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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-03
BIG Land Deal
At HAzELTON

HAZELTON, Sept. 3.-One of the
progressive farmers, a firm believer
of Emmons county land, and a man
who has made good here during his
seven years of residence is Maurilz
Goerhing, who purchased, through l..
II. Briggle, another fine half section
of land two and oAo-half miles north
of HazeltOn, for a consideration or
$4,000. The land IS described as the
north half of section 7-l33-G and IS
one of the finest plots in this part
Off the country.
Mr.. Goehring came to Hazelton
seven years ago with practically nc
money, and homesteaded a quarter
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-03
YOUR HAIR IS FLUFFY, BEAUTIFUL
AND lUSTR0US IN A FEW Moments
GIRLS! GET A IS CENT BorTL E OF "pAkDEe,ue, A INV
THIS ALSO STOPS FALLING n AIR; D E \ We A n TMU

Your hair becomes light, wavy,
fluffy, abundant and appears as soft,
lustrous and beautiful as a young
girls after 'Danderine hair
cleanse" Just try this-moisten a
cloth with a little Danderine and
carefully draw it through your hair,
taking one small strand at a time,
rms will cleanse the dair of dust,
dirt and excessive oil and in lust a
few moments you have doubled the
beauty of your hair.
Besides identifying the hair at
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county farm land and will retire
from active farming this fall, renting
out his holdings to tenants. He ex-
poets to travel for =. year before. set
Ting down to a college life. He in
tends to start on his travels about
december first his first destination
being a visit to the Panama canal,
thence to other points OF interest In
this old world.
We give this story to show what
can be done by any young man who
is not afraid of work and who will
use conservative methods in farming
as well as business life. The career
of Mr.. Goehring since coming here Is
one that could be patterned after by
many young men who are DESTROYS OF
getting a start in life.
--------------
The business men OF Mott may take
an automobile trip through the ad-
joining country. >.
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name of the manager, Mr.. Adams as
Adams Drug Store, will hereafter be
operated under the name of the cor
poration. Cowan's Drug Store, and
managed by j. G. Cowan, president
of the corporation.
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DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.

W. E. Byerly, mayor of the town
of Velva, and family are in the city
for a few days w.. at the A. F. Nc.
Donald home, 321 Fourth street.
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JAMESTOWN e

Thomas Challoner of jamestown
was in the city .ionday visiting with
friends and looking after business
interests,
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Cultivated plnms Congrass cher
ries; plums 10c at, cherries l5c at.
In 10 and "a quart crates. ]. W.
Millet,
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City News

HERE ON BUSINESS.
John NJ. Gaub of Stark, was in the
city today purchasing a threshing out.
fit,
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DEPUTY SHERIFF HERE.
r, Gotten, deputy sheriff of Mclean
county, was in the city Monday at
tending to official business.
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GAME

At Kitzmeyer's Drug Store, oppo-
site the Capitol. the fresh stock Of
hot water bottles has arrived, the
kind that are guaranteed not to
leak.
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election day, casting hflt five and ten
per cent of their nornA4 vote. With
the exception of Dickds1n, Wahpetou
and Bismarck. 1a Fbllette carried
every city .in the state.t
4lops Country eDll Down
57rhe suasope country fe}kSar below the
the expectations of the Roosevelt sup
po1'teTs, some. of tn counties con.
ceded to Roosevelt going to La Fol-
lette. These included Logan, Oliver
and Mclean. Roosevelt did not even
run up as strong as La Toilette work.
ers had given him concessions prior
to election, his conceded majorities
being in many instances cut almost
in half. La Toilette, on the other
hand, held up in all Of the counties
which he claimed previous to election.
Other Contests Uncertain
1t has been impossible at this hour
to determine the status of any of the
other contests, although at this time
it appears that Marshall is leading
Cooper for the republican national
committeemanship The struggle in
the democratic ranks for the similar
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COUNTIES CONCEDED TO &
ROOSEVELT AND THE 4
MAJoRiTiEs ESTIMATED 4
q 4$t$$$ q q 80 = q + = &

