The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-05

1t the convention.
Criggs County
Cooperstown, N. D.-Oelegates
from the Independent convention
here today will be uninstructed 1t
the Jamestown convention Wednes.
day. The same delegates win At
tend the Republican convention the
next day and will be instructed for
r. A. Nestos for senator.
Rolstte County
Rolla, N. D.-The delegates to
the state Republican convention
elected at the county meeting here
will 60 to convention uninstructed.
Delegates to the Independent con.
vention also will be uninstructed.
Divide County
Crosby, N. D.-George H. HON.
mes will be supported by the Divide
county delegation to the jamestown
conventions as Q result Of the con-
vention here.
Towner County
Cando, N. D.-Uninstructed dele
gates will represent Towner county
at the jamestown convention. The
county Independent convention,
however, passed resolutions indors-
ing the principles Of the Indepen-
dents and opposed the expansion Of
the industrial program.
Dickey County
Glendale, N. D.-Dickey county
delegates to the Independent and Re-
publican conventions will be unin-
structed.
Emmons County
Linton, N. D.-Delegates to the
Republican state convention from
Emmons county were instructed to
work for the nomination Of George
F. Shafer as United States senator,
and Thomas Hall, for reelection to
congress from the second district
at the county convention. The con-
vention passed resolutions com.
mending the work Of Mr.. Hall on
farm legislation during his term in
congress. Delegates elected are G.
A. Lenhart, Alex Mcdonald and ].
p. Hem.
Independent delegates who were
instructed only to work for the
nomination Of Independent Repub-
licans to state officers are: Alex
Mcdonald, NJ. B. Fallgatter, w. H.
johnson, H. w. Allen and j. p.
HEM.
Dunn County
Manning, N. D.-Dunn county dele
gates to the Independent convention
will be uninstructed. They are H.
L. Malloy, G. NJ. Mcdonald, G. l..
Gray, Thomas E. johnson, w. A..
earns, 7. ]. Anders and Sig Evan
son.
Republican delegates also are
uninstructed. They are: Sig Evan
son, ". A. Carus, Thomas E. John
son. r. W. Sweetman and H. L.
Malloy.
Mclean County
Washburn, N. D.-Delegates from
Mclean county to the state Inde-
pendent convention 1t jamestown
are uninstructed. They are: August
johnson, Fred Jefferies, Washburn;
Swan Hanson, Turtle Lake; Archie
Snyder, Emmett; w. C. Jertson. Fall
kirk; J.. ]. Schlidt, Wilton; Alex
Harchanko, Benedict; George NJ.
Robinson, Coleharbor; George Mon
son, Max, and Arne Anderson, But
te.
Delegates to the Republican con-
vention also are uninstructed. They
are: Fred Jefferies, Mrs. w. K.
Williams, B. o. Everson, WASH
burn; P. r. Fritag, Max; E. w.
Gradin, Falkirk; William Parres,
Turtle Lake, and E. N. Hedahl, Mer-
Ger.
Hettinger County
Mott, N. D.-Delegates to the
Jamestown conventions from Het-
finger county will be uninstructsd.
Independent delegates are: o. J.
Olson, NJ. ]. Connolly, New Eng
land; H. 2. Jacobson and E. C. Rob-
erts. Mott; H. A. Bordering and
Charles Simon, New England. The
first four named also are delegates
to the Republican meeting. o. J..
Olson OF New England was named
q candidate for the legislature from
the 10th district.
Pembins County
Cavalier, N. D.-No instructions
were given the Pembina county del
egations to the two state conven.
tions in Jamestown.
Pierce County
Rugby, N. D.-Nine delegates
were elected from Pierce county to
the Independent convention at
i Jamestown; six were chosen to the
Republican convention. George F..
Shsfer was Endorsed for governor;
R. A. Nestos for senator and
Thomas Hall for congressman from
the second district.
| Grant County
Carson, N. D.-Delegates to the
Independent and Republican con-
ventions from Grant county are in
strhcted to vote for r. A. Nestos
for United States senator and
George F. Shafer for governor.
Delegates are: Charles Schick,
Lark; Mike Brown, Shields; w. A.
Hart, Carson; NJ. c. Rausch, Elgin;
T. D. Mcdowell, Carson.