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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-07-06

Langdon, % precincts in Cavalier
give Frazier 554, McCumher 1911,
Baker 345, Nestos ISL. The vote will
be rs to IS per cent of normal. Mes
tos is gaining big and will have a big
majority over the recall election, al
though Frazier is far behind. Crcs-
by 8 precincts in Divide, Frazier 800
and McCumber POI, Baker ATS, Mes
tos 273. In the counties 3 precincts
give Sherman 10 and Young $40
with the contest standing III 20 pre-
cincts, Sherman 941, and Young 1887,
a cad of 1876 for YoungI.
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Webster Village, Ramsey County,
Frazier II; McCumber 90.
1st Ward, End precinct, Devils
Lake, Frazier 81; McCumber 1875;
McHarg 8.
Ontario, Frazier So; McCumber IS;
Baker as; Nestos 81.
IL precincts in Devils Lake, Fraz-
Ter 40; McCumber 60; McHarg IS;
Baker 40; Nestos 1913.
Oshkosh, Frazier 40; McCumber 9;
Baker al; Nestos II.
Three out of 81 precincts, Sargent
county, Frazier 1855; McCumber 313;
McHarg 8; Baker 1875; Nestos $50;
Stegner 7.
Warren Township, Cass County,
Frazier IA, McCumber Al; McHarg 7;
Baker SO; Nestos 80; Stegner 2.
Tower City: Frazier 8, McCumber
1926; Baker 8, Nestos 145.
Deere: Baker 81, Nestos 81.
Grand Forks: 81 precincts includ-
ing part of Grand Forks City, Nc
Cumber 1852, Frazier 1865, McHarg
IA; q precincts, Nestos 2300, Baker
1869, Stegner 25.
precincts in Mountrail county:
Frazier 112, McCumber 1853; Baker
90, Nestos 172.
Cogswell, Sargent County: Baker
20, Nestos 1913.
II precincts in Richland county:
Frazier 56, McCumber 105; Baker So,
Nestos 1876.
Griggs county: Frazier GO, Nc
Cumber 131, McHarg 2; Baker 33,
Nestos IA; Baker 80, Nestos 14O,
Stegner 6.
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Barnes county, out Of 81, Nc.
Cumber 1118, Frazier 289.
Benson, l out of Is, McCumber "a
Frazier II. IT,. -ru.t."
Cass, 8 out of rs, McCumber TAT
Frazier 379. T., <-s....
Cavalier, out Of 48, McCumbe,
1872, Frazier 81. .-.l
Dickey, out of SO, McCumber 26
Frazier 1913.
Grand Forks, 81 out of 81, McCun,,
Der 1852, Frazier 1865.
Griggs, 3 out of )26, McCumber S.
Frazier 232.
Logan, l out Of 30, McCumber 118
Frazier "a.
LaMoure, 1 out of 26, McCumbe,
131, Frazier IS.
Mcintosh 1 out q A. Mccumbe1
1O5, Frazier Sc. "
Mclean, 2 out of Sc, McCumbe1
265, Frazier 142.
Morton, out of 4S, McCumber 143
Frazier 208.
Mountrail, out of IS, McCumbet
|157, Frazier Up.
Ramsey, 9 out of Al, McCumber ,
OO7, Frazier 315.
Ransom, out of 80, McCumber "a
Frazier 5.
Richland, out of 40, McCumber
1O17, Frazier 297.
Sargent, 9 out of 81, McCumber 313
Frazier 166.
Trail, 3 out of 81, McCumber 308.
Frazier "a.
Walsh, out of Sc, McCumber %,
Frazier 6.
Ward, ~ out of "a, McCumber l.
796, Frazier 1174.
Wells, 2 out of 43, McCumber 1913,
Frazier 81.
For Governor:
Barnes, p out of SO, Nestos 1851,
Baker ZIG.
Benson, 1 out of As, Nestos 81,
Baker II.
Cass, 8 out of 80, Nestos 21s, Bak-
err POI.
Cavalier, out of 4S, Nestos 249,
Baker 81.
Grand Forks, q out of g., Nestos
$500, Baker 1869.
Griggs, out of 26, Nestos 70,
Baker 200.
Logan, 1 out of 80, Nestos 143,
Baker %.
LaMoure, 1 out of 26, Nestos 142,
Baker 80.
Mcintosh, 1 out of ID, Nestos 100,
Baker IS.
Mclean, 2 out of Sc, Nestos I27S,
Baker 1913.
Morton, out of 40, Nestos $50,
Baker 70.
Mountrail,.2 out of 65, Nestos 172,
Baker SO.
Ramsey, 1 out of "a, Nestos 165,
Baker 5.
Ransom, 1 out of 80, Nestos 444,
Baker 90.
Richland, 8 out of 40, Nestos 1898,
Baker PAP.
Trail, out Of 80, Nestos 232, Bak-
er 80.
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Vote of the counties as follows:

