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

met. including some who attended the
pro-Langer meeting but had not vot-
ed.
! T. H. II. Thoresen Of Grand Forks
was Endorsed for governor and dele
gates to the jamestown meeting were
instructed to support him. Delegates
named were G. Theodore Nelson Of
Brocket and r. r. Lofthus Of Nc
Vile. Alternates are George Walhood
Pekin and Thomas Reep OF Michigan.
Iofthus and Charles Ouradnik Of Pc
tersburg were Endorsed for the legis-
lature. There were 80 voting dele
gates.
Benson Il Anti-Langer
Benson-J. M. Anderson Of Twin
Tree township. H. B. Hunter Of Knox,
Matt Duffy Of Isabelle township and
Gus Tweeton Of Maddox were named
/ uninstructed delegates to the Valley
City convention. There was some
Antt-Langer talk at the meeting. The
leaguers turned down G. w. Cline Of
Minnewaukan, AntiLanger member,
for delegate to the Valley City con-
vention but Endorsed him for state
senator.
Cavalier Cavaliers Nonpartisan
county convention instructed three
delegates for LANCER and Endorsed his
administration at the convention
Tuesday. Delegates are E. H. Haven
Of Langdon, Ed Greene Of Mona and
William Crockett Of Wales; with M.
J. Crockett and Ed Hill Of Wales and
John M. Peterson Of Mona as alter
mates. Ludwig Petersen, manager q
the state mill at Grand Forks ad-
dressed the meeting.
Bolt In Ii Moure
Observation-Disclosures forces bolt
ed the convention after q heated dis
pute on seating Of delegates. Re-
naming LANCER supporters elected H.
E. Flicker and John Byrne to the
Valley City convention, instructed to
support LANCER. At q separate meet
ing, Dewey Baertsch and John g.
Sandness were named to the James,
town convention. Resolutions con-
demned LANCER for switching about
on various matters and ignoring"
real leaguers.
Billings.-Leaguers held two con-
ventions with the LANCER group. boast
ing greater attendance, naming Elko
Palaniuk delegate. Emil Strand, anti
LANCER convention delegate, was in
structed to support Ole Olson for
governor and Usher L. Burdick for at
torney general.
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instructed delegate w. G. Peterson for
LANCER, ]. E. Pfiefer, secretary Of the
workmen's compensation bureau, A. o.
Frentz Of the game and fish depart
ment and II. A. Ekholm OF the high
way department attended.
Dunn.-Resolutions deploring the
split in the Nonpartisan League ranks
were adopted by Dunn leaguers who
named two uninstructed delegates
Hugh Black and Henry Commes. The
resolution urged the friction in the
party be eased and united front adj
vanced.
Dickey.-With 81 out Of 80 precincts
represented by As delegates, Richard
Lucke, Cakes and r. Nicholson, Forbes
were named delegates to the Valley
City convention. Joseph Fitzgerald,
incumbent, and John q. Nelson of Full
lerton were Endorsed for the legisla-
ture. The delegates were instructed
for LANCER. There was no mention OF
q second convention to pick delegates
to the Jamestown meeting.
Traill Enjoys Harmony
Traill.-Edwin Cooper and NJ. o.
Smith were delegates named without
instruction. Action on the legisla-
tive ticket was deferred. Cooper Is
chairman Of the executive commit
tee, E. O. Berg. secretary treasurer and
John Kounovsky, third members. The
meeting was harmonious and there
was no gathering to name delegates
to the Jamestown. session.
Bowman.-Langer supporters con-
trolled the convention, naming two