The Dickinson press., 1900-11-17
Dickinson gave 1873 majority for Nc

Dickinson gave 1873 majority for Nc
Kinley.
Pleasant Valley, Blachley and Spring
vale were the : precincts in Stark giving
democratic maiorities-a total of 100.
1t appears that Denniston is Is or IS
votes ahead of Martin in Billings.
The Forum thinks that the slope vote
indicates too much bosism. 1t was a
lack of republican organization in Stark.
In Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and
Idaho women vote for president. All of
these states but Colorado were carried
for Mckinley
In Richland county Wipperman had
1916 votes and Major White 1916; a ma
jority Of 800 for Wipperman, and the
wonder is that his home county did not
give him a larger complimentary vote
Judge Morgan gets seven years of the
supreme bench without opposition. He
is a grand man.
In the language of the Forum, "John
Cowan fooled 'em again and is elected
judge of the and district"
Editor Tuttle and ]. w. Foley are
not through with election yet. There are
charges and counter charges.
Voss defeated Campbell for the office
of states attorney in Morton county,
Schallern, for auditor, was defeated bv
Weinrelch. The defeated man was
elected on the demo-pop ticket two years
ago and this year accepted a republican
nomination.
The republicans of Sioux Falls, S. D.,
celebrated P%ettigrew,s defeat by fire:
works and bonfres, and the booming of
cannon added to the interest of the &C.
casion.
For justice of the peace, A. P. Folsom
had 700 votes, Benz Webb $50, A. L.
Esse 500, A.. Jopp 4o4, T. H. Ryan 3oI.
The four having the highest number of
votes will be entitled to certificates of
election.
The judicial vote stands approximately
as follows: Winchester carried Mclean
by 352 votes, Morton by 21o, Stark by
235, Kidder by 2o, Mercer by 225, Bill
ings by IS. Register carried Em2mons
by I73 votes, Burleigh by g., Oliver by Z.
This leaves a net majority for Winches.
ter of S37.
The returns from Billings county, with
out the Big Missouri precinct, give Win
chester 1903 votes, Register Of. The b.
M. precinct probably cast about 20 votes.
Farmers Valley is the banner repubii-
can precinct of the county. BRYAN re-
ceived vote and Mckinley Is. Pleas
ant Valley, better known as the Foote
precinct, gave the large Bryan majority
81. They cast 1870 votes.
In 90 the presidential vote in Stark
was 746, this year I2o6. The majority
for Mckinley in 'o6 was ga, this year
1854. The total vote for congressman in
go was IT'S; Spalding's majority, 237.
This year the total vote for congressman
was 1861; Marshalrs majority, 343.
Then u. Mckinley majority in 'o6 was
5,64o; the majority this. year reaches
nearly $1,000. Marshall runs about 2,ooc
behind, White 5000 and Comstock
5000.
Ed. Barry brought in the returns from
f1ettlnRer, another republican strong
holds for Mckinley and s for Bryan
Simpson got a splendid endorsement GU,
there also-32 votes. White had = votes
Mcclure got II and LEM 4.
The unofficial returns show that Simp.
son received $751; votes in Stark, White
$40; in Billings Simpson received 153
White 50: in Mercer Simpson received
272, White s.; Simpsons total vote 1906
Whites 425; Simpsons total majority
$751;.
In Billings county, outside of the Big
Missouri precinct, W.A.McClure had I42
votes, or 4 votes mere than l.. A. Simp.
son. Peter LEM, McClure's opponent,
bad 10 votes in the same precincts. The
republican electors went 10 better than
Representative MeClure-i52. Bryan
had 46 votes, In Stark Mcclure had 8l2
votes, about 50 less than Simpson. Nc
Cures opponent, LEM, had 28o votes in
Stark. In Mercer county Mcclure had
about $50 votes against IS for LEM, Nc.
Clure's majority in the district is over7oo
which will do very we'll,