Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-05-12

Verify. The disease spreads rapidly
and the whole district is affected by
the epidimic. The odors of painttkal-
somine and varnish permeates the at
mosphere and even the old white
wash brush is not forgotten. every
thing movable aud immoveable comes
in for decoration attention and re.
arrangement even the music stool
groans in protest as it receives a
couple of extra twists in the hope to
change it's attude or appearance. The
husband and father enters with hest.
t~ation. ready to apologize for intru-
sion but is treasured that this ID
really his home as he hears, "be
careful and not track in any dirt"
Wonderful is the housewifely woman,
God bless her, but we wouldn't part
with her if twice as wonderful.
Would you?
The Nonpartisan Womans Club met
at the home of Mrs. S. Braaten the
other day to %reorganize and make
necessary arrangements. The better
to enable them to do their bit in the
coming campaign. They IRE actively
in earnest, sure in earnest, was
eloquently evidenced by the great
gathering. Many new members were
enrolled and it is safe to say four
fifths of the women in this Wang
country work and vote for the nom
partisan League. Officers were elect.
ed and different working committees
appointed to keep the compaign we'll
in hand. The first event of Importance
that has been arranged for. is that
announced for Saturday, May 18th,
when g big dance and supper will be
given at the farm home of Sam.
Braaten one mile south of Wang. In
the afternoon a social luncheon in
Guiding coffee and loaf sugar will be
given for which voluntary coutribu-
tions will be accepted. The large
barn has been secured and a 81. 90
dance ticket includes supper for two.
The house, barn and entire premises
will be brilliantly lighted by electro
city, and taken altogether a good
time may be expected. Everybody
welcome irrespective of race or creed
position. profession or politics. On
with the dance.
"Some men are born great, some
achieve greatness while others have
greatness thrust upon Them" And in
the limelight circle of current events
may be seen the figures of Nestos,
Johnson and Murphy, standing with
dotted hats and assuming attitudes
best calculated to With stand the
shock when this expected commission
greatness is thrust upon them; and in
the background may be seen the
Harmonious" convention of dele
gates deciding unanimously for a re-
call election, after a vote showing
40 per cent against any recall. The
consensus of opinion in the Wang
country in this, connection is best ex.
planned by the following dialogue: =
l. V. A. Farmers-Well Ole what
is your opinion of this election recall
Lacquer Ole-I believe l am of the
same opinion as the majority of
voters of the entire state; the forty
per cents protest recorded at the
Devils Lake convention giving evid-
ence of the desire Of, those voters at
home who apparently are not in favor
of a recall election at this time. But
their boss managers believe that
while the money crisis is paralyzing
everything in general and the slump
in the prices of farm products leaves
the farmer at his last gasp. this
surely is an opportune time to spring
an election that will demand an ex
pensive fund difficulty, if not impos
sible for the League to raise. The |
V. A will have little trouble in fl
nancing their campaign and hope tt
modify the dissatisfied ones long be.
fore election day. The old time bosses
political and otherwise, know tn
power of money.
l, V. A. Farmer-Then you thin.
that we will win the recall election
Lacquer Ole-1tIf they do win an,
this new Industrial commission is i,
charge of affairs. woe is me, you an,
the other farmers in the state VIII,
felt they had a chance for bette
things to come. They will of cours,
get buyers for the bonds, mill an,
elevator be completed, but it will
surely be exclaimed that the schem,
ia not a success being operated in tn,
intereat of big biz rather than tc
benefit the farmer. The great buildins
will be pointed to as a monument O
the unbusinesslike fancy of the far
mers. The l. v. A. flag will be care
fully laid away the l. V. a, disband
ed and the great supposedly indepen