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


May the morning after the s2Sthsday
OF October dawn upon North Akot
with n brightest sun thatSeyer resa ~
on a people: when the etarsEs1GDdS
STRIPES once more IN Heat oyersstfe
state and new-e1ected 100 Is cent
e serve all our people Ind sscarrysoMt
their wishes.
Rolette County. .. . $40
BY VIM. Schulz, ST. ohIu4AIL2 fhink
we will gain at least fftesnf per sSSnt
IN this county over the OsConiior vote
last fall. There are a. good many s5ss
Nonpartisans who signed the petitions
and 4 think they will stick with uasQn.SM
election day. The vote on the laws
VIII be abontSthe same as the yotesScn
Kidder County.
By J. A. Marsh, steele-A Few Ne
partisans have changed and scpraD II.
over to the independents, Theress11i1 s.xS
be no split in the /. YEA. ranks analssa
the votes on the laws will be. about !,
the same as the vote on candidates.sr m
s.a Mercer County.
BY L. E.. Dreyeskracht $Goidsn5y ~.
ley-An enormous lot Of the !
tisans will not. vote on elecion$sday;:s Ess
they are too disgusted with Z -.
Hagan and Lemke. It is hard5to. GET
them to admit that they have Ieftsathe
league. however, the vote @forsss the ss b
the candidates, but not much. No 81
split in the I. v. A. ranks. 4ss
y Grant County.
By r. H. Leavitt, Carson-The 81.
dependents will vote strong this fall In.
and we expect at least "a gain OF ten AZ
per cent on the O'Connor vote last GA
November. Some Nonnartisans have "a.
changed. No split. About the sans II
number Of votes for the VS. eNs
Mountrail County.
By o. M. kilen,s StanleyI feelssnt- "a.
isf1ed that there will be no diflcultyyss s~s
In getting the Independent vote out
and We will make some gain. Several
Nonpartisans have left the league,
and there is no split in the L. v. A.
ranks. The laws will run good.
Eddy County .s-
BY l.. B.. Garnaas, Sheyenne-We-4~s
will increase the O'ConnorsYote with:ssat
fully ten per cent. Several NonpartfseiE
sans have left the league. As1 an ex-ssa
ample ] may state that I askedsaa1fsH
Nonpartisan some time agossto ssgnT
the recall petition and he refused.s*aA 4
Noyo 6OF"Hc SdLuO III dnOsrdSkSQ-Sf-
permission to sign the petitions andsHs79a
he also sent his wife in to siEn.rThete 81
is no split in the Independent ranks. 20 2
Barnes County. ssssisi
By Frank. Ployhar, Valley City-ISssss
believe that a considerable number 81
leaguers will not vote. We surely ~
ought to increase the Independentss5y
strength ten per cent here. In sew
raj communities in Barnes county
there has been a marked failing offssin
the NOnpartisan strength - The vote
will be. sabou even for the laws. and
the candidates. There is norsplit In
the l. ". A. ank ~'r'9SssS
Adams County. .a
BY Henry Moen, Hettinger-WeeH -
will show UP good on election days&s11
here. When the truth is brought to-
the people and they are given a little =
time to think it over it is bound to-
have its effect. We will gain more ~
than ten per cent. 80
Mckenzie County. Z.
BY Geo. f. shafer, watford City !,
We have no reason to. doubt that the =,
Independents here will vote their. full
strengthain. the recall election. While -
have been asked by Nonpadtisans to i,
off in the enthusiasm of the league Nh
members, we know of but few in- {.
| stances of recent conversions from -
7 the league. There is no evidence of sa.
split in the Independent ranks from 80
any source. There is no oppositions%se
to the recall here. Independents here VI
generally take an encouraging view7ofsaea
our prospects of success III this neam.ssts
paign and are entering the fight withsrY
a good spirit. The collapse Of the
Consumers Stores, the attempt to
collect those notes, the failure of the, ~
Youman's a in Minot and conse-
1 nIenf atternf of- ITO racaiuor r. oo1-EaS:J
lect bank promotion notes, dissatis-
faction with the various league county -
officials and other similar causes, are.
tending to gradually break. down b u
morale of the league cause. a.{s~s Il
Hettineer County. 7ssf'
BY Chas. Simon, New England-Is1o
do not hesitate to say that we nwilir.Eg
increase the O'Connor vote by more:
than ten per cent. We may not have IA
as large a number voting as there
was at the general election last fall.
but / believe we will break even with
the Nonpartisans. ':5*s u E
La Moure County. x.
By l. A. washburn. Edge1ey-ws -
will have no trouble in holding u =
own and we will gain some league
vote; some leaEuers have quit The
Observation-Disclosures crowd. i De-
lieve the candidates will get a larger -
vote than the laws. Neither. ths: .
league press, nor anyone else, can
cause a split in the 1. v. A. ranks.
Renyille County.
BY Nels 1verson, notwithstanding =
county will show a big increase in the
Independent vote on election day. a
Several of the Nonpartisans have
come over to our side and will vote
with u.s. others will stay home, There
will be no material difference in the !
votes On the laws and the candidates..
No split in the I. v. A. ranks. ~, !.
Sioux County.
BY R. B. Mcdonald: solen-with.s i
hard work and cooperation of ali
who should be with us I believe we
can expect a ten per cent increase in
the Independent vote this fall. In
the neighborhood of Selfridge2 several
men that were< formerly leaguers will N
vote he Independent ticket. h q
constitutional amendment and the in
itiated laws will, I think. carry In
Sioux county. The leaguers are get
ting weaker in enthusiasm as wellsa a.
in strength.
Pierce County.
BY George Watson, Rugby-First.5