The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-06-01
ELECTION BULLETINS.

\ hurley-Out or oil votes cast for gov
ernor az the primary, Peter Norbeck.
y; Orville v. Rinehart, democrat, 8:
Edmund ID. Morcom, democrat. 5.
| Parker-Returns from u out of 20
Turner county precincts gave Nor
peck 3o2 votes for governor; Richards
lOI, and Egan, 80. Norbeck apparently
VIII carry the county by a majority Of
! 4OO over his two opponents. Dillon
Ior congress, is running close to Nor
Centerville-Norbeck received 10
votes; Richards, 26; Egan, 80, in Gem
Norbeck, So: Richards, Is: Egan. "a
Centerville city gives Dillon so; Chris
topherson, 81. Centerville township:
Dillon, So; Christopherson, ss.
Bridgewater-This precinct gives for
governor, Norbeck, 46; Richards, Il:
Egan, ~. For congress: Dillon, re-
publican, 81 votes; Christopherson, re-
publican, 2S votes.
Platte-With not half of the voters
registered, the election for the city
terminated by wards for governor az
I TH First ward. Norbeck, 40;
Egan, y; Richards, 5. Second ward,
Norbsck, 20; Egan, 8; Richards, s.
Third ward. Norbeck, 20; Egan, 8;
Richards, 8.
Ipswich-The precinct OF Ipswich
City gives for governor, Norbeck, IL;
Richards, IS; Egan, s. Congress-.
Parmley, IS; Johnson, Is.
Miller-Miller gives Norbeck. 81:
Egan, 28; Richards, 8.
Observation-Disclosures Is running far
ahead Of the Egan and Richards com
bined vote. Patterson Is leading
slightly in Lead for congress, but
Hayes will have the county by several
hundred. Six precincts. including
1870; Richards. SO. Handlin, for state
auditor. defeated Howard in Lead.
Redfield-Incomplete returns AT tbe
Norbeck headquarters here tonight in
dictate that Norbeck Is nominated over
both candidates by q majority OF two
to one. Norbeck probably carries every
county but Beadle. Incomplete returns
give Royal Q. Johnson a large major
ity over ]. w. Parmley. Norbeck car
ries Redfield by zee: Egan, SO; Rich
ards, "a. -
Yankton--Partial returns from
Yankton county give Dillon, 304;
Chrtstopherson, 211. Clay county, Dill
ION, 293; Christopherson, 1879. Bon
homme county, Dillon, 321; Christie
pherson, $50.
Yankton. 8. D.-Twelve precincts In
Yankton county, Including the city of
Yankton. give Norbeck 531; Richards,
14s; Egan, 261; Dillon, 65i; Christie
pherson, 268; Morcom, IS; Rhinehart,
144; Demuth, 430: Grigsby, 504.
Vermilion-Early returns from YER
million and Clay county show Dillon
leading Christopherson by 398 to 1879.
For the republican congressional NOM
nation the republican gubernatorial
returns thus far give Norbeck 461;
Richards, so; Egan, 131. Democratic
returns show Morcom leading Rhine
hart by vote Of 121 to SO.
Rapid City-On republican guber-
material candidates the vote in Rapid
City was: Norbeck 226, Egan 81, Rich
ards 70: the Indications are that Pat
terson will have a small majority over
Hayes in Pennington county for the
republican congressional nomination.
On the democratic governorship con-
test, Rapid City, Rhinehart's home
town, gave: Rhinehart 131. Morcom
"a. .t.,
Naturalization gives Norbeck
267; Richards, 81; Egan, 1913. Lake
county 200 plurality for Norbeck. Mad
ison gave Dillon 62 majority over
Christopherson. =. ~
Huron-Partial returns from Beadle
county, including the city of Huron,
give Richards 315. Norbeck 1913, Egan
AZ. The entire Richards state ticket
leads in the reported precincts, except
on congressman, in which Johnson
gets 274 to 210 for Parmley. For the
democratic gubernatorial nomination
the city of Huron gave 102 for Rhine
hart and SO for Morcom.
Pierre-Slow returns from the Black
Hills indicate heavy majorities for
Peter Norbeck, of Redfield, republican
candidate for governor, over his OPP
ponents, r. o. Richards, Of Huron, and
George w. Egan, Of Sioux Falls. Ernest
o. Patterson, Of Dallas, Is leading over
Robert c. Hayes, of Deadwood, for the
the Third district. Royal C. Johnson.
of Aberdeen, has a clear lead in the
Second district; while the race between
G. 8. Dillon, of Yankton, and c. A.
Christopherson, Of Sioux Falls, in the
First district for representative in
congress is very close.
Aberdeen-Norbeck is leading the
ticket for governor in the Second con-
gressional district by to l. Egan and
place, with the majority favoring Egan.
Royal Johnson Is leading Parmley for
congress by an easy majority. Rhine
hart is leading Morcom. democrat, for
governor by two to one. Rood is run
ming better than two to one over Coyne
Bromley for attorney general by three
to one: Handlin is slightly ahead of
Howard for state auditor, and Helger-
son is leading the field for state treas
urer, with Wipf in second place.
Yankton, 8. D.. May 24.-Twenty
precincts out Of rs gave Rinehart 1853,
Morcom SO. Dillon 926, Christopherson
457 Norbecks majority over Egan is
decisive, possibly 500. On a close race
Royem defeated Lloyd for treasurer on
the republican ticket and Howard War
rem defeated Joe Janousek for states
attorney.
Bridgewater-For governor Bridge
water gives Norbeck 46; Richards, z;
Egan, 81. For congress, First district,
Dillon, 81; Christopherson, %. District
delegates, Demuth, AZ; Hoese, 65;
Grigsby, 81.
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