Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-30

o'Connor, 2O2; Stout, 233; Wells, i75;
Wheeler, 954. State senator-Judson,
366; kirschwing, 547; Merkle, 326;
Newman, 2l7. State representatives
Bosley, 713; Bradford, 528; Cowley,
591; Crowley, 625; Gillin, 773; Lord.
7O3; Pilgeram, 563; Ringer, 259; Sauls,
AT; Stanley 1896; Smith, 1886; Strunk,
439: Sutherland, 435; Vineyard, 335
County commissioner-Bark 442;
Boyd, 314; Hockersmith, 46O. Treas
urer-Fousek, 623; Holmes. 617.
Sheriff-BuIns, 593; Farmer, z; Dur
ran, 90; Grimes, 109; Holland, 434; Nc
Mullen. 4SS. County attornty-Eiche-
meyer. 54S; Ryan, GA. Auditor-Earll,
$50; Mitchell, 275.
Republican, United States senator
Anderson, $50; Pray, LIPS; Rankin,
631; Riddick, 7S9; Seigfriedt, 237. Con
tice-Callaway, 1888; Farr 323; Ut
ter, 243. State senator-Jones, So1;
Mayland, 716; Speer, 1,126. Repre-
-Blomquist, 1905; Boorman,
1852; Cooney, 1,471; Goodman, l,199; 1;
Lease. 1858; Martin, 1,270; Stephen
son, 1876. County commisison"r-Ar-
dretta, 1,O47; Ferguson, 1855; Treas
urer-Coy, 1856; Hagen, 72S; Nicholson
1892. County attorney = EWald,
1.O34: Gerth, 442; Tighe, 92O. Audi
tor-Peterson, 549; Roosevelt. 763;
Shea, 61S. Surveyor-Beale. 592; Day,
1.145. Sheriff-Gordon, 2,033; Stevens,
576.
Presence of contests of wide general
interest was declared to have been re-
sponsible for the entry of many demo
Gratis into the republican primaries.
The vote was unusually heavy for
urinary election, the estimate being
approximately 60 Ger cent of the total
registration.
Precinc, No.
Democratic-United States Senator
-O'Connor, IS; Stout, 10; Wells, Z;
Wheeler, 3S. Congressmen-Moss, 90.
Chief justice-Donnelly, 10; Jackson,
IA; Stanton, 80. Associate Justice,
Matthews, So; Waite, %: Rallroad
johnson, g nta spreme sonStnr-9ndson court fleEkm
IS; Kirschwing, "A; Merkle, II; New
man, 13. State representatiye-Bos-
Icy, 81; Bradford, IL; Cowley, Al f;
Pilesram, iegtayi .; Ringer, is; Sauis, 20;
Stanley, %; Smith, %; Strunk, 10;
Sutherland, IA; Vineyard, II: County
Observation-Disclosures, 21; Boyd, 26;
aocfsrImtsn' "a. aoImes, s5. Is, SheriffNBurns, Al;
Duran, 1; Farmer, 2; Grimes, A; Hol-
land, IL; McMullen, 2. Attorney
Eichemeyer, %; Ryan, 40. Assessor
--Earn, 30. Auditor--Mitchel, II;
Hay, So. Surveyor-Evensen, 53.
nistrator-Motari, IT; Wegner,
II. Justice of the peace-Campbell
10; Evans, IL; Lamere, 30: Marshall,
is: Yarnan, IL. Constable-Reyn-
olds, 80,
Republican: United States senator
Anderson, s: Pray, so; Rankin, q ;
Riddick. 26; Seigfreidt, IL. Congress
man-Burlingame, 40; Collins, 2;
Fleming Flint, IS; Gabriel, 0; Kirk,
l; Leaytit: 60; Locke, Z; Mcconnell,
9. Chief justice-Callaway us;
Farr, II; Utter, 10, Associate JUS
-Cavanaugh, ~; Stark, 81;
Stevens. 45. Railroad commissioner
Boyle. 81; Sands, 50. Supreme court
clerk-Easton. 104 State senator
Jones, 81; Mayland 25; Speer, 66.
State representative-Ande So;
Blomquist, "A; Boorman, 100; Cooney,
76; Deniger, 3S; Goodman, 50; Lease,
100; Martin, 81; Sieben, 4S; Stephen
Observation-Disclosures, 90; Bruneau, 10;
Ferguson, 81; Nelson, 8; Steele, 8.
Treasurer-Coy, As; Hagen, 43;
Nicholson, 81 Sheriff-Gordon. 1O5;
Stevens, 33. County clerk-Moran,
1876. Attorney-Ewald, Sc; Gerth,
SO; Tighe. 50. Assessor-Mady, 10;
Weiss, 80. Audtor-Peterson, 80;
Roosevelt, 81; Shea, 55. Superintend-
ent--Christison. 115. Surveyor
Beale, 45; Day, 80. Coroner-Mc-
Burney, SO: Place, A.. Administrator
Berry, 81: Shrode, AZ. Justice of
the peace-Ferguson, SO; Seifert. So;
Shields, 20; Wilson, 5S. Constable
Chichester, 104.
Precinct No. 2
Democratic: United States senator
--O'Connor, 20; Stout, 81; Wells. 6;
Wheeler, 20. Congressman-Mos
81. Chief justice-Donnelly. Is;
Jackson, 19; Stanton, 81. Associate
justice Matthews, A; Waite, Is.
A.