Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-25
POLLS OPEN
FROM 8 TO
5 TOMORROW
Primary Election Arouses
Keen Interest Among
County's Voters.
A
VOTE IS EXPECTED
More Than $4,000 Votes will
Probably be Cast Through
out the Entire State.

oo ie'u 'leIe anu sHEouBaout tHe
state Of North dakota tomorrow, the
polls in this city will be open from
8 o'clock in h morning until S
O'clock in TIE afternoon. The cleo
ton has aroused a very keen interest
among all groups and factions OF
voters, and in consequence Of this 1t
is expected that Grand Forks county
and city will contribute materially to
the total vote Of the state which is
the vote in Grand Forks county and
city runs from about $500 to about
1000.
The electors will be asked to reg
lister their preference for nominees
for the following Offices: Governor.
lieutenant governor. secretary of
state, state auditor, state treasurer,
attorney general. commissioner Of in
%surance, commissioner OF agriculture
and labor. three railroad commission
ers, congressman from First district,
senator for sixth legislative district,
member of the house from fifth, sixth
and seventh legislative districts, oun
ty auditor, treasurer, sheriff. register
of|deeds. clerk of district court, coun-
ty judge. states attorney. surveyor,
coroner, and various county commits
sioners, justice of the peace and con-
stable; also state superintendent. of
public instruction and county super
i%ntendent of schools as we'll as one
justice of the supreme court.
list of Polling Places. .y
Following is a list of precinct poll
ing places which will open tomorrow
morning at 8 and remain open until
5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon: .&}
First precinct, First ward Water
works. II,
C4N@~I --S-s>k 00A Y1..-s -.-.".
Second Ward, Arlington Park hotel.
Third Ward, Fourth street Fire hall
Fourth Ward, P. M~cLoughlin's Of
fee.
First precinct. Fifth Ward, Inter
national avenue fire hall.
Second precinct, Fifth Ward, 1915
Cheyenne ave
First precinct, Sixth. Ward. 41s
Griggs ave
second precinct. Sixth Ward. 522
First precinct, Seventh Ward, 513
Chestnut street. .
Second precinct, Seventh Ward, ga
Cottonwood street.
The following list indicates the ex-
tent and boundaries Of each city pre-
cinct:
First precinct, First Ward-East OF
Belmont north of Sth "
oSSOiAN q
Of Belmont, south of 9Th ave.
Second Ward-Between Belmont
and r. r. tracks from 5th stree, to
9Th ave
Third Ward-Between Belmont and
De Mers from River to G. N. Depot
Fourth Ward-Between De Mers
and International ave. ,-
First precinct, Fifth Ward-Be-
tween International and Dakota east
to r r tracks
Second precinct, Fifth Ward-Be.
tween International and Dakota west
to r. r. tracks.
First precinct, Sixth ward-Be.
tween Dakota from Fifth street an6
northeast territory.
Second precinct, Sixth Ward-Be.
tween Dakota from Fifth street ives,
and northwest territory. .
First precinct, Seventh Ward-Be'
tween Belmont and Cottonwood south
to Fourth ave.
Second precinct. Seventh Ward
From Cottonwood west, south o.
Fourth ave.
i. The following are the persons who
will inspect the election in the pre-
1 cincts of the several wards in Crane
Forks city; First precinct, first Ward
Ward. T. J. Smith; second Ward, An
Andrew Veitch; Third Ward, Thoma'
Grifiths: Fourth Ward, j. L. Hulteng
first precinct, Fifth Ward, M. w
Day: second precinct, Fifth Ward
C. d. Lockin: first precinct, Sixth
Ward, w. H. Bird; second sprecinc
Sixth Ward, J. d. Turner: first pre-
cinct Seventh Ward, Andrew Peter
son and second precinct. Seventh
Ward, Louis Kleven.
Whom Women May Vote For.
Attention is directed to the follow
ing sections of the state law: conferr
ing the franchise upon women in Ger
tain instances:
"All women, citizens Of the Unite
States of the age Of twenty-one year
or upwards, who shall have reside
in the state n year and in tn
county six months, and in the pre-
cinct ninety days next preceding an
election shall be allowed to vote a
such election for Presidential Electors
County Surveyors. County C%onstable'
and for all officers of cities, village
and towns Except Police Magistrate
and City Justices of the Peace) an
submitted to a vote of the electors &
divisions Of this state.
"All such women may also vot
for the following township officer.
kownship clerk. assessor, treasurer
overseer Of highways and constable
and may also participate and vote
all annual and special Townshi
meetings in the township in whic
such election shall be"