The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1918-04-04
FRAZIER AGAIN
HEADS TICKET
HOWARD WOOD FOR LlEUTEN.
AMT GOVERNOR
All Present Officials Endorsed With
Exception of Three-Young for
Congress
State Ticket

Reimbursed.
Lieutenant Governor-Howard R.
Wood, Deering, speaker of the lower
house at the Fifteenth legislative as
sembly.
Secretary of State-Thomas Hall,
Fargo Reimbursed
Auditor-Carl r. kositzky, Bis
marck, Reimbursed.
Treasurer-Obert H. Olson. Bow
man. member of Fifteenth legislative
assembly.
Attorney General--William LANCER,
Mandan, Reimbursed.
Commissioner of Agriculture and
Labor-John N. Hagan. McHenry
county, Reimbursed.
Superintendent of Public Instruc
tion-N. C. Macdonald, Bismarck, re-
indorsed.
Commissioner of Insurance-S. A.
Olsness, Sheyenne, Reimbursed.
Commissioner of Railroads-S. ].
Aandahl, Lichville, Reimbursed; Char
les F. Dupuis. Temple, member of Fif-
teenth legislative assembly; third
place left open.
Supreme Court Justice-Harry A.
Bronson, Grand Forks, assistant attor-
ney general.
Congressional Ticket
Congressman from First District
John M. Baer, Fargo, Reimbursed.
Congressman from Second District
George M. Young, Valley City, re.
Endorsed.
Congressman from Third District
James H. Sinclair. Kenmare. member
of Fifteenth Legislative assembly.
Again naming Governor Lynn j.
Frazier as their standard bearer. the
Nonpartisan league state convention
indorsed complete state ticket, with
the exception of one member to the
railroad commission which was left
open, and representatives to congress
from the three North Dakota districts
at Fargo Tuesday night.
The entire Nonpartisan ticket of
two years ago was Reimbursed with
the exception of Lieutenant Governor
A. +. Kraabel and two members of the
railroad commission, S. ]. Aandahl of
Litchville being the only member re-
Endorsed. Howard r. Wood of Deer
ing, speaker of the lower house at the
last legislative assembly. was nomin-
ated without opposition for lieutenant
governor.
Olson for Treasurer
Obert H. Olson of Bowman. men,
ber Of the lower house, was nominated
as the league candidate for state
treasurer to succeed John Steen of
Rugby, and Harry A. Bronson of
Grand Forks. at present serving the
state as assistant attorney general,
was given the Endorsement for su-
preme court justice to succeed A. A.
Bruce of Grand Forks.
Indorse congressman
For congress the delegates gave
their Endorsement to John M. Baer of
Fargo, First district; George M.
Young of Valley City. Second district,
and James H. Sinclair of Kenmare,
Third district.
Congressman Baer was elected to
congress from the first North Dakota
district by the Nonpartisan league a
year ago to fill the unexpired term of
H. T. Helgesen. Congressman Young
has served the second district of the
state for two years. Mr.. Sinclair, who
was indorsed for congress from the
third congressional district to succeed
Congressman P. D. Norton. was elect
ed to the lower house of the state
legislature on the Nonpartisan ticket
year ago.
Governor Lynn ]. Frazier's name
was put before the convention by c. p.
Peterson of Towner with the declara.
tion that the pleasure was his to
nominate the best governor the Unit.
ed States has ever known" A motion
was Immediately put by dozen dele
gates that the nominations be closed
and that an unanimous bollot be cast
for Governor Frazier.
Tom Hall to Get Support
The endorsement of Secretary ol
State Thomas Hall, Attorney General
William LANCER Commissioner of Ag
riculture and Labor John N. Hagan
Superintendent of Public instruction
N. c. Macdonald. and Insurance Com
missioner s. A. Olsness. all elected by
the Nonpartisan league two years ago
was made unanimous, as were the in
dorsement of the three representa-
tives to congress. John M. Baer was
Endorsed without opposition.
L. l. Stair of Bottineau, Dell Patter
son Of Donnybrook, and E. A. Bowman
of Kuhn, were elected members Of thu