Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1914-06-19
RESULTS Of THE PRIMARIES
LEE DEFEATS EBERIIART-LAW
I.ER LEADS HAMMOND BUT
MAY STILL, LOSE OUT
IlNDBERGn WINS OUT FOR CONGRESS
JOHNSON WINS FOR SENATOR
CLOSE BETWEEN GARDNER
AND OPSAHL
,PREUS Wins FOR STATE AUDITOR
FELIX AND TANNER TO RUN
FOR SHERIFF AND king AND
sTOIL FOR CLERK OF COURT

sTo11 FOR CLERK OF COURT
In the primaries Tuesday through
out the state VIM. E. Lee of Long
Prairie was nominated on the republi-
can ticket over Governor Eberhardt by
about 10000 votes. BurnQuist won
nor. For auditor Preus seems to be
the winner. Treasurer Smith and At
torney General Smith have also won.
jacobson won out as railway and
warehouse commissioner.
Halbert is the progressive candidate
for governor.
Bum and johnson will be the nom
iness for associate justices OF the su-
preme court.
D. w. Lawler of St. Paul IS at this
writing about 1900 votes to the good
over Congressman Hammond of 81.
James, the conference candidate. Mr..
Lawler received very heavy vote IN
Ramsey county, which gave him an
early advantage. Hammond is running
some stronger in the country districts
and may win out, as there are yet
quite number Of precincts to hear
from.
Congressman Lindbergh is again re-
turned a winner, although likely by a
somewhat smaller margin than usual.
In the senatorial fight johnson Is
sure to be one of the nominees, with
Gardner and Opsahl close for the
.other nomination on the ticket.
Felix and Tanner will be the nom.
'inees for sheriff and King and Stoll
for clerk Of court.
Others who did not enter the pri-
lmaries, but will contest for office this
fall are:
Representative at large-C. w.
-Bouck, Milo Young.
Representative from Morrison Coun-
ty-L. w. Vasaly, L. D. Brown,
Judge Of Probate-E. F. Shaw, F..
w. Lyon.
County Attorney-C Rosenmeier, A.
III. Vernon.
Superintendent of Schools-M. E..
Barnes, Mrs. K. J. Hoeglund.
Commissioner Fifth District-Her-
man Vanselow, Martin Viechorek.
49,. asito1 AcNairy, reasuter.. Rem
lex, Register Of Deeds Bastien,. Coron-
er Chance and F. H. Lakin for com
missioner Of the Fourth district, have
no opposition.
A few small precincts are still miss
ing. Results in a number Of the
towns follow:
Governor-A. o. Eberhart 2, w. E.
Lee 0, E. L. Raab 0; Lieutenant Gov
"ernor-J. A. A. Burnquist l, Elias
.Steenerson /; AUDITOR. H. Block l,
Jacob A. o. Preus 0, Henry Rines l;
'Treasurer-R. L. johnson l, Walter >.
Smith l; Attorney General-James A.
Manahan 1, Lyndon A. Smith 1; Clerk
of Supreme Court. A. Caswen 0,
G. D. McCubrey 2; Railroad and Ware
house Commissioner-J. F. Rosenwald
0, O. P. B. jacobson l, j. s. Arneson
l, J. c. White 0; Congressiona]-H J.
Maxfeld 0, G. A. Lindbergh 2; Demo
cratic Governor-D. w. Lawler 21,
w. S. Hammond 10; Non-Partisan:
Associate Justices of Supreme Court
George L. Bum 6, Charles B. Elliott
3, Alva R. Hunt 5, Albert johnson 8,
P. w. Morrison Z, William Watts 4;
Legislative: Senator-Geo. M. Gard
ner II, G. D. johnson 16, A. M. OPP
:sahl Z; Clerk of Court-Frank E. Hall
3, E. A. King 4, Jacob Posch 3, Ar
thur Reynolds O, A. NJ. Stoll 23; Sher-
:iff-Paul Felix l2, P. j. Lauermann 9,
John Monahan 0, Delphise Rocheleau
Belle Prairie
Governor-A. o. Eberhadt Al, w.
E. Lee 80, E. L. Raab 4; Lieutenant
Governor J. A. A. Burnquist 50, Elias
Steenerson 10; Auditor-J. H. Block
Is, Jacob A. o. Preus IA, Henry Rines
40: Treasurer-R. l.. johnson Al. Wal
ter j. Smith 80; Attorney General
james A. Manahan %, Lyndon A.
Smith Al; Clerk Of Supreme Court
Irving A. Caswell AZ, G. D. Nc
'Cubrey, %; Railroad and Warehouse
Comissioner-J F. Rosenwald IA, O.
p. B. jacobson 35. j. s. Arneson IL,
j. G. White 12; Congressional-H J.
Max6eld II, G. A, Lindbergh o.;
Democratic Governor-D. w. Lawler
IL, w. S. Hammond IS; Non-Partison:
Judicial, Associate Justices of Su-
preme Court-George L. Bum, 10,
Charles B. Elliott IS, Alva R. Hunt
10, Albert johnson 81, P. w. MORRISON
Is, William Watts s; Legislative
Senato1-Geo. M. Gardner "a, G. D.
johnson As, A. M. Opsahl 26; Clerk of
Court-Frank s. Hall Is, E. A.. King
43, Jaeb Posch l, Arthur Reynolds 9,
A. NJ. Stoll "a; Sheriff-Paul Felix 80,
P. J. Lauermann 2, John Monahan I,
Delphise Rocheleau 81, E. 8. Tanner
..22, w. T. Tourtillott 6.
Bellevue
Eberhart IS, Lee 81, Raab 2; Burn.
quist 48, Steenerson 80; Block 81,
Preus 40, Rines "a; johnson IS, Smith
SO; Manahan rs, Smith 66; Caswel,
i; 81, McCubTey q; Rosenwald 13
jacobson 20, Arneson 80, White H.
Maxfeld 80, Lindbergh 81; Lawler Ia
Hammond is; Gardner 50, johnson 80
'Opsahl IS; Hall 27,' King 33, Poscs
21, Reynolds 81, Stoll z; Felix 7S
Lauermann S, Monahan 3, Rocheleau
8, Tanner Is. Tourtillott 81.
g Buckman
Eberhart 13, Lee s, Raab 3; Burn
quist 9, Steenerson 10; Block 10
Preus Rines 8 johnson 8, Smith Is
Manahan u, Smith 9; Caswell Il, Nc