The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-06-25
NEDERL0E WILL Be
OUR next SHERIFF
CANDIDATE FROM GOOSENECK
WINS-ENGESETH BEATS REL
SHUS - NESTOS HAS GOOD
LEAD-HAGEN BEATS PETER
SON.
THOMPSON, GROW, SMITH AND
DICKINSON FOR THE LEGISLA.
TURE-HUBER DEFEATED FOR
COMMISSIONER.

turns from Ward county with the ex-
ception of five precincts from the
southern part of the county.
Nederloe from Kenmare won the
nomination for sheriff with 1872 votes.
Lee was second with 682; Shaw third
with $50 and Rowan fourth, 2O4. This
was the hardest fight for the office
ever waged in Ward county. The Ken
mare man kept out of the fray, wrote
nice personal letters, travelled around
the county leisurely and carried off
the bacon. He will win in the fall by
700 votes.
Knute Hagen was nominated for
Clerk of the District Court for the
fourth term, with 1884 votes. Carl A.
Peterson received 922 votes. Hagen
did not make much of a campaign, re-
lying on his friends thruout the coun-
ty. Carl Peterson can be proud of the
showing he made, but he ran against
a mighty popular official.
Martin Engeseth will be our next
Register of Deeds. He secured 1910
votes to 1909 for Reishus. Mr.. Enge-
seth made nice clean campaign and
won easily.
R. A. Nestos for States Attorney
received 1458 votes to 752 for Francis
J. Murphy.
VIM. Wendt for county superinten-
dent, Orson Doe for coroner, L. J.
Thompson for county auditor, VIM.
Murray for county Judge, Carl Lind
berg for treasurer, and H. C. Frahm
for surveyor had no opposition.
A. M. Thompson received the high
vote for representative from the 29th
district, with Grow second. J. W.
Smith Of Surrey was renominated and
B. A. Dickinson Of Ryder was success
full. The vote is as follows: Thomp-
son, 1888; Grow, 637; Dickinson, $40;
Smith, 587; Lindgren, 491; Beighle
402; Warren, 400; Scarlet, who had
withdrawn, Ais.
Norton for Congress got 1870
votes in the county and Simpson 1893
The vote on governor stood Burdick,
1860; Hanna, 879; Wishek 217.
Gronna for the Senate carried Ward
county by 600 votes. Frame for
Lieut.. Governor, carried the county
and Tharalson for state treasurer has
about hundred majority. Linde car
ried the county with plurality of
about 800.
With 10 precincts to hear from the
following is the county vote on Com
missioner of Agriculture: Hutchin-
son, 5 81 Holbein, 47a; Flint, 424;
C. X. Christianson Of Carpio defeat
ed NJ D. johnson of Hartland for rep
resentative from the Second, 375 to
1856. In Maryland township Christian
son got Is votes and johnson l.
J. A. 'Englund won for the Senate
over J. w. Calnan of Berthold, with
a good majority.
Nederloe received 159 votes out of
1854 in Kenmare City.
Davidson Defeated.
G. E. Davidson of Portal was de-
feated for the Senate by Oscar Lind
strom, by 140.
Skies Wins in MOuntrail.
Ed Skies of Stanley won for the
Senate in Mountrail county over Tay-
lor.
The members of the house nominat-
ed in Burke county are Leonard, Hem
Erickson and Burgett.
In .Bottineau County.
L. P. Sandstrom defeated E. L. Gar
den for the Senate in a short, snappy
campaign. Jacobson, Masters and
Hardy are the representatives. Har-
aldson and Steen ran neck and neck
for fourth place.
John Mclean was nominated sher-
if; John G. Simon, auditor; L. J..
Glomseth, treasurer; Dokken defeat
ed Matt johnson for Clerk Of Court;
Quamme, register Of deeds; W. H.
Adams, States Attorney; I. r. Bark
way, judge.