The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-06-25
INDEPENDENT VOTERS, ASSN.

INDEPENDENT vOIenS, AoSN.
For gOvernor-John Steen.
Lieut.. .GOvernor-A. T. Kyaabel.
State auditOr-JOhn L. George.
State treasurer-Berndt Anderson.
Secretary Of .State-Lyman D
: Page.
Attorney. general - George P
Homnes. .
Insurance commissioner Adolph
Wacker. gss
Supt public ins-Minnie J. INielson
Com. Of Ayr, and Lab-Alex Mac
donald. 3s, %
Railroad mmissioners-.M. P
Johnson, Joseph Gaeckle, James Tay
lor. t
Justice supreme court-C. J. Fisk.
congre1s 1slonAi Ticket.
/, First dfstrict-Henry G. Wick.
& Second district-John o. Hanchett
Third district Patrick D, Norton
20 ne eeieiativs Ticket. +;
(27th district)
j. W.!1Burch, John H. Noon, Lynn
W. SpeFry.
& NohpARrtsAN LEAGUE.
Gov4fnpr-Lynh ]. Frazier.
Lieut. It:Gbyernor- H. Wood:
State 4'4u{iitor-Kary Kositzky. $50
State 'treasurer-Obert A. Olson.
Secretary of state-Th0mas Hall.
Attorney general-lWilliam LANCER.
Insurance commissioners. A. Ols-
ness. .E .g5...
Supt. Public instruction-N. c. Mac
donald
Com. OF agI and lab.-John N. Ha-
gan.
Railroad mmissioners.-A. J. Aan.
dahl, C. F.. Dupuis, Frank Milhollan.
Justice supreme cOurt-H. A. Bron7
son. ..a
~ ?. Congressional Ticket.
First district-JOhn NJ. Baer.
Second district-Ge George NJ. Young.
Third district. H. Sinclair.
Legislative Ticket.
(27th district)
Frank Prater, L. D Bailey, c. 0.
KeH.
For governor-Stephen J.. Doyle
and George w. Wilkinson.
(No other contests.)
In spite of the fact that 10000 vOt.
ers are out of the state in military
service, the heaviest primary vote
North Dakota has registered is pre-
dicted for tomorrow. 1t is estimated
that the republican vote, divided be-
tween the Independent Voters associa.
tion and the Nonpartisan league. will
run around $4,000. A heavier demo-
cratic vote than usual may be cast be-
cause of the contest between U. S.
Marshal Doyle and Former Postmas'
ter G. w. Wilkinson, both OF Fargo 1t
is not believed, however, that the dem
ocrats will poll more than 10000 votes
because It is reported that a great
many democrats in all parts of the
state have registered as republicans TO
assist the league to victory or to de-
feat. Is
Both Are Confident.
The big interest will attach to the
race between Steen and Frazier. A
careful survey of the situation would
indicate that this vote will be very
close. and that victory may perch on
either banner, by not too-secure
margin. The usual confident preeiec-
tiOn statements have been issued, but
managers on both sides admit an ur-
usual element Of uncertainty. 1t is
condition under which no one may
safely predict what the people will
dO
Very little splitting of ballots is an
anticipated. 1t Is predicted that John
l.. George will run ahead of his tick.
ct on the Independent Voters slate.
Frazier is expected again to lead the
Nonpartisan field It is probable that
the election of the head of either tick
ct will elect practically every man on
the ticket, with the possible exception
of LANCER and Macdonald, In the event
of q Nonpartisan victory, and probably
with the exception of Tom Hall.
should the independents be swept into
power.
Tho Nation Watches.
North Dakota never has had pri-
mary election in which such nation1
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