Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1914-07-02
SOME ADDITIONAL
ELECTION FIGURES
All Stutsman County Returns
Reported Except 3 Precincts.

With the voting precincts of Grif-
fin, Midway and Germania to hear
from, the returns of the primary
election Wednesday are at the audi
tors Office. No changes in the status
OF either state or county candidates
as announced yesterday have been
made by the additional returns.
On the County Ticket.
In the probate judge contest Hem
mi gets S34, Conklin, 720.
For treasurer Knth gets CTS,
Craven 427, Chenery 995.
In the contest for commissioner
in the fifth district, Chris. Geisler
of Medina has 7S; VIM. Krekow,
Streeter, 144; T. A. Williams, Cleve-
land, 141. Complete returns may
change these figures somewhat.
Congressional and State Candidates.
Senator Gronna has 613, Worst
All, Miller 381, Midtbo Sc.
For congress, Colonel Tuttle re-
ceives $40, Young TAI.
For governor Hanna has 637,
Wishek 591, and Burdick 352.
For lieutenant governor, Frame
has AL, Kraabel 2S2, Sagehorn, 319.
Bessesen 265, McMaster 153.
For state treasurer, Rolley Berg
of Courtenay carries the county by
a fine majority, 617 votes; Putnam
gets 410, Steen 267, Tharaldson III.
For attorney general, Linde has
577, Zuger, 567, Heffron 325.
Commissioner of agriculture and
labor, Flint has 527, Hoge 249. Hol-
bein 129, Hutchinson 447.
Railroad commissioners, Anderson
626, Barwind 296, Collins 500, Dun
can 326, Mann S25, stutsman 500,
Reider 3s2.
Commissioner Stutsman of Nor
ton county always did run we'll in
Stutsman county. whats in a
name?"
Legislative.
For representative in the legisla-
ture for the 23rd district, s. o. Allen,
jamestown, lob; Adam Bolinger,
Medina, 995; Thos. Pendray, 1880;
John Stoddart, Jamestown, S46, and
Fred Wolfer, jamestown, 961.
WHAT THE BALLOTS SHOW.
Grand Forks Herald: Burdick was
the third man in several sections of
the state, one of the notable surprises
of this nature coming in Stutsman
county, where the city Of James
town gave Hanna the lead, put
Wishek, the resubmission candidate,
second, with Burdick third. Two
years ago this was one of the Bu-
chanan strongholds.
Cavalier county gave Burdick, the
Progressive Republican league can
didate, a lead of about 400, this be-
ing about a hundred more than 1t
gave Buchanan two years ago under
the same banner.
Hanna Strong in Northwest.
Walsh, Pembina and Grand Forks
are other northwestern counties that
have returned Hanna pluralities, the
case of Grand Forks being remark
able change from two years ago,
when Hanna was second man, losing
by about four hundred. Walsh also
was a Buchanan county two years
ago, giving him 1870 lead, while this
year it will give Hanna about geo.
Grand Forks gives Hanna about 800,
as against about 400 for Buchanan
two years. ago.
Traill Stays by League Candidate.
Trail county continued strong In
the Progressive faction ranks, CIV
ing Burdick a 600 lead. which is 100
less than was given the leagues can
didate two years ago.
Cass, Richland, Ransom, Sargent
are Hanna counties. Barnes county
raised its Hanna plurality from 81
two years ago to over 500 this year.
stutsman county will give Hanna
about $50 plurality. % against near
" 800 for Buchanan two years ago.
North Central Part For Burdick.
Ramsey, Benson, Towner, Nelson,
Steele are Burdick counties, though IN
none of them are the pluralities %
great as had been expected. Pierce
is showing more Hanna strenSsa
than was anticipated. Burdick's
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