The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-20
Burleigh Political
Parties Name Con-
vention Delegates
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aContlf1ueo from pa~e ofet
Buffalo. and Martin Boyle. Sheldon.
Edwin Traynor, speaker Of the
house, and w. A. Hausmal1l1. candi-
dates for reelection to the state leg
islature, were endorsed by the RAM
sey County Independent association,
as vas e. A. Lundy. Lawton, a. q
successor to F. E. Henderson In the
legislature.
Delegates to the independent con-
vention ire: F. E. Henderson, Law
ton; Edwin Traynor, Starkweather;
w. A. Hausmann, Churchs Ferry;
Miss Rosa Ruger. Devils Lake; Mrs.
Anna Redmond, Devils Lake: Frank
H. Hyland, Devils Lake: and Clyde
Duffy, Devils Lake, all Of whom also
were named delegates to the regular
Republican county convention; and
1ver Iverson, Starkweather; J.. M.
Kelly. Devils Lake. and Lars Film
son, Churchs Ferry.
Republicans Endorse Aandahl
The Barnes county meeting at VAL
ley City, named the following dele
gates after the real Republicans had
endorsed Fred q. Aandahl for sena-
tor from the 38th district and Ben
Northridge from the 18th district:
M. T. Chase, H. w. Green, J. o.
Hanchett, D. 8. Richie, r. E. ploy-
har, M. Mortenson, and K. 8. Ram.
sett, representatives at the Real Re-
publican convention. who also were
named by the independents Is dele
gates to their meeting in addition to
O. T. Olson, and ]. M. Thoreson.
The federal farm board and the
state and national administrations
were endorsed by the jamestown
meeting Of the I. v. A., when J. w.
Eddy was endorsed for state senator
to fill the vacancy caused by the
death Of Alfred Steel. State convcn-
ton delegates are william Watt, A.
J. Rulow, F. q. Kneeland, and r. M.
Brown. Stricter enforcement Of the
state and national prohibition laws
also vas urged.
All Grand Forks county legislators
whose terms expire were endorsed by
the Grand Forks session Of the !. v.
A. Fifteen delegates were elected to
the state convention and II to the
Real Republican conclave. Legisla-
tors endorsed were Senator w. s.
Whitman. sixth district; Rep. David
Steedsman, fifth district; c. Vernon,
Freeman. sixth district; and E. z.
Veitch. seventh district.
w. 7. Krehsback and L. Y. Dallas,
both Of Reeder, and o. B. severson.
Hettinger, were chosen delegates to
the L. v. A. convention from Adams
county at q mass meeting Of I. v. A.
and Independent Republicans at Het-
finger. Two delegates to the Republic
can convention will be appointed lat
er In the week. No action was taken
on endorsing q legislative candidate
for the 49th district but q candidate
will be endorsed within q week by the
county executive committee. Henry
Moen. Hettinger. presided at the
meeting.
ESQ Meet At Ashley
Edward Herr and John H. Wishek,
Jr., both Of Wishek, ana ]. A. Meid-
niger and Mike Kempf. both Of Ash
ley. will represent Mcintosh county
at the I. v. A. convention. The coun.
ty meeting at Ashley yesterday was
attended by $50, the organization
naming Mr.. Herr chairman and MI.
Meidinger secretary and treasurer.
Resolutions expressing opposition to
any curtailment Or changing Of
courses offered to students at the
State Teachers college at Minot were
adopted by the Ward county I. v. A.
convention at Minot yesterday. The
administration Of Governor George r.
shafer was commended. Legislative
candidates will be selected by = COM
mittee.
Seven delegates to the I. v. A. con-
vention were elected by the Stark
county convention at Dickinson. The
men are J. p. Cain, NJ. L. Mcbride.
william Kostelecky. william Dickin-
son. and DR.. A. P. Nachtway. all Of
Dickinson. Adam Mischal. Richard
ton, and E. r. Bishop. Belfield.
J. p. Cain, NJ. L. Mcbride, Frank
Wanner. and William Kostelecky,
and E. p. Bishop, Belfield,
were elected delegates from Stark
county to the Real Republican con-
vention.
Both groups adopted resolutions
the delegation chairman the
right to vote the proxies Of delegates
unless two-thirds Of them should vote