The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-28


Olson, lieutenant governor, attacked
the LANCER administration. Rosen-
burg was Endorsed for senator in the
Sand district. Representative v. w.
Treffry was Endorsed for reelection.
Rolette.-J. O. Stadheim Of Rolla
and ]. T. Twcten Of Rolette were elect
ed Nonpartisan delegates to the VAL
ley City convention and alternates
named were Carl Atkinson Of Nylo
and Alfred H. Lentx 81 Rolla. The
delegates were uninstructed. Anfin-
son, incumbent, and J. Ruschel Of st.
John were Endorsed for the house Of
representatives.
Ward.-Seven supporters Of Cover
nor LANCER were elected delegates from
Ward county to the Valley City Non.
partisan state convention. They are
B. H. Mowers, Thorwald Mostad, John
H. Werner, Mrs. Chris Linnertz and
Bert Solberg of Minot, Andrew Me-
land Of Kenmare and Ernest Pierson
Of Makoti. They were instructed for
LANCER. Resolutions commended the
LANCER administration, supported Mis-
souri, Diversion and Mouse river pro-
jects, Endorsed the moratorium proc
lamations and embargo. and approved
the records Of the North Dakota con-
gressional delegation. Support was
asked for the Townley program.
Close In Golden Valley
Golden Valley-By two votes LANCER
supporters controlled the convention
,hich opponents charged was packed
with "payrollers." They indicated
they would meet later to pick dele
gates for the Jamestown convention.
v. Vlasoff Is the LANCER delegate.
Rugby-Andrew Oksendahl of Tun-
bridge and Romaldus Bartsch of SELF
were named the uninstructed dele
gates to the Valley City convention
from Pierce county. No resolutions
were passed and no delegates were
selected for the jamestown conven-
ton.
Williams-The League convention
continued into the night with three
delegates considered opposed to
LANCER and one thought favorable to
the governor selected. A fifth dele
gate Is to be chosen representing la
Dor and instruction to delegates is to
be votedsupon. Delegates chosen are
Carl Erickson, Christian Holl, r. J..
Siverson and liver solberg. Resolu-
tions Endorsed the Frazier bill, the
embargo as q protest against the
farming situation. favored turning
over the state mill to the Farmers
Union as means to remove 1t from
politics, and urged steps to protect
the League from attempts by elected
officials to manipulate organization
and control its affairs. Harvey Sol
berg, Carl Brekke and Christ Borstad
were Endorsed for the legislative.
Well Oiled In Oliver
Oliver-1anger and the state con-
gressional delegation were Endorsed
in resolutions and Louis Lemkuhl
was named delegate instructed for
LANCER.
0rant-Langerites and anti-L.ang-
critics split with a resolution indors-
ing LANCER defeated by his opponents.
A resolution was adopted Endorsing
the Valley City convention. Agree
ment was reached to abide by its de-
cision. Delegate named was j. G.
Christensen. william Kamrath OF
Leith was Endorsed for the senate
and Fred Siedell for the house.
Ransom-Out Of heated conven-
ton two delegates were named In
structed for LANCER. They are Mar
tin Larson and w. H. Cross. G. G..
Bangert, state senator, and John
Gray, deputy tax commissioner, spoke.
The vote was l6 for LANCER and II
opposed with one delegate not vot-
Ing. A second convention to name
delegates to jamestown will be called
later.
Mercer-1nstructed for LANCER were
two delegates. Fred Link and E. A.
Bohrer. G. B. Heinmeyer was in
dorsed for state senator and Gottlieh
Isaac for representative.
Morton - Delegates were Mike
Heidi, Ulrick Butcher and John Gus
tin, all instructed for LANCER. w. J.
Goodwin was the labor delegate elect
ed. The regular convention and
LANCER were Endorsed. The governor
was praised as the "rescuer Of our
state" Legislative Endorsements were
w. E. Martin for the senate: w. ]
Goodwin, Gus Schauss and Carl Kies-
sci for the house.
Sioux-William Storm was chosen
delegate and instructed for LANCER
James Caddell. Selfridge. was in.
doFsed for representative. Resolu-
tions Endorsed the Valley City con-
vention. LANCER for q new term and
the states congressional delegation.
Ashley-Two delegates. J. C.>Sohl
and II. .. Jonas, were instructed fol
LANCER by the Mcintosh county con.
vention. Attorney General p. O
Satire was Endorsed to succeed him.
SELF. Resolutions adopted praised TIKI
sales tax, moratorium and embargo
LANCER was commended for not ksu.
ing more state bonds
Divided In Renville
Renville-Langer supporters and
opponents divided honors. Peter Han.
son. for LANCER, and Walter Dietz Of
Mohall. against the governor, were
elected uninstructed delegates. L. N
Hellebust was Endorsed for the house
Of representatives.
Bottineau-W. A. Thatcher, T. D
Acheson. Duncan Frazier and Edward
Kromrey, instructed for Governor
LANCER, will be Bottineau county's
delegation to the state Nonpartisar
League convention. Thatcher was in
dorsed for senator in place Of Sen.
ator Neb Magnuson, who withdrew
Fred @. 9hurr Of Lansford. Peter Pc.
terson Of Antler and Howard Park.
inson Of Willow City were Endorsed
for the house.
Nelson-Nelson county Nonparti.
sans held two conventions. Delegates
named by the LANCER supporters wers
Fred Kietxman Of Lakota and L. B
Tweet Of Pekin. r. H. Andrews q
Petersburg and J. Norman johnson
Of Tolna were named alternates. Tn
delegates were instructed to supper
the LANCER ticket.
Tweet and Nels Huseby Of Whit
man we're indorsed for the state leg
islature. Both men were pledged h
support the LANCER ticket selected .
the Valley City convention. Their
were 81 voting delegates.
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