Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-07
Grievances Find Expression III q Majority Against
Sarles Of 1000 and 5000 Against knalf- Second
Time ii L Years the Democrats Have Won Victory
Z II North Dakota
MCLEAN.

MCLEAN. H.. 5 ;5
Washburn Eight out of A pre-
cincts give Sar1es, 4SS; Burke, 1885,
Knauf, 433; Fisk, 191. sssts
Washburn precinct gives Sarles,.
IT,; Burke, SO; Knauf, 145; Fisk, S..
Olson for perintendent of schools,
52SS3S s B. IS. In all precincts thus
far heard from Olson has 1877; Boeld
1856 81 B Fl T.. .
STEELE.
Hope, Nov. Burke carries Steele
county by 1854; Fisk by 43O For the
Legislature Washburn, democratic, now
has about thirty majority for senator
with w seven precincts in Griggs to hear
from, which will probably elect Crane.
81 RAMSEY. .5.s =zs
Devils Lake, Nov. Burke carries
Ramsey by 500; Fisk about the same
IN the precincts heard from Knauf is
running ahead. The repub lican legis-
latiye ticket will pull through by a
slight ajority. The democrats elect
ed several county officers, beating the
insurgents on republican ticket.
WARD. 5s #. {
Minot, Nov, Complete returns in
aIinot: Fisk Knauf 12s, Burke
PSI, Sarles AS, 'Blasdel1 2ss3, Berg
.157, GreenIeaf, democrat for attorney
general, 262, McCue 100 BIaisdell,
the republican nominee for secretary,
Of state, leads all republican nominees
in Minot and Ward county. Returns
from the county are meagre but will
probably give Burke, Fisk and Green
leaf a fair majority. Other republican
nominees, legislative, county and state
are elected by good margins. Burke
and Fisk carried Kenmare BY vote of.
90 to Sc. .5E M. N
BoWbells 56 and 81, and Portal, Mo
hall and Sherwood by big majorities.
RANSOM. . s5.. AZ. I
# Lisbon, Nov 7.Al1 but two pre-
cincts IN Ransom county gave Sarles
895, Burke 472, Knauf 1877, Fisk 4S4.
Legislature: Pierce 9S2, Haupt sos,
Buttz 772. Jones 900, Wilson. dem,
497. Entire republican ticket elected
in Ransom. 4; q. S.
cAss.
by Fargo, Nov ssarles carries Cass
by less than 100. Fisk. won out by
one thousand. All republican legisla-
tive candidates elected. J.
EDDY. !,
New Rockford, Nov. Seven out
of fifteen precincts give sarles 1872,
Burke I'll Knauf 2O2, Fisk 1874. Put.
nam and Johnson elected representa-
tiVes. Palmer for senator is close.
BARNES M. S..
Valley City, Nov. Thirty-eight
precincts out Of 50 give Burke 3s9.
Fisk 362 majority, Republican legis-
latiye nominees elected Ii both dis
tricts
WALSH.
Grafton, Nov. Estimated Burke,s
majority Is ], 400; Fisk 1900; Sassy
and Bratnov, democrats. Hanawalt,
republican, for legislature elected.
HIGHLAND.
Wahpeton. Nov. Burke and Fisk
800 majority. Purdon Is the only re-
publican representative elected III this
county as against six republican mem-
beers iii last house. I s.s
DicxE
Ellendale Nov. Eleven precincts
gives sarles 500. Burke 2o2;; Nnauf
Sal. Fisk 155. The republican legisla-
tive ticket Is elected.
RoLETTE.
Rolla, Nov Twenty pre-
Icinets ID county are in. Twenty -four
give Sarles ss7ss, Burke s73. Nineteen
precincts give Knanf as9, Fisk sac.
MctiENfsa
Towner. Nor. 1T is estimated
that sarles viii carry McIIenry by
100 Fisk BY 200 Republican iegisla.
tive ticket BY 300
THE GRAND FORKS kiLliN0.
Grand Forks. Nov. rorty-s ave out
Zoe III precincts IN Grand Forks county
lgive risk s,is4, Knauf $50. Burke