At 4 q. N. Wednesday morning, the
hQlr this extra Sltton q Tho Tribune
u ~ 10 ssstosy
over. Roosevelt is assured by a ma
jofity Ranging from $500 to 10000.
Some oes>the papers in the state are
claiming a majority Of $4,000 and
$1,000 for the Badger senator. but
their reports ' ave been in many cases
exaggerated.
Tribune Returns Reliable
The Tribune has sought to receive
accurate results, and although there
may be few smaM differences over
the official canvass, the returns which
the Tribune publishes herewith may
be counted upon to be reliable.
Less Than Half q Vote
There was less than half vote
polled at the primaries Tuesday, some
rural sections, caught i'm the grip of
the blizzard which swept Through
many sections of North Dakota on
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BURKE

PORTAL CITY
Roosevelt ~; LaFollette 80; Taft 3.
PORTAL TOWNSHIP
Roosevelt, 5; LaFollette, II.
FLAxToN
LaFollette 80; Roosevelt Z; Taft 2.
COLUMBUS
LaFollette 20; Roosevelt 5; TAFT l.
LlckITE CITY AND TWP.
LaFollette 80; Roosevelt 3; Taft L.
NooNAN CITY
LaEollette IS; Roosevelt Is; TAFT l..
q STAMPEDE.
LaFollette II; Roosevelt 3.
WoBuRN
LsFoHette q: Roosevelt Z.
CARTER TWP.
LaFodette Z; Roosevelt 8; Taft l..
NORTH STAR TWP. ~,
LaFollette II; Roosevelt 6; Taft l.
MINNESOTA TWP.
LaFollette %; Roosevelt IL; TAFT =.
WARD TWP.
LaFollette %; Roosevelt II; Taft l..
CLAYTON TWP.
LaFollette 8; Roosevelt 2; Taft l..
500 TWP. :.
-zaFollette II; Roosevelt II; Taft l.
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NORTH DAKOTA VOTERS 0YERW|ELN ROOSEVELT IN WRIAbLE
LANDSLIDE IN favor Of la Toilette IN March PRMAR|E,

It is impossible at the hour of 60
ing to press to secure complete re-
turns from every precinct In North
Dakota as to the results OF the first
preferential primaries to be held I'M
der the provisions Of the statute en-
acted by the 1911 Legislative assem-
bly,. The Tribune has endeavored,
however, to :ecure all of the returns
it could, in order to give It's readers
some idea Of the sentiment which
prevailed in each county Of the state.
Lack Of telephones or other facilities
for securing Information, but the foi'
lowing telegraphic reports on Tues
days election are reliable, and in most
cases have been verified: E: 81.
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6lSMARCk-1st WARD
Republican

