Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-25
MONDAY IS LAST
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Helgeson, Of Milton.
For Congress (Seoond District)-
Frank White, Valley City; II. J. Bes
session, Harvey; George M. Young
Valley City: Col. w. P. Tuttle, Daw
SON; John H. Kirk OF Bott:neau.
For Congress (Third DISTRICT IA!
fred Blaisdell, LMinot; p. D. Morton
Hettinger; l.. a. Simpson, Dickinson
Nehemiah Davis, Minot.
For Governor-L. B. Hanna, Fargo;
C.. A. johnson, Mmot: J. A. Buchanan
Buchanan; H. N. Midtbo, 'MInot.
For Lieutenant Governor-A. T.
Kraabel, Clifford.
For Secretary of State-Frank S.
Henry, Valley City; Thomas Hall,
Bismarck.
For State Auditor-Carl o. Jorgen,
son. Milnor.
For State Observation-Disclosures Olson
Of Grafton
For Attorney General-C. A. M.
Spencer, Grafton; Andrew Miller,
Bismarck; B. w. Shaw, Mandan;
Aaron Bessie, Wiluston.
For Super;ntena emit of Public In
structdon-E. J. Taylor OF Bismarck:
Thomas p. King, of Cogswell.
For Commissioner Of Agriculture
and Labor-W C. Gilbreath, Bis
marck; A. E. Hutchinson, Minnewau'
kan.
For Commissioner OF Insurance
W., C. Taylor, LaMoure.
For Commissioner of Railroads.
w. H. Mann of New Salem; j. G..
Brown of Embden; Robert Clenden-
ing of Wimbledon; Joseph Purcell Of
Fargo; John: + Charmley, Mott; E..
NJ. Nelson of Taylor; w. H. Stutsman
Of Mandan; o. P. N. Anderson Of
Starkweather; Ambrose Olsen, Mlinot.
Democratic
For Congress (First Distinctly. R.
Lowell Of Fargo.
For Congress (Second District)-
S. J. Doyle, Darlington.
For Congress (Third District)-H.
L. Halverson of Minot.
For Governor-Frank o. Hellstrom
of Bismarck; George p. Jones of La
Moure:
For Lfeuten Governor-F. L.
Brandt of Bismarck.
For Secretary of State-E. P. Totem
Of Bowman.
For State Auditor-Frank STANLEY
Of Fargo.
For State Treasurer-Frank Uish
of Dickinson.
For Attorney General-John M.
Sullivan OF Mandan.
For Superintendent of Public In
struction-J. Nelson Kelly of Grand
Forks.
For Commissioner of Agriculture
and Labor-Alex Morrison of Bath
gate; Thomas P. Harrington of Far
ringto.
For Commissioner Of Insurance
c. s. Whittlesey of Fargo.
For Commissioner of Railroads.
Charles Perry of Crosby; Jens Peter
son of Milnor; Olaf Bjorke of~Aber.
crombie
judiciary. Nonpartisan
For Supreme Court-A. A. Bruce of
Bismarck; J. E. Robinson of Fargo.
For District Court
First District-Charles F. Temple
ton of Grand Forks; John w. Ogren
of Grand Forks:
Second Ddstrict-John F. Cowan of
Devils Lake; C. w. BUTTE of Minnie
waukan.
Third District-Charles A. Pollock
of Fargo.
Fourth District-Frank P. Allen Of
Lisbon.
Fifth District-J. "A. Coffey of
Jamestown; Lee Combs of Valley
City.
Sixth Dl:strict-W. H. Winchester
of Bismarck; w. l.. Nuessle of Wash
burn.
Seventh Distdct-William Knee
shaw of Pemblna; George M. Price,
Langdon.
Eigth District-K. E. Leighton of
Minot.
Ninth District-A. G. Burr of Rug
by; E. C. Bowen of Bottineau.
Tenth District-W. C. Crawford Of
Dickinson.
Eleventh District-Frank E. Fisk Of
Wilhston.
Willistnn.
Twelfth DISTRICTS. L. Nuchols of
Mandan.
Socialist
The Socialists will not participate
in the primary elections, nominating
their state ticket Through the medium
Of holding Local elections. The names
of their candidates will be placed up
on the general election ballot by
petitioning the secretary Of state
Last Day Of Registration
Monday is also the final day for the
registration Of voters under the new
derassessor' registration law. Any
voter who has not registered his poll
tical affiliations, or who has failed to
submit to the assessor or county audi
tor an affidavit of the same. will not
be permitted to cast a ballot in the
primaries. No disfranchisment Is i'm
piled in this provision, the primary
election being merely substitute for
the old party caucus or convention.
At the general election i'm November,
the nonregistered voter may swear
his ballot in.