The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-11
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An appeal 'o every voter in North
Dakota whs may be oar oi She state
on primary clrt'toa aay 10 make an
immediate reqacSl for 4r ah>en. vet
er baliof ard IL cast ia now. wA> j..
sued TODAY 11'@n tst lu 4e} We aden,
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Pointing - ire 3&t1 HAT rach sum.
lner season v Illnesses lac arp..s;4Fe
Of blndfs.ds III vatcrS fraaa .hs.r
home precincts the ifatse ~ 4.Stn,
headquarters declares sAai lie loss
Of even percentage III these votes
may have ~ iupo-f4r: hearing upon
the outcome of th@ ballot or June So.
The itineraries q! :ase SPEAKERS for
the Independent and Republican state
ticket are announced today from In
dependent headquarters
Meetings Arranged
The speakers include l.. h. Hanna.
candidate for United States senator.
j. NJ. Hanley. candidate for governor.
X A. Nestos. former governor OF
North Dakota, George F. Shafer. can
didate 10 succeed himself as attorney
general, and William G. Owens, cam
didate for congressman in the third
district.
In addition to the routings for
these speakers. the headquarters an
nounced also that L. G. Quamme, who
has been active in the Independent
cause for some time, would speak
at Granville, McHenry County, on
June a.
Mr.. Hanley is engaged now in a
campaign in the northern part of the
state and is at Northwood in Grand
Forks county today
George F. Shafer will speak at
Casselton in Cass county tonight and
swings through the central part. Of
The state next week
The itinerary for Mr.. Owens be-
gins on June Is and he will spend
all of his time in the third district.
Mr.. Nestos goes on the stump on
June IA and during the succeeding
week he will speak in Pierce county,
Benson county, Nelson county, Steele
county, Trail county and Grand
Forks county.
Itineraries for the several speakers
arc as follows:
Itinerary l.. B. Hanna
June ll-Bonesack Township,
Trail. afternoon.
June l6-Spiritwood, = p. M.
June l7;-Steele. picnic p. NJ
Itinerary J. NJ. Hanlcy
June l2--Larimore. noon.
June l2-Bottineau, s p. M
June 13-Lake Metigoshe, after
mon.
June 15-Napoleon, p. m.
June IL Wishek. 4:5O p. m.
June l5-Ashley, 3 p. m.
June l6--Spiritwood Park. p. m.
June Is Glendale, 1880 p. m
June II. Fullerton. 10 a. m.
June II. Gwinner. p. m. picnic.
June lS-La Moure, p. m.
June 1a-Lisbon, 8 p. M.
June 20-Mouse River Park. l:}G
p. m. picnic.
Itinerary X. A. Nestos
June 14--Rugby, y. m.
June Is Minnewaukan and other
speech being arranged in that
county:
June 1G-Lakota. 2 p. M. j
June 16-~Petersburg, p. IN.
June lG -Aneta, 3 p. m
June l7-Sharon, . p. III.
June l7-Finlcy, 8 p. M
June l8-Hatton. = D. m.
June 10 Reynolds. 8 p. m.
June l9--Devils Lake, 3 p. M.
Itinerary George +. Shafer
June ll--Casselton, evening.
June IL Mayville. noon.
June l3--Rice Lake, lao p. IN.
June l5-Washburn, 2 D. M.
June l5-Underwood, Ais p. IN.
June l5McClusky, S p. m.
{ June lG-Goodrich. IL a. m.
June lG--Anamoose. 2:36 p. m.
June lG--Upham, 8 p. IN.
June l7-Rowesment, S:l5 y. M
!. June l8--St. Thomas. l 80 r. IN.
June Mountain D. M.
June lS-Cavalier, 8 p. m.
Itinerary William G. Owens
June l6-Alexander, 2:3O p. m.
June lG-Watford City, 8 p. m.
June 17-Killdeer, 2:30 p. M.
June l7-Halliday, s p. m.
June Is ichardton. 230 p. m.
June 18-Dickinson 8 p. m.
June l9-Belfield, $50 p. M.
June 19-Medora, 8 p. NJ.
June 21-Sentinel Butte. 2:3O p. NJ.
June 21-Beacn. 3 p. M.
June -Marmarth, 2:3O p. M.
June 22-Bowman, 8 p. M.
June 23-Amidon, $3.50 p. m.
June 23-New England. p. NJ.
June 24-Mott. $3.50 p. m.
Juney 24-Hettinger, 8 p. m.
June 25--New Leipzig. 2:30 p. m.
June 25-Carson, 8 y. m.
June 26-New Salem, 2:30 D. NJ.
June 26--Mandan, 8 p. nj.
June 27-Center, II a. M.
June 27-Hazen, 3 p. M.
June 27-Stanton, 8 p. m.
June 28-Garrison. 2:30 D. III.
June 2S-Minot, s p. M.
June 29-Flaxton, 2:3O p. m.
June 29-Crosby, 8 p. III.