President of the United States
Robert M. LaFollette, 40; Theodore
Roosevelt, 43; William H. Taft, 8.
National Committeeman-E. G.
Cooper so; Thomas F. Marshall 81.
Presidential Electors-H. H. Aaker
AZ; Roger Allin ~; D. P. Barnes 81;
Breen 81; Buck, so; Cathro SO; Fer.
ris so; Johnson 40; Thompson 40;
Tostevin, SO.
Delegates to National Convention
Christianson 4S; Cooper 80; Erick-
son IL; Garpaas 80; Henry Hale 4S;
Hayes, 46; Hyde 46; johnson 49,;
Lauder 80; Linde 81; Mashek, 81;
Nelson IS; Pollock 80; Scott So;
Scow 80; Sinness so; Stimmel IS;
Thorson 80; Tofsrul 81; Twitchell "A;
White 4S.
Democratic.
President of the United States
John Burke, IL.
Vice President of United States
John Burke.
National Observation-Disclosures,
/; Duis, /; Mclean, 3; Wilson 3;
Whitehead, 6.
Presidential Elactors-Armstrong,
13; Cameron IL; Kelly IA; Kerlin,1 ~;
Williams, IL.
Delegates to National Convention
Boeing 2; Byerly 8; Conmy z; Doyle
10; Fulkerson 3; Hughes z; Joy 2;
Kelly g.; Lish z; Major g.; Mansfield,
3; Nelson 8; O'Hara II; Porterfeld
Z; Purcell IL; Reed 13; Wa..on s.
1lSMARck-3rdl WARD
Republican
President Of the United States
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q; T. Twitchell Is; Alfred White,
80.
Democratic.
President of the United States
John Burke 8.
National Committeeman Geo. E.
Duis, 2; Fred w. Mclean, /; Ben
G. Whitehead, 3,
Presidential Electors-D. I. Arm.
strong, 8; E. s. Cameron 8; Thomas
c. Kelly 8; A. B. Kerlin 8; M. D.
Williams, Z.
Delegates to National Convention
J. w. Boeing 2; w. E.. Byerly 8;
Edward w. Conmy, 3; s. J. Doyle,
3; Walter A. Fulkerson 2; Edward
J. Hughes 4; Willis A. Joy 3; J. Mel
son Kelly 2; Frank Lish /; M. H.
O'Hara 2; VIM. P. Porterdeld, /; w.
E. Purcell, /; Frank Reed, s; w. l..
Walton g.;
eIsMARck-5th WARD
Republican
President of the United States
LaFollette 30; Roosevelt 81; Taft 6.
National Cimmitteeman-Cooper 78
Marshall 30.
Presidential Electors-Aaker 30;
Allin "a; Barnes 30; Breen "a; Buck
70; Cathro "a: Ferris 80; johnson,
80 Thompson "a; Tostevin 79.
Delegates to National Convention
Christianson "a; Cooper 80; Erickson
IL; Garnaas 26; Hale a.; Hayes rs;
Hyde "A; Johnson 30; Lauder 20;
Linde IS; Mashek n; Nelson %;
Pollock 80; Scott 80; Scow "a; Sim
ness 76; Stimmel u; Thorson 80;
Tofsrud "a; Twitchell Is; White IS.
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LaFolltete So; Roosevelt SO; Taft 4.
National Committeeman - Cooper
81; Marshall 81.
Presidential Electors-Aaker 49,;
Allin 80; Barnes "a; Breen Al; Buck
81; Lathro 46; Ferris 80; Johnson
40; Thompson 46; Tostevfn IS.
Delegates to National Convention
Christianson AZ; Cooper 50; Erickson
IA; Garnaas As; Hale 81; Hayes 80;
Hyde So; Johnson 54; Lauder 48;
Linde 35; Mashek 34;. Nelson 50;
Pollock IS; Scott AZ; Scow 43; Sim
ness 80; Stimmel SO; Thorson 81;
Tofsrud As; Twitchell 81; White "a;
Brown l.
4th WARD, BISMARCK.
Republican.
President of the United States
Robert M. LaFollete, 26; Theodore
Roosevelt, 80; William H. Taft, 2.
National Committeemen-E. c..
Cooper, 9S; Thomas F. Marshall, rs.
Presidential Electors-H. H. Aaker,
26; Roger Allin SO; d. P. Barnes 81;
M. Breen SO; c. s. Buck 80; F. w.
Cathro 26; s. NJ. Ferris 81; Gilbert
Johnson q; Theodore Thompson rs;
E H. Tostevin SO.
Delegates to National Convention
A. NJ. Christianson, 46; J. H. Coop
er ~; A. E. Erickson, 5; L. B. Gar.
naas "a; Henry Hale, 80; Nicholas
Hayes 81; L. P. Hyde 81; August E.
Johnson, rs; w. 8. Lauder "A; H.
J. Linde, 81; F. w. Mashek. A; A.
L. Nelson rs; Robert NJ. Pollock Is;
John w. Scott, So; Emil Scow 21;
Torger sinness SO; Smith Stimmel,
SO; P. o. Torson, 25; O. T. Tofsrud,
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nETIIN6ER
MOTT
Republican

President Of United States-LAFol.
lette g; Roosevelt IS; Taft
National Committeeman-Cooper 43
Marshall 10. .......,s4
Presidential Electors-Aaker ~;
Allin 50; Barnes ~; Breen Sc; Buck
g; Cathro 43; Ferris 50; johnson 4S;
Thompson ~; Tostevin 50.
Delegates to National Convention
Christianson IS; Cooper 81; Erick.
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M)ll,f:IGl
HAY CREEK
Republican

President of the United States
LaFollette, 3; Roosevelt 3; Taft l.
National Committeeman Cooper,
L: Marshall s.
Presidential Electors-Aaker 1; Al
lin 2: Barnes 4; Breen 8; Buck 3;
Cathro 3; Ferris 2; Johnson 4; Thomp
son, s; Tostevin, 2.
Delegates to National Convention
Christianson 2; Cooper s; Erickson,
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lEll'V
lElleA...

