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

WEDNESDAY,, FEE
Endorsed william r. Sharp, II. q
Knobel, A. c. Kelhaar and r. G. Val
Eaton. The LANCER convention namet
Ed Martel, A. J. Hammerstadt, Georg,
+, Brastrup and G. A. Bunday, as dele.
gates. Endorsed for the Legislature
we're Rev. r. E. Strutz,. and w. J
Flanagan, incumbents: Brastrup ant
H. A. Hammerstadt.
Ramsey-Philip Hoghaug Of Devil
Lake and w. D. Mitchell Of Lawto1
were named Ramsey county dele
gates to the Valley City convention
and were instructed to support thu
LANCER faction. A labor delegat,
still is to be selected.
The convention commended tn,
LANCER administration and urget
against naming men for state office!
who are hostile to LANCER; commend
ed the Frazier-Lemke bill; urged re-
election of Frazier, Lemke and Sin
clair; commended the Wheeler bill
and the soldiers bonus bill and prais
ed farm legislation.
Towner Is Opposed
/ Towner-Towner county Nonparti.
san Leaguers meeting here elected b
w. Lemke Of Cando and w. q. Ginz.
er of Sarles as delegates to the Val.
ley City convention. They were un.
instructed and no resolutions were
passed but several delegates expressed
Anti-Langer sentiment.
Walsh-Stanley Danwalski Of War.
saw and Palmer Levin Of Adam,
were named delegates to the Valley
City convention. Both are supporters
of Governor LANCER. Emmett T. Lii.
lehaugen and L. Levin were nominat-
ed for the state legislature repre-
sentatives In the third and fourth dis
trictS.
A resolutions committee including
three fayoring LANCER and two oppos-
ed to him presented resolutions con-
demning LANCER for the five per
cent racket" demanding that the
government be from the bottom UP
| instead of the top down. and deplor-
ing those tendencies" now existing
which threaten to split the Nonpar-
tisan League. and commencing Lang
er for his work in the 1888 legislature
The resolutions. were passed unani-
mcusly.
Following the pro-Langer meeting
III leaguers held an Anti-Langer
meeting and elected delegates to the
jamestown convention. Fred Gold
stone of Grafton was named per-
manent county chairman and q. A.
Opperud of Grafton, secretary. Dele
gates to jamestown are r. o. Lagson
and c. Williamson, both Of Grafton.
Alternates are Manfred Mohagen and
Oscar Hendrickson, both of Grafton
Pembina-Pemhina county's. Nom
partisan convention strongly Endorsed
the LANCER administration and nam
ed Walter Melford OF Neche and
Asdjors Sturlagson Of Akra unin-
structed delegates to the Valley City
convention. Both are LANCER sup
porters.
Burke-Burke county Nonpartisans
instructed delegates to the state con-
vention to vote for Gov. LANCER. Ed
ward Marks and Elmer Cart were
named with william Grill and r. g
Powell as alternates. Cart was in
dorsed for senator and r. A. Owings
for the house.
McHenry Supports Governor
McHenry-McHenry county dele.
gates to the Nonpartisan convention q,
Valley City were uninstructed. Johr
zurcher, William Biberdorf, John Ell.
lfngson and L. E. Goodlaxon Of Drake
were named with Ole Helseth as al.
ternate. No resolutions were passed
Senator Dave Hamilton announced
he did not desire Endorsement for re.
election. and Ole Ettestad, member
Of the house, was Endorsed for hi.
post. william Biberdorf Of Gardena
H. F. Newcomer of Upham and Good.
laxon were Endorsed for the house. Thu
sentiment Of the convention favored
the governor.
Mountrail-Mountrail county Non.
partisan Leaguers instructed three
delegates to the Valley City conven.
ton to vote for Endorsement OF Sena.
tor Lynn Frazier and Congressmer
Sinclair and Lemke. O. B. Stray
Harry T. Peterson and ]. w. Arnold
regarded as LANCER men. were nance
delegates. Peterson. who lives q
Plaza. was Endorsed for the senatl
and Stray and Axel Olson of Parshal
for the house.
The LANCER administration was ap'
proved In resolutions.
Split in Grand Forks
| Grand Forks-Two delegations, on,
instructed for William LANCER at tn,
Valley City convention and the othe
instructed. for r. H. H. Thoresen 70
governor at both the Valley City ant
Jamestown conventions, were name.
at separate Grand Forks county Non
partisan League conventions.
LANCER delegates are H. G. Over
and Olaf Muss Of Grand Forks an.
Oswald Braaten. q farmer. Anti
LANCER delegates are G. A. Bell. form
er manager Of the state mill and ele
vator. and Andrew F1adeland Of Gran,
Forks and Ole Knutson Of Thompson
with Mrs. Nancy Wesley and o, X
Lageson of Grand Forks and WIN
Wick of Larimore as alternates.
Peter Morgan. labor delegate from
Grand Forks, is a LANCER man. Reso
lutions lauded Endorsed candidate,
The LANCER convention Endorsed Lud
Wig Peterson, manager Of the stat
mill, for nomination as state labo
and agriculture commissioners.
Both conventions formed count,
executive committees.
Divide-Support for the administra
ton Of Governor LANCER was voted b
Divide county Nonpartisans VIII
named o. F. Anderson. r. H. Point
and r. H. Lynch delegates to the Val
ley City convention with instruction
to vote for LANCER. Alternate dele
gates are o. M. Tector, G. E. Erickso,
and Peter Holland. Anderson and +
w. Frazier were Endorsed as candi
dates for the legislature. Forty fiv
out Of ~ delegates attended. III
county executive committee name
consists Of Robert Raft, Ole dunder
son, g. =. Anderson. r. H. Fraxie