Vote OF the counties as follows:
Barnes county: 20 out of SO, Nc
Cumber 1867, Frazier 968; Nestos t.
826, Baker 834.
Benson county: 1 out Of as, Nc
Cumber IA, Frazier II; McHarg T.,
Nestos 81, Baker IL, Stegner 1.
Bottineau: 7 out of Sc, McCumber
31S, Frazier 243; Nestos 1854, Baker
218.
Burleigh a out of 81, McCumber
555, Frazier 100, McHarg 27; Nestos
1876, Baker 10, Stegner 81.
Cass: Is out of IS, McCumber l.
7S6, Frazier 304, McHarg 1O8; Mes
tos, IS out of rs, 1888, Baker $751;,
Stegner 80.
Cavalier: II out of 48, McCumber
GIL, Frazier 1913; Nestos $50, Baker
1873.
Dickey: 3 out of 36, McCumber
26O, Frazier 1879, McHarg 10; Nestos
III, Baker 1T.
Grand Forks: 81 out of CT, McCum :
Der 1852, Frazier 1865, McHarg "a;
q olt of 81, Nestos $500, Baker l.
26o Stegner 20.
Grant: out of As, McCumber ID,
Frazier 10; Nestos IS, Baker II,
Stegner 3.
Grisys: 7 out of So, McCumber 1888,
Frazier 416; Nestos $50, Baker 367.
LaNIoure: l out of SO, McCumber
11S, Frazier 81, McHarg 4; Nestos
143, Baker %, Stegner 4.
Logan: l out of 26, McCumber 1871,
Frazier 81, McHarg 2; Nestos 140,
Baker 80, Stegner 6.
McHenry: 2 out of 60, McCumber
141, Frazier 1902; Nestos 1872, Baker
100.
Mcintosh: / out of IA, McCumber
105, Frazier 1913; Nestos 1856, Baker
81.
Mclean: S out Of 81, McCumbe,
44S, Frazier 1876, McHarg a; Nestos
443, Baker 1865, Stegner 16.
Morton: out of 40, McCumbe'
24O, Frazier $50, McHarg 9; Nestos
2O3, Baker 157, Stegner S.
Mountrail: 3 out Of g., McCumbe7
PIP, Frazier 1879; Nestos 257, Bake
Ill.
Oliver, / out Of ID, McCumber 29
Frazier 80, Nestos 80, Baker 29.
Pembina, / out of 81, McCumbe
1865, Frazier 2, Nestos 1866, Baker 1.
Pierce, / out of "a, Nestos 446, Bake
SO.
Ramsey, 9 out of &c, McCumbe
1907, Frazier 375, McHarg IS. gu
of 46, Nestos 1897, Baker 232, Steg
ner IL.
Ransom, out of 80, McCumbe
126, Frazier 8S. out of 80, Nesto
552, Baker 1870.
Rich]and 10 out of 40, McCumbe
975, Frazier AIT, McHarg 81. 9 on
of 49,, Nestos 1882, Baker 1853, Steg
ner 4.
Rollettte, 1 out Of 30, McCumbe
so, Frazier 2, Nestos SIS, Baker 4.
Sargent, 8 out Of 81, McCumbe
~313, Frazier 166, McHarg g, Nesto
$50; Baker 1875, Stegner 7. .
Stark, 8 out Of 26, McCumber 53s
Frazier 425, McHarg II, Nestos 26t
Baker A12. ....sr -...'-
Steele, out of 20. McCumber 1861
Frazier 143, McHarg 80, Nestos 33(
Baker 1873.
stutsman, out Of 81, McCumbe
308, Frazier 119, McHarg 81. 2 on
of 81, Nestos 1873, Baker 1873.
Towner, 8 out Of %, Nestos 391
Baker 20.
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HEMAN TOWNSHIP

Precinct 20 Frazier 81, McCum-
Der 8, McHarg 4, Young ~, Sherman
81, Baker So, Nestos 16, Stagner 3,
Bowman So, Hyland II, Aaker So,
Hall %, Hooker 8. johnson 26, Poin-
dexter 81, Olson Sc, steen 10, Gar
berg 40, Shafer "a, Wehe 2, Carpen-
ter IL, Olsness SO, Church SO, Kitchen
10, Serumgard 9, Gronvold Is, Hard
ing 81, Knox IL, Mcdonnell Sc, Nc
Kinnon II, Milholland 40, Olson 81,
Langemo 81, Grant Fl, Jones So.
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VALLEY CITY SECOND WARD