N. p. Reed wa aActsd mayor q
Beach, receiving 150 votes, g D -
lots east for q. D. Lowell 1hs ptlpn
sition TO bond the city 10 t2k0oe ~
erect municipal water woe1n was 60
rjed. For repnhlicaQ Aa3onal -
mitteeman Tom Mare9aM Wis given
81 ballots to Is cast for cooper.
BEACH, SENTINEL BUTTE AND
AND MEDoRA
Sentinel Butte, Medora and Beach
cobined give LaFollette 24S: Roose.
welt 210.
Roosevelt 20; ~LaFollette 13; Taft l.
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BOIlINEAU
1oTTjNEAu

Roosevelt 80; LaFollette, g. Taft,
Is.
ANTLER CITY
LaFollette Is; Roosevelt II; Taft l..
ANTLER TWp.
LaFollette 2; Roosevelt r.; Taft l.
WAYNE TWP.
LaFollette 10; Roosevelt 8.
RUSSELL
LaFollette 10; Roosevelt s; Taft 2.
SoURl9
LaFollette 70; Roosevelt 13; Taft 2.
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Enn0VS

Six precincts out of twenty-five in
Emmons county give Roosevelt 174,
and LaFollette, 81. Roosevelt is run.
ming about : to 1 ahead Of LaFollette,
and will have Z majority Of about
200 in the county. Only about half
q vote was polled.
LINTON PRECINCT
Roosevelt, ~; LaFollette, 10; Taft,
10.
HAZEI1oN
Roosevelt 80; LaFollette %; Taft I.
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CITY OF BISMARCK

Ist WARD
Roosevelt 43; LaFollette 40; Taft 8.
End WAND.
Roosevelt ~; LaFollette g.; Taft 7.
3rd WAND
Roosevelt 36; LaFollette 50; Taft 4.
4tl, WAND
Roosevelt 50; LaFollette 2s; Taft 2.
5th WAND :.
Roosevelt 81: LaFo1btte 30; Taft 6.
9Th WAI1D e.
Roosevelt 50; LsFolftte 43; Taft 3.
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60 g. f,.Ss,- n, .,t.Ts,.
BARNES
VALLEY CITY.

..ts&.+ VALLEY NtJYs l-es~s.,. - 3
LaFollette carried Valley City BY
191 majority. Mayor Plakou was -
elected to Office by majority OF ~
over all opposing candidates.
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Marshal Leading Cooper for Republican
National Committeeman
Thousands of Democrats Cast Their Ballots
for La Toilette

= = 49, = = + = = - =
: COUNTIES CLAIMED eY Z
: LaF0LLETTE AND Ma 4
+ J0RITIEs ESTIMATED 4
z + = + 4 = = = . q q = = = = = .
kidder $50.
Logan $50. ..
Mclean 200.
Benson 25o.
Cavalier $50. ..
Dickey 400
Eddy 800.
Grand Forks 1000
Grioos 900
McHenry 200.
Mountraii 325.
Nelson 600.
Pierce 600.
Ramsey 400
stutsman 800.
TraiII 500
Walsh 400.
Wells 400.
Ward 400.
Williams and Divide 4oQ, =. i,
Oliver 60.
RenviIle 200.
Burke 100.
6ottineau $50.
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BOWMAN

BOWMAN, RHAME AND. cAscoYNE
Bowman, Rhame and Gascoyne VII
~lages will give LaFollette 142, Roose-
vek 65; It l. !
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position is still uncertain, and will be
until more complete returns are re.
ceived.
Democrates Voted for la Toilette
La Follette's victory in the state is
due in no small measure to democrats
who forsook their own party at these
primaries and called for republican
ba'lcts. The campaign for national
committeeman. while bitter was not
sufficiently strong to keep them with
in thier own ranks. It Is estimated
that 10000 democrats cast their BAL
lots for La Toilette.
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MCINTOSH
WiSHEk
Roosevelt, 35; LaFollette sc.
MCLEAN

