Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-16
NEW VOTING
DISTRICTS in
CITY FORMED
County Commissioners Di-
vide City Into Seventeen
Districts.

REGISTRATION NEXT TUESDAY.
Tuesday. October 10 will be the
FIRST registration day for h gen.
crAl election to be held Nov. 2.
Every resident Of Grand Forks
should study the table of the new
voting districts of the city appear
in. below. and find out where he
registers, and votes in order to
make sure that he is properly
registered for the general election.
Grand Forks city yesterday was re-
divided into seventeen voting districts,
instead of the eleven which formerly
existed. The re-division was a by
the Grand Forks county commission
ers. Under the new districting plan,
the First. Fifth, Sixth and Seventh
wards are each divided into three dis
tricts instead of two, and the Second
n Fourth wards are divided into two
districts.
The city commission met last night
and appointed inspectors and judges
for each district. The following cleo
ton officials were designated:
First Ward. First District-William
Dryburgh. Inspector; A.. /. Widlund
and w. w. Fegan. judges. Second
district, Harry Schwam, inspector; Ole
Bridston. and II. H. Aaker, judges.
Third district, Charles J. Evanson. in
UPCCLOI Ell MAINLY LII u. Sooo,
ST.. judges.
Second Ward. First District. II.
Sannes. Inspector; Mrs. G. F.. Brawner
and A. Hulteng, judges. Second dis
trict, E. 1. Pyes, inspector; Nels LIVER
son and Olaf Nelson. judges.
Third Ward-Thomas Griffiths, in
spector; j.. j. Culliton and c. E. Dezo-
tell. judges.
Fourth Ward, First District-John
Eickhof, Inspector: Arnold Berg and
Mrs. Irma Poppler, judges. Second
district, William Peet, inspector: S. c.
Whaling and Christ Nelson, Judges.
Fifth Ward. First District. F.
Smith, inspector; G. H. Froats and x.
c.. Hunter. judges. Second district. w.
J. Tannahill, inspector; Mrs. K. Hoop
and Harold Franklin, judges. Third
district, W. H. Often. Inspector: j.. w.
Wilkerson and Thomas Earl, judges.
Sixth Ward. First District-O. H.
Bushaw, inspector; Cleary Monley and
NJ. A.. Cosgrif. judges. Second dis
trict, ]. D. Turner, inspector; ]. Huck
and e. j. O'Brien, judges. Third dis
trict, J. L. Meyer, inspector; c. H.
Fodness and A. L. Failor, judges.
Seventh Ward, First District-An-
drew Peterson, inspector; Jacob
Welsh and K. A. Hofto, Judges. Sec
ond district, M. s. Merager, inspector;
+. Jorgenson and II. A. Fladeland,
Judges. Third district, George Rob
bins, inspector; A. W. Dennie and John
Henry. judges.
En- each of the districts the officials
anne by the commissioners will APP
point a clerk.
The Voting Districts.
The voting districts under the new
division, and their polling places are
designated as follows:
First District, Firs. Ward.
Polling place, City Filter Plant.
All that portion of the city of Crane
FORKS included between tbs following
boundaries: Fourth avenue, Belmont
avenue and the Red River.
Second District, FIRST Ward.
Polling place. garage. Ill Fourth ave
All that portion of the city Of Crane
FORKS included tive the following
Fourth avenue with the Red River Of the
North thence west on Fourth avenue tc
avenue, hence south on Bel.
mont avenue to Boulevard avenue, thence
east to Lanark avenue. thence northeast
along Lanark avenue to the Red River Of
the North.
Third Dist, First Ward.
Polling place. 219 Euclid avenue.
Al that portion of the city of Crane
at the intersection Of Lanark avenue
with the Red River of the North. theme.
southwest along Lanar avenue tt
Boulevard avenue. thence west to Bel,
mont avenue. thence south along Bel
o avenue to the city limits. thence
east to the Red River Of the North.
FIRST District, Second Ward.
Polling place. Arlington Park Hotel.
All nat portion of the city of Crane
Forks included between the following
~undaries Fourth avenue on thu
south, Cottonwood street on the west
Great Northern Ry. right OF way on tn,
northwest. Fifth street on the northeas
and Belmont avenue on the east.
Second District, Second Ward.
Polling place, Jewish school house
Second avenue.