Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-11-05
straight republican ticket carried in Lin
coin county.
GIFFORD'S MAJORITY l1,OOO.

| COIN county.
GIFFORD'S MAJORITY 11,O00.
CANTON, OAK, Nov. 4.-Complete and
reliable reports from eleven South Dakota
counties show reduction of fifty per cent.
in the majority for Clifford, republican can
didate for reelection as congressional dele
| gate. Twenty-one counties in the whole
territory show net republican loss of
eighty per cent, which would give Clifford
but llOW. The Canton Advocate claims
Gitford's election by $4,000, but admits that
the figures may 60 below $4,000.
| Canton-The republican ticket has over
/ ~ majority. The returns are not all in.
but this much has been ascertained- the
straight republican ticket has been elected
by good majority. No license" has
about 500 majority.
| The republican county and legislative
| ticket. is elected in Lincoln county.
GRIGGS COUNTY.
COOperstown.-Giffor has a heavy ma
jority, probably 500. Adams and Sprague
carry the solid vote for the assembly: Sell
| by, for the council, has a majority; Kunde
register; liver jacobson, district attorney:
NJ. l.. Michaels. sheriff; l.. 7. Kerr, super
intendent of public schools, and Conant and
| HermlngSOn, commissioners.
MORTON COUNTY.
Sims-One hundred and four votes were
i cast of which Greene gets at least 1OO
! Mandan-First ward, Hughes. 5S; Hol-
lembaek 20; Greene, St; Williams, 81;
Steele, 3. Second ward-Hughes, IS. Hol-
lembaek. 56; Greene, rs; Steele, L; Williams.
81. Greene's majority over Steele in Man
dan, 1926.
Hebron.Gifford, Y; Hughes; 77;. Greene,
Is, ''soid for the old man" Williams, u;
Briggs, treasurer, Is; Miller, register of
deeds "A; Van Week, register of deeds, 4;
Bowen, district attorney, Is: Harmon.
sheriff, IS; Voss judge of probate, n;
Steele, superintendent of schools, n;
Schultz, assessor, 7S; Hiles. auditor, II:
Eidman, Y; Harmon, surveyor, ~;
| GOeSchel, 70.
New Salem-Gifford, 7S; Day, 59 Hughes.
Greene, rs; Bellows, "a; Hills Morgan 64:
Shaw, SO; Voss, "a.
Mandan-The republican ticket for the
| legislature has 300 majority, except Steele,
| who runs LOO votes behind Greenes ma
jority west of the Missouri will be 1000.
Miller is elected register of deeds and
Briggs county treasurer.
KIDDER COUNTY.
Steele-Gitford has but one majority
in Kidder county, Hollembaek, for council,
has 173 majority; for house, Steele, (repl
has 269 votes: Williams. lTep), 50; Brun-
dage, (dem). 232; Greene, (dem), 32. The
mugwump, county ticket is elected by a
big majority.
BILLINGS COUNTY.
Medora Second precinct, Hollembaek
and Day 81 majority; Greene. 80 majority,
and Brundage 50 majority. Otherrprecincts
to 80.
PEMBINA COUNTY.
St. Vincent-The majority for Day in
Pembina county will be about 250. The
democratic Legislative ticket, Donovan,
Bidlake and Ely, is probably elected. The
county ticket is mixed.
Pembina--A dispatch says the democrats
have carried that legislative district and
also the county ticket with the possible eX
ception of register and probate judge.
Days majority over Clifford in this district
is 1000.
In Bradburgs county all Of the republi-
can nominees are elected by from 100 to
1000 majority. G. A. Mathews for the
council has in the county 400 majority and
in the distl ict, 1860.
BROWN.
Ordway-Gifford, II; Day, IS; for the
council, A. w. Campbell is probably
elected and for the house Jas. Fletcher
(rep. and Charles n. Harris (dem.l. Gif
ford's majority, 100.
LAMoURE COUNTY.
LaMoure-G -GitfoEds majority in LaMoure
county is about 700. Majority for change
of county seat to LaMoure, 100.
TRAILL.
Maysville-G Clifford has about 800 majority
III Trail county. Adams and Sprague, for
representatives, are elected without doubt.
The fight between j. F. Selby and G. EIar-
Stad for the council is close.
BEADLE.
Huron-Gifford will have $50; Day, $50.
John Cain, of Beadle, goes to the council.
Wilson Wise, of Sanborn, and J. f. Rogers.
of Jerauld county, go to the house.
MINNEHAHA.
Sioux Falls-GifQrd's majority in this
county will be about 1,500. Griggsby is
elected to the council, and BurkhoIder.
Berge and Wade to the house. The con-
test for county treasurer is very close,
Morton, the present incumbent, probably
being defeated.
Lakota - Gifford's majority in Nelson
county estimated at 300 to 400.
BARNES COUNTY.
Valley City-The vote polled in nine
teen precincts gives Clifford 464; Day 1856.
Gifford's majority in the county is esti-
mated at 3OO Hiram Walker (rep.) for
the council is probably elected and Thos
Elliott and Ronald Mcdonald for the
house.
Valley City-Barnes county giles Gi ford
1.1O6; Day, 773. For the council, Weiser,
1853; Walker, 502. For the house, Oliver
73S; Davis, $40: Elliott, 1,l26: Mcdonnell,
1,105. Weiser, Elliott and Mcdonnell have
good majorites in this district.
KINGSBURY.
DeSmet-The republican ticket for Gift
ford has about 600 majority in Kingsbury
county, Matthews, for the council, runs
ahead of the ticket.
DAWSON.
Mitchell-The straight republican county
ticket is probably elected with perhaps the
exception of the register of deeds MittZer
and Sullivan (reps.) have been elected to
the legislature from this and Aurora coun-
ties, and John ID. Lawler (dem.), over