Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-06-02
FILINGS FOR PRIMARIES CLOSE
CANDIDATES FOR ALL OFFICES
JUDGE SHAW HAS NO OPPO-
SITION

Filings for county offices closed on
Tuesday and the ticket is now COM
plete, with opposition for all Offices
except that of judge of probate, for
which Judge E. F. Shaw, the present
incumbent, was the only one to le.
The primaries will be held on June 49,.
Considerable interest will no doubt
be centered around the contests for
county commissioners from the First,
Second and Third districts. For the
First district there are four candi-
dates, for the Second five and for the
Third three. Andrew Herum, present
commissioner from the First district,
filed for reelection but withdrew, as
his business interests will take up
most of his time. Mr.. Rocheleau is
candidate for reelection from the Sec
ond district and Mr.. Gassert from the
third. As the number filing for the Of
fees of representative at large, repre-
sentative from Morrison county, judge
of probate and judge Of the district
court, all candidates on the socialist
ticket and number Of others on the
state tickets, does not exceed twice
the number Of Offices to be filed, in
each division, the names will be certi-
fled to the general election ballot with
out entrance into the June primaries.
Following is the complete list of
names to be voted for:
For United States Senator-Repub-
lican: Frank B. Kellogg, St. Paul;
Moses E. Clapp st. Paul; Adolph O.
Eberhart, Mankato; Charles A. Lind
bergh, Little Falls. Democratic: Dan
iel w. Lawler, St. Paul; Alfred J. Da-
Wis, Minneapolis. Prohibition: w. G..
Calderwood, Minneapolis.
For Governor-Republican: J. A.
A. Burnquist, St. Paul: Samuel G.. w.
erson, st. Paul. Democratic: Thomas
P. Dwyer, Minneapolis; Cyrus M.
King, Deer River; S. D. Works, St..
Paul. Prohibitions: Thomas J. Ander-
son, Belgrade; Charles w. Dorsett,
Minneapolis. Socialist, J. O. Bentall,
Litchfeld.
For Lieutenant Governor-Republi-
can: Thomas Frankson, st. Paul; DR..
j. A. Gates, Kenyon; James A. Peter
son, Minneapolis. Democratic: Julius
Thorson, Benson; S. N. Sorenson, Min
neapolis. Prohibitions: L. A. Simon
son, Duluth. Socialist: Andrew Hen
son, Minneapolis.
For Secretary Of State: Republican:
Julius A. Schmahl, Redwood Falls; E.
X. Sampson, Worthington. Prohibition:
c. l.. johnson, Anoka.
For State Treasurer-Republic
R. L. Johnson, Austin; Henry Rines,
Mora; Peter J. Schwarg, Dodge Cen
ter.
For Attorney General-Republica
Lyndon A. Smith.
For Railroad and Warehouse Com
Observation-Disclosures: Ira B. Mills,
Moorhead; Elias Steenerson, Crooks
ton. Democratic: o. A. Hedin, Min
neapolis. Prohibition: John Lind,
Lowry; Lou w. Martin, Minneapolis
For Justice Supreme Court-Non-
partisan: w. B. Anderson, Minneapo-
lis; Thomas Kneeland, Minneapolis
James H. Quinn, Fairmont; Albert
Schaller, Hastings.
For District Jud ge-seventh dis.
trict: Carroll NJ. Nye.
For Representative at Large-Crow
Wing and Morrison: Chas. w. Bouck,
Milo N. Young.
For Representative, Morrison Coun-
ty-H. A. Rider, L. D. Brown.
For Judge of Probate-E. F. Shaw.
For Commissioner First District
Emil Rebischke, A. X. Johnson, Louis
Nelson, John Berglund.
For Commissioner Second District
David 0. Moran, F. R. Cook, C. E.
Rychner, D. Rocheleau, B. Doucette.
For Commissioner Third District
Henry Gassert, Magnus Rauch, Joe La.