The Dickinson press., 1916-11-04

Ing SHALL Slduly DrlnS CNlS maCCer TO
the knowledge Of any of the electors
at the coming general election with
whom l may happen to come in con-
tact" H. R. Berndt, States Attorney,
Burleigh County, Bismarck.
"My best wishes for your success in
landing the Normal School on the
Slope."|. M. Baer, Cartoonist for
the Nonpartisan Leader, Fargo.
II feel sure that the proposed
Normal School at Dickinson would De
a fine tonic for the educational inter-
ests of our state" Rudolph Acher,
Professor of Psychology, Valley City
Normal.
II beg to state that I will not only
, be pleased to vote in favor of this
amendment but that I will do what 1
can to secure a good vote for it in
this locality."-E. J. Funke, Ana
moose,
II shall be very glad to cooperate
with you in working for the State
Normal School at Dickinson. l am
for it because the Slope needs it,
P. D. Norton, Candidate for Congress
Third Congressional District.
II am writing to express my en-
dorsement of the location and estab-
lishment of a school at Dickinson.
There is no reason why our citizens
should not endorse the western
school"-President Mcfarland, Valley
City Normal.
1--WE are going to do everything to
assist you in getting the school, and
will give you a strong editorial Sat-
urday. We want to see the Slope
prosper and believe that it should
have a Normal School,. P. Dotson,
Editor Fargo Forum, Fargo.
II have overlooked an oppor-
tunity to put in a good word for the
State Normal School to be located at
Dickinson. The southwestern part of
the state is fairly entitled to one of
the state educational institutions."-
Governor L. B. Hanna, Bismarck.
~ can ssure you that we are
boosting for the Dickinson Normal
School and l am positive that you will
get it. The fact is you should have
had it before this."-William Lemkc,
Chairman Republican Central Com
mittee, Fargo.
Gail they have to do is to get it
before the people that they want a
Normal school out here and need one
and I don't think there will be any
trouble but what they will get it,
Honorable Lynn Fraser, Republican
Candidate for Governor.
81 cannot conceive of anything bet
fn,p far nS11y1,r0,, 4lo~ Ill., o-,-
of this Normal School. It means a
large permanent population added to
Dickinson, besides many transients
who will live there most of the year."
j. c. Young, Minneapolis.
"There is a good feeling every
where. Even though the school has
not been established I find myself
planning a foundation of a great
Normal that will be a credit to those
who r helping to establish it, and
the whole state as well."-L. F. Craw-
ford, President State Board of Reg
ents, Sentinel Butte.
"There is no question but that all
the voters of my company will re-
member the Normal School for Dick-l
inson. It is to the interest of the en-
tire Slope, furthermore, we are
camped right alongside the Dickinson
company and there is the best of
feeling and good comradship between
the two organizations, so you can rest
assured that every vote will be favor
able. l am, however, writing to my
l~ieutenants to make sure."-G. l..
Solum, Captain Co. F, Mandan.
"We are heartily in sympathy with
you because the western part of the
state has never had it's share of any
of the things and our sympathy is
with the west. We will make it a
point to to bring it to the attention
Of the members Of the legislature i'm
mediately after election and will seek
to impress it upon their minds that
the west is entitled to the widows
mite."]. J. Youngblood, Fessenden.
ut is my impression that there is
little serious opposition to it."-U. S..
Senator A. ]. Gronna, Lakota.