Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-06-24
Candidates For
1 League Voters
Seek Legislative and County
Ticket Nominations On
Wednesday Next

A an apother week the campaign pre-.
eeding the nominating primary cleo
1tion will be over and the earlier re-
'tnrns will show if the tireless efforts
:o the campigners 6or the cause of
the progressive measures of the far
,hiers have won the day.
!: t+Again this year, as in the two
.previous elections. the nonpartisan
aeegue in this county presents to the
voters for consideration at the nomi.
mating election neGt Wednesday can
sdidates for legislative and county
office as we'll a complete state and
ajudiclary ticket.
/ This year the interest in the no.
|minating primaries again finds its
center in. not so much the easy jobs
and sinecures at the court house as it
does in the nominating and electing
Ito the state legislature from this
county-the Eighteenth District-ef
men to represent US as law makers at
Bismarck who are both farmers and
men of brains-men who are honest
to- goodness farmers and sons of far
mers and can be depended upon to
see that the progressive measures
that stand for the industrial program
and policies Of the league are net
sidetracked by the coterie of fawn-
ing politicians that represent the
rank and file of the opposition of cur
states betterment-the I. V. A..
i The leagues candidates seeking
the republican nomination at next
i Wednesdays primaries Ludwig Ped
,terson, of Langdon, John McCallum,
tof Calvin and John M. Peterson of
I.Mona, have been selected and en-
I,dorsed by their fellow members OF
aIsttssss league, because they are, fully
4conversant with the needs and aspi.
4rations of labor. They are not OF
the politician stamp of men, used Il
the biennial hutterfiy chasing OF
vsntes, but farmers who know where
in the past the law has failed to lie.
gislate with a fairness to the tile,
of the soil. Neithsr are they office
seekers, but men who have been
drafted as Legislative candidates
by aheileague membership of the whole
county. Their record merely shows
that they have served we'll and faith
fully >on the school board or as town.
ship supervisor Of their home neigh
borhood. But in life work they
have an experience that will stand
them in good stead in the Honae of
Representatives They are farmers
who did their own work, have dane is
well and can be sdepended on to rem
der you a service as lawmakers that
will further the state adainis ira tion 8
progresslye .program- The league g
legislative candidates are worthy of
our confidence and support.
On the county ticket Rhich for
she first time in Ahe election of this
gear is nom party and not given po-
Aitical designation on the ballot, will
be found five candidates for office who
have behind them the leagues endor-
cement and support. They are Ed
ward Greene, of Mona. for sheriff; !;
a. "A. Krahn. of Langdon for clerk
Of eanrt.; G. Grims0n. Of Langdon for
re election as states attorney; H. E.
Dorval for county judge and Fred
Borusky for register of deeds.
!. Character and qualification are
now the essentials looked for IN the
selecting of acandidate for position in
public Office and no longer ,is it re-
eognized that party feaiCy should be
rewarded with a court house job.
In the case If Mr.. Greene for sheriff
A. "A Kr ahD for clerk of court and
Fres Borusky for register of deeds
they are men who in rural life have
shows an intimate knowledge of the
duties of the Offices sought. Mr..
Crimson has distinguished himself
with record of fitness ss the
eounty's legal advisor during Ten
srei Of the office of states attorney
and Sue aame it may be said is al
predaminating feature in the career
of Judge Doryal, who nas been of
untold service to the people during
the years he has pre.ided over the
county court
The leagues 8 candidates on both
the Legislative and county ticket are
men you all know. They deserve
your confidence and should have your
support at the polls next Wednesday. |