The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-04-06

District No. 5 Part of Grand Forks
County, z.
District No. 6 Part of Grand Forks
County, 4. "
District No. 7 Part of Grand Forks
County, 8. H
District No. 8 Trail County, 6.
District No. 9 Part of Cass Coun-
ty, 81 .
District No. 10 Part of Cass Coun-
ty, 8.
District No. II Part of Cass Coun-
ty, 8.
District No. IL Part of Richland
County, Z.
District No. 10 Sargent County, 8.
District No. IA Ransom County, 8.
District No. Is Part of Barnes
County, 10.
District No. 16 Steele County, 6.
and Griggs County, 4.
District No. II Nelson County, 8.
District No. 10 Cavalier County, II.
District No. 10 Rolette County, 5.
District No. 20 Benson County, II.
District No. Fl Ramsey County, Is.
District No. % Towner, S.
District No. % Stutsman County:
20.
District No. "a LaMoure County, Z.
District No. rs Dickey County, T.
District No. 26 Emmons County, z.
and Kidder County, S.
District No. 81 Burleigh County, IA.
District No. % Bottineau County:
District No. 20 Part of Ward Coun-
ty, Is.
District No. 80 Morton County, 49,.
District No. 81 Stark County, 10.
District No. 80 Eddy County, 4.
and Foster County, 4.
District No. 80 Wells County, 8.
District No. "a Part of McHenry
County, 4.
District No. IS Sheridan County, a.
District No. SO Logan County, 5.
and Mcintosh County, 7.
District No. 81 Part of Richland
County, 8.
District No. 80 Part of Barnes
County, 6.
District No. 80 Composed of Golden
Valley County with 4; Billings Coun-
ty, 2; and Slope County, 3.
District No. 40 Composed of Burke
County, 5, and Divide County, 5.
District No. Al Composed of Nc
Kenzie County, 6, and Williams Coun-
ty, 8.
District No. AZ Pierce County, Z.
District No. 43 Renville County, 8.
District No. "A Mountraill County,
District No. 45 Part of McHenry
County, 8.
District No. 46 Mclean County, ~.
District No. At Grant County, 7.
District No. 48 Composed Of Dunn
County, 5; Mercer County, 3, and Oil
yer County, /. :, 49,.
District No. 40 Composed Of Adams
County, 3; Sioux County, 3; Hettinger
County, 5, and Bowman County, 4.
The member of the Anti Townley,
Anti-Socialist State Convention will
call a county convention for his legis-
lative district, and fix the proportion
on the vote for John Steen at the last
primary on the basis of one delegate
to each twenty COY votes or major
fraction thereof. Such convention to
be held at such place as the Commit
teeman, in conjunction with the Chair
man of our County Central Commit
tee may designate, but it is recon-
mended that such conventions be held
at two o'clock P. M. on the 18th day
of April, 1922, and that such Commit
teeman advisethe precinct committee
man in each precinct of the day and
place of holding such district or coun-
ty convention, and of the number of
delegates his precinct is entitled to
therein, and direct him to call a pre-
cinct caucus giving the notice for the
election of such delegates to the dist
rict convention. In any county form
ing only part of a legislative district
it will be county convention. If for
any reason it is impracticable to hold
delegate conventions, or if none is
called in any district or county, then
a mass convention is authorized to be
held in such central place as the men,
Der of this Committee for such dist
riot may designate, on the date before
specified for district conventions.
1t is further recommended that dist
riot conventions also give endorse.
ments for candidates for the legisla-
ture for their respective districts, and
that before doing so they advise with
any corresponding organization OF