Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-24
Pcmbina County.

BY C. r.. Green, Cavalier-There
will most likely be a smaller vote for
5 both tickets, but as several Nonpar-
tisans in this county have left the
Frazier Hagan crowd Nestos
will. carry this county as strong as
O'Connor who had a majority OF
1,107 votes. Candidates and initiated
measures will get about the same
number of votes. Attempts from GER
tain sources to create a split in the
Iva. ranks have had no noticeable
effects here.
Walsh County.
BY Gilbert Erickson, Lankin-The
Independents will get full vote at
the polls on election day this fall II
the weather. conditions are favorable
and we have good roads; / think the
Independent vote can be increased
ZEN per cent over the opposition.
know Of several instances where Nom
partisans have left their party ana
are going to support the Independent
candidates.; sentiment seems to be
somewhat stronger for the candidates
.han for the constitutional amend
n,ents and the Initiated laws. There
is no split In the Independent ranks.
Towner County.
4 BY J. j.. Kehoe, CANDID think. 1t
will be possible to increase the
O,Connor vote SO that the majority
inmfavor Of the I. y VA. candt dtdates
will be equivalent to a ten per cent
increase on the Independent vote last
!, eE vote will be cast but the Nest9s
{ majority will be greater. know of
specific instances where NonQa
X s.avesssin tbns.s ftisA1i afkl&,.
some sof them will support the lawS
+ ana iss the independently candidates.
Some Of them will stay at home. q
10 not think there will be much diff.
ference betweens the votes cas-. for the
amendment and the laws and those
cast for the, candidates. The at
tempts made by the league to split the
4 +. ". "a. have not in any manner af-
fected the Independent cause 81
Trail County. #
tBy Ole Eielson, Hatton-N Nestos
and the rest of the Independent can
diJates will have a bigger majority in
h Trail county than our ticket last fall
hen; ,Connor carried the county by
325 votes. Several Nonpartisans have
S1uit their crowd and will support the
independents; some will stay at home
being too disgusted with affairs in
Bismarck to vote and not yet ready
20 come over into our camp. There
will. in my opinion be just about the
same number of votes for, the candl-
dates and the laws. The attempts to
cause a, split in the L. v. A. ranks
have had no effect whatever in this
county.
Cass County.
BY Edgar L. Richter-,There will.be
an Increase in the Independent ma;
iority of over ten per cent in Cass
county; several peculiarly local con-
ditions lost votes for O'Connor last
fall. The enthusiasm among the Ia
Dor voters for the tNonpartisan league
has long since reached the highwa-
4 ter mark; / have met several union
men who used to boost for the league
crowd, but who are now with the In
dependents, laws and candidates. In
the county there are a number~ssoi
Nonpartisan ,leaguers, both men and
women, who will stay away from thes
polls on election day, and a good
many have gone over to our side;
know OF Ave near. Kindred and re.
ports from other places in the coun'
ty indicate a somewhat similar s1tua
tion there. L ss. z II I
Ramsey County. 4.
IA 4,E BY e. s M. 3 Crary, Devils Lake--1 Il
We, as We expect, are able to get the
vote out there is no question but that
Fl Nestos, johnson and Kitchen will ge'
from 200 to- 400 more votes thar