MCLEAN
LaFOLLETTE CARRIES M'LEAN
Ten precincts in Mclean county
with all the towns heard from give
LaFollette 460, Roosevelt 214; and
Taft %. Indications are that LaFol-
lette will carry the county by 250.
WILTON
Republican
President of United States-LaFol
lette Sc; Roosevelt 80; Taft IL.
National Committeeman-Co Cooper 20,
Marshall TO-
Presidential Electors-Aaker 72;
Allin 80; Barnes "A; Breen 81; Buck
36; Cathro 63; Ferris A; Johnson,
66; Thompson IS; Tostevin 80.
Delegates to National Convention
Christianson 81; Cooper 66; Erickson
II; Garnaas IS; Hale 80; Hayes 80;
Hyde 20; Johnson 76; Lauder "a;
Linde 80; Mashek 81; Nelson 81;
Pollock 81; Scott 81; Scow 81; Sin.
ness 80; Stimmel IS; Thorson Is;
Tofsrud So; Twichell 72; White 81.
Democratic.
President of United States-John
Burke 2.
National Committeeman-Ben G.
Whitehead, l.
DoGDEN :.
LaFollette 25, Roosevelt II;
WILTON
Roosevelt 80; LaFollette Sc; Taft
12.
Roosevelt, 5; LaFollette q; Taft l.
GARRISON ..
Roosevelt, %; LaFollette, 66; Taft
Roosevelt %; LaFollette, 3S.
.., ..: q OLIVER
CENTER !, -
Roosevelt Sc; LaFollette "A; Taft s.
LaFoLLETTE CARRIES OLIVER
Seven precincts of eleven in Oliver
give LaFollette 101, Roosevelt 81;
Taft 8; LaFollette will carry the coun-
ty by IS to rs majority.
PEmbINA
SEVEN PRECINCTS
Seven precincts out of "a in Penn
bina County give Roosevelt 219; La
Toilette, 81.
NEcHE.
Roosevelt, 60; LaFollette, IS.
RAMSEY
DEVILS LANE
Devils Lakoe gives LaFoIette a
majority approximating 12O.
RANSOM
SHELDON
Sheldon gives Roosevelt a majority
RENVlllE
FAIRBANKS TOWNSHIP
Fairbanks gives Roosevelt a maporA
ity of 16.
TEN TOWNSHIPS
Ten townships out of 20 In Rem
vile county give Roosevelt 70; La
Toilette, 245; Taft 8; LaFollette is
3 to l ahead of Roosevelt throughout
the county.
cLENeURN
LaFollette 11S; Roosevelt 81; Tart s
RICnLAND
WAHPEToN
Roosevelt, III; LaFollette 102.
Taft Al.
HANKINsoN
Roosevelt, 26; LaFollette, SO; Taft
ROLE11E
Roosevelt, AZ; LaFollette, "a; Taft
sargent
$50 MAJORITY FOR LAF0LLETTE
Sargent county gives LaFollette a
over Roosevelt of $50 votes.
Returns are practically all in and
these figures are reliable.
STARK
p,ckINso on COMPLETE
Final count in City of Dickinson
gives Roosevelt 1871; LaFollette 137;
Taft 3; Marshall for committeeman
leads Cooper two to one. For demo-
cratic committeeman Dais il hieh
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eISMARck-5th WARD
Republican

son 1s; Garnaas 43; Hale 81; Hayes
"a; Hyde S.; johnson Al; Lauder As;
Linde 81; Mashek Sc; Nelson A.;
Pollock 50; Scott 60; scow a; Sin
ness 81; Stimmel 60; Thorison, IS;
Tofsrud 43; Twichell a; White SO.
NEW ENGLAND
Roosevelt, 30; LaFollette, 40; Taft,
1; Cooper %; Marshall 81.
KIDDEl
STEELE
Roosevelt, ~; LaFollette, 81. ts:
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(CAS!;S
FARGO

