Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1916-11-03
Sioux County Man
For Representative
Every Sioux County Voter Should sup-
port John M. carien.n For Repre-
sentative in Legislature

Every citizen interested IN IN
welfare and development Of Siou
county wants this county represent
ed in the next session of the Nort]
Dakota Legislature, Sioux count!
is in the same Legislative distric
with Adams and Hettinger counties
The district is entitled to thre
Representatives and one State Sen
ator.
| There are two candidates 70
State Senator, both from Hettinge
county, which insures that count.
representation in the legislature nj
matter whom Of the, two candidate
are elected. For Representative
there are six candidates, four o
whom are from Adams county, ane
as there are three to be: elected, al
least two Of them are sure to com.
from that county.
| The other two candidates fol
Representative are from Sioux
county. They are j. NJ. Carignar
of Fort Yates, who received the re
publican nomination at the primar.
les in June, and the Non-Partisan
League independent candidate
Robert Goudreau. If the people ol
Sioux county are going to have one
of the representatives the only way
to get him is for every voter to
mark his ballot for j. M. Carignan.
At the primary election Mr.. Carig-
nan received the largest vote of any
candidate on the republican ticket
in the county, receiving 287 votes
to his opponents GA, and he should
be given the same 4pte next Tues
day.
Mr.. Carignan is making an active
campaign, and returnedilast Friday
from q trip through Adams and
Hettinger counties, and he will re-
ceive a strong endorsement there.
On the other hand Goudrean has
made no campaign and has no
chance Of being. elected. sA:vote forr
,Goudreau is simply a.vote against
Sioux county's chance ofarepresen-.
tation,. as it. will only benefit one
of the Adams county candidates.
Personally Goudreau ,is a fine fell
low and would be good man for
the place if he had any chance Of
being elected.
In a new county like Sioux there
is always need for; remedial legisla-
tion to fit local conditions. There
is no man in the county better fitted
nor more able to represent the
county than Mr.. Carignan and he
should have the support Of every
voter in the county regardless of
sectional feeling or party affiliation
He is making the campaign at a
great personal sacrifice and the peo-
pie should show their appreciation
by voting for him next Tuesday. i
Below are reprinted two clippings
from newspapers in Hettingcr
which shows that sentiment
away from home also favors Mr..
Carignan.
: The Mott Spotlight, published at |
Mott, Hettinger county, last week
aid:
''The voters Of Hettinger county |
1--WE it to themselves to give O strong |
md united vote for John Carignan
'or the legislature. He is the first
md only representative on the re-
publican ballot from the, new county |
If Sioux and, it is the first time |
hat the Indians of the Standing !
Rock have had chance to send a
representative to our state legisla-
;ure. Hettinger county can elect
or defeat Mr.. Carignan.' -
The New England Herald, pub
|ished at New England, Hettinger
sizes up the situation this
way:
j.. NJ. Carignan, regular repub-
lican nominee for state representa-.
tive from the 49th Legislative dis
trict, was in New England for few
hours the first of the week in the
interests OF his candidacy. The
district is entitled to three repre-
and one senator. 1t hap
pens that Hettinger county is fur
the candidates for the SEN
ate while Adams county has four or
five candidates out for represe nta-
tive. If three candidates were
elected from Adams county it would
leave Sioux county without repre-
This would not be Civ.
ing the new county square deal
but the voters will probably see to |
it that Mr.. Carignan is one of their
choice on November 7th."
Inspector Disqualified
E. L. Carter has been appointed
of porc,nine npecinct for I