Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-08-31
c. W. RiddiCk and B. K. Wheeler Lead Tickets

islature-G. A. Bosley rs, p. w. Brad
ford 55, Stephen ]. Cowley so, John C
Crowley "A, John L. Gillin, Jr., 81
r. M. Lord 80, VIM. p. Pilgeram SO, A
G. Ringer Is, Fred |. Sauls 33, Georg,
H. Stanley "a, +. A. Smith 20, A, B
Strunk l6, Chas. n. Sutherland 43, Ell
mer L. Vineyard 20.
20.
For county commissioner-Jos
A. Barker 40, Gilbert t. Boyd 20, S
+. Hockersmith 26.
I For county reasurer=Alber j
Fousek AZ, John j. Holmes SO.
For sheriff.. p. Burns 76, Franz
Farmer z, Ira f. Grimes 10, Mike
Holland Z, Fred w. McMullen 8.
For county attorney-H R. Eicke-
meyer 49, David j. Ryan a.
For county assessor-John T. Earll
Jr.. 72.
For county auditor-J. f. Mitchell
20, Dominic Spogen 20, Robert Weir
Ia.
For county superintendent OF
sehools-Mattie G. Hay so.
For county surveyor-L. B. Evensen
72.
For county administrator-Jos
T. Motari q, Chas. Wegner 81.
For justice of the peace, Belt town.
ship-D f. Sullivan /.
For constable. Belt township-Bo-
both /.
For committeeman Precinct No. So
Frank Rush ID.
The surrounding precincts generally
gave the same proportionate vote as
did the city, so far as the returns are
available. At Fife Wheeler led for
u. s. senator and Moss for congress
on the democratic ticket, while Rid
dick and Burlingame were the leaders
on the republican. For state senator
Speer led the republicans and Merkle
the democrats. Pilgeram got strong
vote for representative and Spogen for
auditor, Burns getting all but one vote
for sheriff. For commissioner Barker
got 8 and Boyd none, with Andretta
] and Ferguson s. Gordon got 9 for
sheriff and Stevens 5, and Tighe 9
and Ewald for county attorney.
At Arlington Wheeler had So for
u. s. senator, Moss 81 for congress-
man. Merkle got 28. or l3 more than
the other three combined. Pilgeram
led the next highest man for repre-
sentative by 4. with 20, and Burns got
28 for sheriff, Spogen al for auditor
Arlington gave Riddick 81 for u. S.
senator and ,Burlingame 25 for con-
gress. Speer led among the republi-
cans for state senator with 26, and
Boorman, Cooney, Denlger, Martin,
Lease and Stephenson were Legislative
choice. For commissioner Ferguson
got 33 to Andretta's 8; Nicholson "a
for treasurer Gordon 81 fer sheriff,
Ewald 30 for attorney to Tighe's IL.
Beale got 20 for surveyor TO Days ID.
Out of % ballots cast at Monarch
for u. s. senator Riddjck got IL, and
Leavitt 10 for congressman; Jones 13
for state senator, while the represent
ative choices were Stephenson IS,
Boorman 10, Cooney ID, Lease 12,
Blomquist IL and Goodman 0. An
dretta 13 for commissioner and Fer
guson 10; Nicholson 10 for treasurer
and Coy 8; Gordon ii for sheriff and
Stevens 10; Tighe i3 for attorney and
Ewald 9. Monarch democrats gave
Wheeler 6 for U. s. senator, and 5
for Kirschwing, for Judson and 7
for Merkle for state senator. For rep
resentatives Gillin led with 8, Crown
ley z, Cowley 5, Pilgerame4, Lord 4
Stanley g. Barker for commissioner
6 and Boyd 2. Burns for sheriff out
Of IL cast.
Precinct 63. Box Elder, gave Rid
dick 13 for u. S. senator out Of 21
cast and Burlingame for congress
man, Galloway II for chief Justice;
Speer 9 for state senator and Lease
high man for the Legislature with 49,
Boorman, Cooney and Martin f3 each,
IL and Anderson, Blom-
luist and Deniger tied for sixth place
with g. Chris Nelson led for COM
missioner with IL, Ferguson and An
iretta 3 Nicholson for treasurer Is
and the same for Gordon for sheriff,
yerth got 10 for attorney, Tighe 6,
Ewald s.; Beale ~ TO Days for sur
vsyor, while for administrator 10l
votes were cast for each Berry and
5hrode. Box Elder democrats num-
,ered only two both casting their votes
'or Wheeler for u. s. senator and
Merkle for state senator. PiIgcram /
md Stanley got 'em both for the legis- (
atnre, while Bosleye Cowley. Crowley, I
5illin. Lord. Ringer. Smith and Suth- T
rland got I each and Boyd and Hook
rsmith | each for commissioner,