Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-11-01
ELECTION IS TUESDAY
STATE, CONGRESSIONAL, IBaIs-
-IAT1VE AND COUNTY OFFIC-
IAI.S TO BB VOTED ON

Election day is next Tuesday. The
Offices to be voted on are for the con-
gressional, Legislative and county. Polls
in the country and villages are to be
open from 9 A. m. to 9 p. m. and in the
city from q. m. to 8 p. m.
While the campaign as a whole has
been rather q quiet one, due to the war
and the influenza epidemic, it has been
enlivened good deal the past few days
by the appeal of President Wilson fo1
support Of his party and the appeal Of
the state republican executive COM
mittee to defeat Herman Mueller, nom
mated as q republican, on account OF
his connection with the non-partlsan
league.
Besides tho men to be voted upon is
also the pink ballot, which if success
full will amend the constitution, and
make Minnesota a prohibition state. 10
carry the amendment it must receive q
majority Of the votes cast. Voters not
voting the pink ballot will he counted
against it. A cross after YES is for it,
and after NO against it.
Those to be voted on are as follows:
Congress - Sixth District - Harold
Knutson, republican; P. J. Russell,
democrat.
State Senator-5ard District-L. d.
Brown, Hiding A. Swanson.
Representative at Large Morrison and
Grow Wing Counties-Chas. w. Bouck,
j. J. jacobson.
County Auditor-B. Y. McNairy.
County Trcasurer-Frank Renick,
Jos. B. Doty.
County Register of Deeds-Frank x.
Bastien.
Sheriff-Paul Felix, J. P. Larson.
County Attorney-C. Rosenmeier.
Judge Of Probate-C. w. Kemp, E. F,
Shaw.
County Surveyor-Nels Peterson.
Coroner-Samuel Trebby.
Clerk Of Court-A. M. StoN, Ed. E
Lakin.
Court Commissioner-No filings.
Superintendent of Schools-Miss
Eliza Batter, R. Boehm.
County Coln1nissioner-Fourt dis
trict-J. N. Carnes, Warren Milbery.
Fifth district-David Lundberg,
Philip J. Chock
State Ticket
Senator in Congress-Knute Nelson
republican,; Willis G.. Calderwood, ma
tional.
Goyernor-J A. A. Burnquist, repub
lican; Fred E. Wheaton, democrat; OLAF
O. Stageberg, national; L. P. Berot, so
cialist; David H. Evans, nominated by
petition, farmer-labor.
Lieutenant Governor-Thomas Frank
son, republican; Charles H. Helweg
democrat; Geo D. Haggard, rational.
Secretary of State-Julius A
Schmahl, republican; Edward Indrehus
democrat.
State AUDITOR. A. o. Preus, repub
lican; L. W. Huntley, democrat; Ere
mont r. McManigal, national.
State Treasurer-Henry Rines, repub
lican; D. D. Devine, democrat, l.. A
Simonson, national.
Attorney General-Clifford L. Hilton
republican; B. B. Gislason, democrat
Lars O. Haug, national; Tom Davis
nominated by petition, farmer-labor.
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
er-Fred w. Putnam, republican; j.
jacobson, democrat; VIM. Hokanson, ma
, tional; Fred E. Tillquist, nominated ID,
petition, farmer-labor.
Clerk Supreme Court-Herman Mue]
ler, republican; Charles A. Lethert, dem
,ocrat.
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
Calvin L. Brown, Benjamin Drake, bot
nominated at primary election, non-pa'
tisan.
Associate Justice Of the Suprem
Court Thomas Fraser, Oscar Hallan
Andrew Holt, w. H. Vanderburgh, a.
nominated at primary election, non-pa1
tisan.