Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-08-03
BIG VOTE POLLED
BY REPUBLICANS
'D0LLIE BRUCE NOMINATED FOR
0R-WASHBURN WINS
FOR SHERIFF
PROGRESSIVE BALLOTING LIGHT
Democrats Name Dunning for Sheriff
and JAS. Bush for Auditor.

The primary election of Tuesday
was rather one-sided affair, prac-
tically all the voters going into the re-
publican party in which there were
many contests for nomination. I'm
official returns from the IL precincts
OF the county have determined the
nomination of the following on the re-
publican ticket: For state senator.
c. w. King: for representative o. II.
! Campbell; for judges of the district
court, G. H. Martin and w. f. Me-
Naughton; for commissioner of the
first district, VIM. Rath: for commits
sloner of the second district, j. j.
klndschuh; for commissioner of the
third district, Martin Peterson; for
county auditor and recorder. Dollie
Bruce; for prosecuting attorney, S. E.
Henry; for sheriff, Harvey Wash
purn; FOR county treasurer, E. Des
Voignes: for probate Judge, e. r.,
Henderson; for county assessor, j. F.
McGlocklin; for coroner, o. r.
Stookey
Returns are available from only
| three precincts in which the demo-
Gratis held primary elections but as
these are the largest precincts of the
county it is conceded at democratic
headquarters that the following have
been nominated: For state senator
Frank Clapp; for state representative.
VIM Parsons; for judge of the district
court, j. M. Flynn; for commissioner
OF the first district, Fred Lipp; for
commissioner of the second district
George Irving; for commissioner of
the third district, James Stonechest:
Tor county auditor and clerk. James
Bush; for prosecuting attorney, E. M.
Flood; for sheriff, VIM Dunning; for
treasurer, j. r. Wiley; for probate
Judge, Charles O'Callaghan; for coun-
" superintendent of schools. Mrs.
Caroline w. Flood; for county assess
or, W. G. Reid; for coroner, DR.. r. NJ
Bowel; for county surveyor, J. H.
Cave.
The members of the progressive
party only held primary elections in
two precincts-Porthill and COPELAND
the members of the party in other
precincts voting, to great extent. in
the republican primaries.
The progressives wrote in the names
OF their candidates on blank tickets
no member of the progressive party
havlng filed as progressive although
several members of the party filed on
Doth the republican and democratic
tickets. The progressives nominated
Aach Montgomery for state senator:
MRS. Z. j. Daufau for representative:
r.. M. Flood for county attorney and
VIM Parsons for assessor The mem
Ders OF the party have endorsed both
democrats and republicans for the
remaining county offices.
In Bonners Ferry precinct. the larg-
est In the county, the republican pri-
mary vote was 493 and the democrat
vote was 105 In North Bonners
Ferry the republicans cast over 200
votes and the democrats cast 55 votes. |
AT Naples the democrats cast 46 votes
and the republicans Is.
In Bonner Ferry precinct the re-
publicans elected George r. GRAY for
precinct committeeman and ]. Bert !
Cowen. John Muhlfeld, Malcolm Bruce
and w. t. James as delegates to the
county convention. The democrats
elected F. S. Stoos as precinct com
mltteeman and r. NJ Flood and w c.
held as delegates to the county con-
vention. In North Bonners Ferry pre-
clnct the republicans elected w. S.
walker as precinct committeeman and
o. F. Howe and Alonzo Cooper as del
egates to the county convention.
All interest in the Tuesday primary
election was centered in the republi-
can party on account of numerous
contests for nomination For com
missioner of the first district there
were three contestants. the vote being
as follows: Rath, 490; Chambers.
236; Pierson, $50. For commissioner
OF the second district Kindschuh re-
ceived total of 497 votes and WeIch
received 3S4 votes. For commissioner
OF the third district the vote was AS
follows; Peterson, All; De Wolf. 2S2:
Olds 167. The vote for the office Of
county auditor was as. follows: Dollie
Bruce, 444; George Crocker, 215; Mrs
Eva Leslie 1T; William ShiveIv. lis
For county attorney S. e. Henry re-
ceived 494 votes and o. c. Wilson re-
ceived 410 votes. The vote for sheriff
was as follows: Washburn. 317:
Fisher. 276; Wilson. 235; White. 81.
For probate judge Henderson received
5l2 votes; DeLap received 30 votes
and Rosebaugh received 154. For as
SCISSOR McGlocklin received 442 votes
and Deselm received 33S votes.
In the Eastport precinct. no primary
election was held in the republican.
democrat or progressive party.
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