FARGO
LaFollette will probably carry Far.
go BY a majority Of 200. The fight
in the mayoralty race is close, at
the time of going to press, Sweet
claiming the election by q majority
of Z votes over Jordan.
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In the city electlOn al Man0an JO0n
Form was elected president of the
city commission. NJ. F. Lang and WI
liam Mcdonald were elected wenbers
Of the city commission. L. q. RoysF
was elected police magistrate, and
John Brochard was chosen city JUS
tice.
cANNoNeALL TOWNSHIP
Roosevelt 20; LaFollette 2.
NEW SALEM
Roosevelt 81; LaFollette 81; Taft
ENGETTER PRECINCT
Roosevelt Is; LaFollette so.
HEBRON
Roosevelt Sc; LaFollette %; Taft 2.
FLASHER
Roosevelt II; LaFollette 40; Taft 4
KNIFE RIVER
Roosevelt, 21; LaFollette, 5.
LEIPsIG.
Roosevelt, 80; LaFollette, 13.
CARSON
Roosevelt 81; LaFollette 21; Taft 3.
couLEE TWP. =.
Roosevelt, Z; LaFollette, 25.
MANDAN
LaFollette carried Mandan by ma
jority Of 81.
10 PRECINCTS
Ten precincts in Morton county, in
Guiding the city d Mandan give
Roosevelt 500; and LaForlette All.
ELGIN
Roosevelt AZ; LaFollette Z; Taft /.
GLEN ULllN :.
Roosevelt 40; LaFollette 20; Taft 3.
MOUN1RAn
Roosevelt 16; LaFollette, 30, Taft l
STANLEY
LaFollette 66; Roosevelt 80; Taft 2.
PALERMO
LaFollette "a; Roosevelt Is; Taft 2.
TIOGA
LaFollette 80; Roosevelt 13.
WHITE EARTH
LaFollette %; Roosevelt 10.
TEMPLE VILLAGE ..
LaFollette 10; Roosevelt IL.
POWERS LAKE
LaFollette Al; Roosevelt 5.
ROSS VILLAGE
LaFollette 20; Roosevelt 20;
TAGUs
LaFolle-te 13; Roosevelt s; Taft 2.
EPWoRTH
LaFollette "a; Roosevelt Z.
BLAIsDELL
LaFollette 10; Roosevelt 6.
mcntNRY
Roosevelt, 8; LaFollette 60; Taft
3.
ANAMOosE
Roosevelt, 80; LaFollette s; Taft l.
GRANVILLE
Roosevelt, q; LaFollette 46; Taft 3.
DRAKE
LaFollette SO; Roosevelt, 2S.
8ALFoUR TWP.
LaFollette "a; Roosevelt II.
eALFoUR VILLAGE
LaFollette %; Roosevelt Fl; TAT: l.
NEWPORT
LaFollette %; Roosevelt L.
LANG TWP.
LaFollette IS; Roosevelt II.
1oWNER CITY
LaTollette IS; Roosevelt 81; Taft II
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OLIVER.


Roosevelt Sc; LaFollette "A; Taft S.
LaFoLLETTE CARRIES OLIVER
Seven precincts of eleven in Oliver
give LaFollette 101, Roosevelt 81;
Taft 8; LaFollette will carry the coun-
ty by IS to rs majority.
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BADGER SENATOR IS THE VICTOR AT FIRST PREFERENTIAL
PRIMARIES BY MAJORITY APPROX|MA1lNG 10000 Votes

