The Nonpartisan Leader from Fargo, North Dakota • 8

jgfV -j i.y LECTION day was a holiday for thousands of North Dakota farmers, who watched with the utmost glee the casting of ballots and counting of votes in the rural precincts. The enthusiasm their triumph inspired is reflected in the hundreds of letters which began to flood the Leader offices the day after. There were impromptu celebrations when the vote was counted in practically all the country precincts. Letters which accompanied the returns sent to the Leader WE CHARGE THE SAME WE GIVE MORE We charge the same for eye examination and glasses as other more, no less we aim to give more, in the detail of our examination, more care in accurate manufacture and adjustment of glasses, and more attention to the welfare of our patients' eye needs. Lenses ground to correct all defects of the eye which glasses will care.

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HIDES TANNED League Organizer and Three Farmers Iltl In this group are a Nonpartisan League organizer and three wide-awake farmers in the neighborhood of Canby, Minn. After Organizer Fox (at the left of picture) had explained the program of the League the three Hanson brothers agreed that it was the best farmers' organization they had ever joined. The three brothers are (left to right) Henry Christ H. and-Alfred H. Hanson.

Messages from "Stickers" express something of the precinct as it did in this one. North Dakota's sturdy citizenship when they knew their victory was complete. The farmers are is no doubt of that. But they feel also the responsibility of their sweeping victory. "We didn't forget Casey!" exclaims Henry Ciiypers, writing from Dickey, N.

and sending in the vote of Russell precinct, LaMoure county. Casey, the League the Democratic says-James E. A I years ago at Leipzig, Germany, doing work tor big Fur will do FARMERS CUSTOM WORK this season. Horse and cow bides tanned soft and nice, $4-00. Smaller hides, (Kips) 2.50.

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Tells best way to care for Hides intended for We own and operate the largest custom tarfnery in the country, tanning hides into coats and leather, direct for farmers. In. business 'since 1894 and under same management. For quick service and best tanning, WRITE: CROOKSTON TANNING Crookaton, Minn. I 'V ticket for state treasurer, got 39 of the 41 votes cast there, while Frazier got them all.

Charles Drew, writing from Ardock, Walsh county, says: "Am mighty glad that we have elected our judges." On the judges the farmers had their real fight and Mr. Drew's elation at the result is that of every League farmer. The Old Gang never gave up in the supreme court fight, but the farmers beat the politicians by a tremendous vote. I hope our ticket carries as well in Long live the League and Leader," writes H. J.

Hanson of Brookside farm, Leeds, N. D. Mr. Hanson's precinct in "Benson county was a banner one, and when he knew that they "had stuck" there he wanted to be sure they "stuck" the same throughout the State-r-and he knows they did now. "You will find tKe League 'stuck' here," TMcAdoo, writing from Turtle Lake, McLean county.

Aid so they did in the precinct returns he sends, precinct No. 15. Frazier 110 and McArthur Casey 71 and Steen 30! Alex Ferguson, Lankin, Walsh county, expresses something of the feeling of his neighborhood Jn the hour of triumph. He says: "If the rest of the precincts in this state'have done as well as we did here then we have succeeded in doing what we started out to do, and the little twoby-four politicians can never say the farmers cair not stick. Allow me to congratulate the League and its' able leaders for a job well done." "Congratulations on the grand outcome of the election in North Dakota and the success of the League ticket," says G.

A. Sletmoen of Walcott, N. sending in the count in a banner Richland county precinct. "The strife is over and we have done our test. Success to the cause," writes George Miercort, inspector of election at precinct No.

20, Mercer county, and the returns he sends with his letter show that they did indeed do their best for the cause there. The letter A. Nelson of Bonanza farm, Ray, ft. written on the closing of the polls in View township, Williams county, is as brief and to the' point as that famous message of. Commodore Perry who said, have, met the enemy and they are ours." Mr.

Nelson "Am pleased to -report have won. here." "We are satisfied," is tlii'e brief mes-' sage of Alfred Karlson from Burleigh county, but it tells the story. You Use Your Car in the winter y6u yieed protection for it. A radiator and engine cover lnBure easier starting and giw you greater protection against cold weather. Engine and covers furnished 'for any make of cars.

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D. (Continued from page 6) Anthony Walton, Republican (League), 1874 Christensen, Democrat, 913 Burns, Democrat, 1071. Vt. District 32, Eddy and Foster counties vote was, two to elect: C. W.

McDonnell, Republican (League), 1509 O. H. Olson, Republican (League), 1604 Christianson, l)emocrat, 509. District 33, Wells county All League candidates elected. The vote was: Senate, James A.

Wenstrom, Republican (League), 1327 Allmaras, Democrat, 562. House, two to elect, J. N. (League), 1634 Roy B. Weld, Republican (League), 1468 Hartl, Democrat, 367.

District 34, part of McHenry The vote on was: Frank Lazier, Republican (League), .1025 Keller, 286. One to elect. District 37, part of Richland The League lost all its candidates in this district. The vote was: Senator, A. D.

Hansen, Democrat (League), 748 Carey, Republican, 1127. House, Anton Lipovsky, Democrat (League), 834 Peter Frisk, Democrat (League), 827 Republican, 992 Myhre, Republican, 991. P- District 40, Burke and Divide counties -The League's candidates on the Repub- but the farmers' Socialist candidate lost. The vote, three to elect, was as follows: G. J.

Brown, Republican (League), 2133 William O. Olson, Republican (League), 2166 C. H. Anderson, Socialist 893 Hendrickson, Republican, 1756. District 42, Pierce League completely successful, following being the vote, two members of the house to elect: A.

G. Lowe, Republican (League), 1004 Andrew Oksendahl, Republican (League), 939 Hawk, Democrat, 385 Cruden, Democrat, 442. District 43, Renville county nonpartisan victory, League Republican and Democratic candidates being For the senate, Edward Republican (League), 1036 374. For the iG. Patterson, Democrat (League), 739 Shortridge, Re-r.

publican, 659. District 45, part of McHenry League candidates for senate and house elected. Vote on senate: Ole Ettestad, Republican Kramer, Democrat, 487. Vote on house: E. E.

Bryans, Republican, indorsed by the League, 919 Shults, Democrat, 333 Barnes, 70. District 46, McLean The League indorsed A. L. Maxwell, Republican, R. L.

Fraser, Republican, and James E. McAdoo, Socialist, for 'the lower house, electing Maxwell Fraser. McAdoo was defeated. The vote was: Fraser, 1643 Maxwell, 1655 Rice, Republican, 1351 McAdoo, 692. LOSE IN DISTRICT 49 District 49, Sioux, Adams and Hettinger League's candidates for the senate and three for the house -all ran as Independents and all were 5 FARGO Kwtfen du Ulte When ritmUlii Adrertbera.

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The vote in Hettinger and Adams counties on the senate was: O. H. Opland, Independent (League), 1041 Jacobson, Republican, 1250. Jacobson is also running ahead in Sioux county. The vote on the house, total three counties, three to elect, Byron B.

Bobb, Independent, (League), 1114 O. B. Holden, Independent (League), 766 Goudreau, Independent (League), 611 Moen, Republican, 1476 Republican, 1424 Carignan, Republican, 1466. THEY STUCK BY CASEY Editor Nonpartisan League: I inclose election returns of my precinct in northern Kidder county, showing unanimous vote for most of the League candidates. I am proud of the vote and the fact that we pulled Casey across in this precinct.

The boys are right up to snuff. ROLLAN V. WELD. A SELF-MADE MAN Mr. John Bena of Lankin, N.

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