The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1920-05-21
GOVERNOR / 0 { FRAZIER /!
FOR THIRD TERM.

their program. Farmer and Labor
I delegates were agreed that the men
who had served them we'll in office
should be returned to carry on the
4 work they have undertaken. Lynn
j. Frazier was named for third
term amid enthusiastic cheers. 1t
! was the same with Lieutenant Cow
ernor Howard r. Wood; John N.
Hagan, Commissioner Of Agricul-
ture and Labor; S. "A. Olsness,
Commissioner of Insurance; Con-
gfessmen Baer and Sinclair and
Frank Milhollan and c. F.. Dupuis,
railroad commissioners. Their SER
vices were lauded and no one dream
ed Of nominating candidate against
them.
Good feeling pervaded the entire
convention. For most Offices de-
manding new timber the delegates
had but one man in mind. The
few that were contested were bal-
loted for and the moment the ball.
lot was announced the sponsors Of
the defeated candidates moved to
make the nomination unanimous.
Several delegates were in favor of
endorsing Senator A. J. Gronna to-
succeed hiself but an Overwhelming
majority of the members >of the
convention were for President Ladd.
The Gronna men quickly moved for
unanimous Endorsement OF Dr. Ladd.
In commenting DR.. Ladd's services
TO the people of North Dakota c..
p Peterson of Towner county said
che has refused the overtures of
private interests which sought him
Fo, vol 11y0 ~ hi
abilitv to them but that he might
be prevented from using his talents
in behalf of the grain growers OF
the nation.
Cahill for Secretary Of State
Senator j. I. Cahill Of Grant
chairman Of the state at
fairs committee, was enthusiastlcal-.
ly endorsed for secretary Of state.
Being one of the delegates he was
called upon for a speech. He said
.smy only hope is>>that have sense
enough, and grit enough to stand
by the men who are trying to put
this. program across" This briefs res
mark and the knowledge of what
sCahill has done. for the farmer
cause brought him round q
cheers. III :. q @ Isl Emf 10, So.
The labor delegation proposed D.
Il. Poindexter Of JAMESTOWN for
state auditor and the farmers did
not propose other names. Mr.
Poindexter is a railroad telcgrapher.
active in union affairs He en-
listed in 1917 and spent two years
In the service. r. H. Walker OF
Yucca, vigorous champion Of the
League in the House Of Representa-
tives, was unanimously endorsed {or
state treasurer. ~. F2
Le.nke is Praised S
Senator CahLl proposed the name
or William Lemke tor attorney gen
e-al. ST have seen him work until
q O'clock In the morning and have
known him to be up and at 1t again
at 4 O'Clock. He has saved the
state thousands by mis- tireless en-
ergy. % He is man who does not
want. the Office and must make great
sacrifices to accept It," President
Townley rose to pay tribute to the
hon he styled "the big
gest man in the Nonp partisan league
today. His services, continued
Mr., Townley, to the national or
ganization are nValua BILE. But bad
as we, need him there we believe
that we need him more in North.s
Dakota. Our success outside the !
state depends to q large extent on
0llr success inside. II you cal. can
make q success in North Dakota
with Mr. Lemke as q membe Or
the Industrial Commission, guar
antee to you that will see that we
are successful IN every state In the
union. }ss !, ,ss !. .2 :, VA
Miss Ruth M johnson Of, Steele
county was the choice Of the dele
9afAs Sc A. state superinte endent- Or
She is at present at the
head Of the Tiega schools and has g
taught; In North Dakota more thap
ten wears. She is a graduate Sof
the ValleYsG Gity ornal School and and I
the e@Unfveraity of onsin Shes
fs daughter of9 Z Representative s.
W. Johnson Df Steele count
I: 6, w Vi Nc Dome representatiYesI !
in the legislature for fonr years andsl
ind experienced railrOad man was
drafted to fill the place Of 8.
Aandahl who wish hes to- tire fronltl
the railroad comm issi0 nersh1p Seth
Richardson OF Earg0. \. toEney andS q
f1,rrmer service man, was given en the
unanimous approval Sof the g. conyen7 z
nm for the supT TenleN court
N 'sE { Pendray ucceetls 4 Young
s ma succeed Cong gressman Yonnga
Il the second district ator hoInS.ssI 9, 4.
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WasS named Senator Pcndray alaa f1as sl
aarVed eight years IN the legisl atur.at It
aud 81 Of Janlesto q. an |
as,s,nca that. ha alwayss found II H
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M have been auth orizeda to sayd
Ehat labof il back him up to StheI
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,iaa districts met district eau
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