BAvO
2; Garnaas 4; Hale 3; Hyde !; John:
son, 4; Lauder I; Linde 3; Masheh
3; Nelson 4; Pollock 5; Scott 8;
Scow s; Sinness 2; Stimmel /; Thor
son s; Tofsrud 1; Twftchell 5; White
r.
Z.~ Democratic.
President OF the United States
John Burke I. H.
National ~Committeeman-Bsuegger
1; Whitehead, 6.
Z, STERLING
I Republican
President OF the United States
LaFollette 10; Roosevelt 10. ~.
National Committeeman - Cooper,
Z; Mar1Aall 20. III. LIZ #@
= Presidential Electors-Aaksf 10;
Ailin >; Barnes 10; Breen 4; Buck
8; Cathro ~; Ferris 8; Gilbert JohA-
son 10; T1ompaon Is; Tostevta I.
Delegates TO National Convention
Christianson 8: Cooper 1s; EfickDoa
3: 0alnaAs 70: Hale o.. Hayes d:
Hyde :: JolnSon 70; Laud1 u;
Linde 8; 1ashek s; Nelsoa III: Pol.
lock Il: oeoet 8: Scow ~: Binness
s; Stimme3 Z; Thorson II; Tofsrud
20; TWiteAoll 70; White 10.
49,. oassenakle.
President = the United 9tates-
john Dnsalo, I. ~. :
Natioasl csamittesman-Dsn @.
WhttsAsa1A "A. !,
I. 1llQl(r cnGEk
E. OnnDioon =.
. President RI Unfts1 1tates-LAFol.
lette S; Rooae :; Eoft =.
{ Natienal Csnaittsa Cooper g.,
NAl1 . Al.
Presidential Efaotoss ss-ssAaker 4; Ak
lin 6; Earnes a; Breen 6; Buck 6;
Cathro I; Ferris s; Johnson 4;
Thompson 4; Tostevin s.
Delegates to National Convention
Christianson s; Cooper 4; Erickson
6; Garnaas 3; Hale l.; Hayes, Z:
Hyde s; johnson 4; Lauder 4; Linde
6; Mashek s; Nelson 4; Scott Z;
scow 4; Pollock 3; sinness s; Slim.
mel S; Thorson, 4; .Tofsrud, 4;
Twichell g.; White 6.
WILD ROSE
Roosevelt 16; LaFollette g.; Taft l..
LONG LAKE -.
Roosevelt 16; LaFollette 8; Taft L.
LINCOLN
Roosevelt 4; LaFollette 2.
LOGAN
Roosevelt 5; LaFollette 5.
0RIscoLL
Roosevelt 18; LaFoHette %.
MCKENZIE
Roosevelt 13; LaFollette 10.
MENokEN
Roosevelt II; LaFollette 8; Taft z.
cRoFTE
Roosevelt 16; LaFollette 49,
GLENvIEW
Roosevelt 81; LaFollette 1.
FARGO
LaFollette will probably carry Far.
go BY a majority Of 200. The fight
in the mayoralty race 10 close, at
the time Of going to press, Sweet
claiming the election by q majority
of votes over Jordan.
DICkEY
MERRlcoURT
Roosevelt, 4; LaFollette, 10:
MoNANG0
Roosevelt, IL; LaFollette n; Taft 4.
oAkEs.
Roosevelt 50; LaFollette 175; Taft
DIVIDE
AMBROSE, CROSBY AND NooNAN
Combined vote of Ambrose, Crosby
and Noonan gives LaFollette 231;
Roosevelt 70; Taft 3.
MANNING
Roosevelt, ~; LaFollette, ~.
fAYE11E
Roosevelt, II; LaFollette, II.
EnnonS
Six precincts out Of twenty-five in
Emmons county give Roosevelt 174,
and LaFollette, 81. Roosevelt is run.
ming about : to 1 ahead Of LaFollette,
md will have I majority Of about
200 in the county. Only about half
= vote was pol1ed.
LINTON PRECINCT
Roosevelt, ~; LaFollette, 19; Taft,
10.
HAZEl1oN
Roosevelt 80; LaFollette %; Taft 4.
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STARK

DICKINSON COMPLETE
Final count in City Of Dickinson
gives Roosevelt 1871; LaFollette 1877;
Taft 3; Marshall for committeeman
leads Cooper two to one. For demo-
cratic committeeman Duis hiEh
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SARGENT

$50 MAJORITY FOR lAF0llETTE
Sargent county gives LaFollette a
majority over Roosevelt of $50 votes.
Returns are practically all in, and
these figures are reliable.
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OICkEY
MERRlcoURT
Roosevelt, 4; LaFollette, 10.
M0NANG0
Roosevelt, II; LaFollette "a; Taft 4.
OAkES.
Roosevelt 50; LaFollette 175; Taft
Z.