The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-08-07
PRIMARY BATTLE ON.
CANDIDATES LISTED
SATURDAY NIGHT PRIMARY BARS
WERE PLACED.
THE LOCAL INTEREST cENTERs
North Nebraska Has Several Candl-
dates in the state Fied-DoubIe
in North Nebraska Counties.

| IN NOf1n NEBRASKA COUNTIES.
Although chautauquas, race meets
and base ball will continue to in
trude, the man with the political bee
has been legally qualified to hold the
center of the stage until September
/, when the political parties of Ne
braska will pick their candidates.
The time for candidates to get on the
primary ballots closed Saturday.
night.
North Nebraska Interested.
North Nebraska is interested in
many of the contests which are now
formally declared on. Governor Shell
don is of course expected to sweep
the state and he is as popular in
Norfolk as elsewhere. In the three
cornered fight between Berge, Shall
lenberger and Dahlman Berge has
shown more strength in Norfolk than
was expected. Senator Hale of At
liinson did not enter the fight.
e. o. Garrett, the Fremont Demo
crat who is well known in this section
will have two opponents for the
Democratic nomination for lieutenant
governor.
John Mates, jr., the Nebraska City
Democrat who wishes to be secretary
of state, is state president of the
Sons of Herman and is also known in
Norfolk as the editor of the Oldest
German newspaper in the state.
Among the Republican candidates
for the authorship S. r. Barton OF
Grand Island is well known over
north Nebraska as the grand recorder
of the A. o. U. w. j. l.. Pierce,
another candidate, was in the real
. estate business in Norfolk from 1883
> to 1892. E. H. Luikart of Tiden is
one of the candidates for the fusion
nomination.
i State Treasurer l.. G.. Brien of AL
= bion has no opposition at the pri
: mares.
Two Pierce men, Commissioner J..
, A. Williams and County Attorney ]. A.
Van Wagenen, are candidates for the
Republican nomination for railway
- commissioner.
A Matter Of congressman.
Congressman Boyd of Neigh is un-
= opposed, while Senator Latta and
= Edgar Howard will do battle for the
u opposition nomination.
In the Big Six" Congressman
Kinkaid is opposed by C. A. Silbley of
: of Curtis. Judge Westover, who
u is favored by the Democratic powers,
y has several opponents.
III North State Senators.
The north Nebraska men who would
% be in the state senate are:
b" o. r. Thompson of Wisner has a
", clean sweep in the seventh. He is a
~ Republican.
~ S. ID. Norton of Neigh or NJ. C
:, Bressler of Clearwater, Republicans
" will oppose J. ID. Hatfield of Neigh, a
az Fusionist, in the ninth.
ID. Rees of Norfolk has no Demo
cratic opposition in the eleventh. The
Republican nomination is between R
Y. Appleby of Stanton and C. A. Ran
dali of Newman Grove.
F. w. Phillips of Star will have the
10 Republican nomination in the thir.
teenth and James A. Donohue Of
O'Neill the Democratic.
R. S. Rising of Ainsworth and E
l.. Myers Of Newport, Republicans
contest in the fourteenth. G. M
D Adams of Crawford, Democrat, ha,
no opposition.
Float Representatives.
North Nebraska candidates who
are seeking nominations for repre-
Y sentative, where more than one coun
ty is involved are:
S. E. Anker of Wayne is opposed
en- by John r. Morris of Carroll in the
81. seventeenth. Adam Pilger Of Stanton
will be the Democratic nominee.
30 T. M. Galbrieth Of Butte, G. NJ
Whitehorn of Spencer want the Re
to publican nomination in the twelfth
- Fred ]. Sedlacek of Spencer and ]
NJ. Talcott of Crofton the Fusion nom
IL nation.
p E. P. Skillman of Ainsworth ant
sh w. H. Williams of Ainsworth wan
ed the Republican nomination in thu
er tifty-frst, B. S. Harrington of Aims
worth the Democratic and w. H
Nv Corey of Long Pine the Socialist.
of H. NJ. Duval of Springview and w
ng II. Wharton of Burton desire the Re
an publican nomination in the fifty-sec
Lrt ond, f. w. Johnson of Hay Springs
,e- the Fusion and j. F. Carr of Spring
view the Democratic nomination.
of Charles II. Chace of Crawford AM
on Walter r. Kent of Long Lake will
in have no opposition if they win tn,
es Republican nomination.
John Kuhl of Randolph, a Demo
ed crat, has the whole filed TO himsel
Id in the nineteenth district, composed
IN. of Pierce and Cedar counties.
a.. MANY FILE IN ANTELOPE.