state, is a candidate to sue
cced State Senator Gilbertson front
that district. =,
Hon. B. W. Shaw, formerly territor-
ial attorney for Morton county, has
SHE'D his hat into the ring for the
republican nomination for states at
tcrney. He was candidate for attorney
general two years ago.
Col. I. n. Steen, candidate for states
attorney Of Morton county, has been
appointed one of the commissioners
to go to Norway with Governor Hanna
when Lincoln's statue will be present
ed to the Norwegian nation.
ALFALFA is DOING BUSINESS.
During these rainy days. when the
farmers could not got into the fields
to SOW the wheat and other crops,
alfalfa has been growing full time.
1t has made q good growth, and the
moisture that has come will insure
a splendid crop.
The delay in seeding is quite q
handicap to the other crops, yet al.
falfa could take advantage of it.
And now that it has been SO we'll
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