Precinct AZ -, McHarg 49,, Frazier
81, McCumber 1877, Sherman 4S, Geo.
Young 230, Stegner s, Baker So, Mes
tos 21S, Bowman So: Hyland 200, Hall
21O, Aaker AZ, Hooker 9, Joh:,Sc2 179,
Poindexter 76, Obert Olson 81, Steen
207, Wehe 13, Garberg 81, Shafer
1888, Carpenter 162, Olsness 83, Ser
umgard 20, Church 40, Kitchen 100,
Knox 146, Mcdonnell 80, McKinaon
1853, Milhollan 70, Gronvold 149,
Harding 70, Northridge ITO, Trub-
shaw $50, Darby O'Malley "a, Chas.
Hartell 3, Bob Bailey 1, E. L. Nc
Gee l.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-07-06

81 precincts out of the SO in the
county give Johnson 1887 for coun-
ty superintendent of schools to the
1876 received by Schroeder and the
1868 received by Watson. ~
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Baker Is, Nestos PA; Trubshaw 157,
Northridge GO.
Valley City Fourth Ward

Northridge GO.
Valley City Fourth Ward
Precinct 46 - Frazier 81, McCum-
Der 257, McHarg II; Sherman 49,,
Young PSI; Baker 43, Nestos PIP,
Stegner 4; Bowman SO, Hyland 225;
Aaker 43, Hall 252, Hooker 8; John
son 207, Poindexter 81; Olson 81,
Steen 246; Garberg AZ, Shafer 233,
Wehe 8; Carpenter 1875, Olsness 81;
Church 46, Kitchen 236, Serumgard
10; Gronvold 1856, Harding rs, Knox
rs, Mcdonnell 90, McKinnon 1913,
Milholland "a; Trubshaw 204, North
ridge 80; Robinson 27, Englert 274,
johnson ISL, Richardson %, Wooledge
38, Cole II, Stutsman IS, Birdzell 20,
Nuessle 70, Bothne ID, Burr IS; Mel
sen 223, Fulton 1o5; Watson As,
johnson 159, Schroeder 1903; Kelley
PIT, Hanson II, Nelson S, Bjornson
IS, Quist Is; Fisher 1856, Shearer 154;
Towne 70, MCGEE 60, Olsby 1877; Toll
stad IS, Roe 252; Richie 218, Gref-
fenius 104; Holberg 1872, Somdahl
1875; Moe 1919, label 100. '.".'
Precinct IS - Frazier 8, McCum-
Der AZ; Baker /, Nestos 43; Trub-
shaw 40, Northridge 3.
Valley City South Third
Precinct So - Frazier a., McCum-
Der 249; Sherman 43, Young 262;
Baker Al, Nestos 264; Nielsen 221,
Fulton 81; Kelley 210, Hanson II,
Nelson IA, Boornson Al, Quist 2e;
Fisher 1874, Shearer 1872; Towne, l16,
Olsby 1853.
VALLEY CITY-SO. 4th WARD
Precinct 59-Frazier 80, McCunaber
ZIG, McHarg 3.
Sherman 26, Young 131.
Baker 80, Nestos 1876.
Aaker 30, Hall III, Hooker S.
Trubshaw 1O1, Northridge Is.
Robinson 16, Englert 40, Johnson
SS, Richardson II, Wooledge II, Cole
81, Stutsman %, Birdsell IS, Nues-
sic 43; Bothne 6, Burr ~.
Nelson 100, Fulton 81.
Watson II, johnson IS, Schroeder
So.
Kelly SO, Hanson 5, Nelson 4, Bjorn
son 49,, Quist ID.
Fisher II, Shearer 49,.
Towne 70, MCGEE 20, Olsby 76.
Fargo, N. D., June 29-27 precincts
give McCumber 1896 and Frazier
1O,432 lead of 1914 for the senator.
228 precincts give Nestos 21,055 and
Baker 1864, a lead of 1871 for Mes
tos. Bulletins: Grafton, Nestos ma
jority will be, returns indicate today,
in Grafton, from 400 to 500 Willis
ton, precincts in Williams county
give Baker 1874, Nestos 347. The same
precincts in the recall election gave
Frazier 285 and Nestos 4O6. s. pre-
cincts gave McCumber 1T and Fraz-
Ter 181. Minot receipts give McCun1-
Der 1854, Frazier 1884, Nestos 220S,
Baker 878. Scattering precincts give
the indication that Nestos is making
good gains over the recall election in
the country.
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Rogers Township

Birdzeh Fl, Bothne 2, Burr 2, Cole
II, Englert 40, johnson 20, Nuessle
9, Richardson 7, Robinson H., Suits
man IL, Fulton 80, Nelson %, Schro-
der 80, Johnson 20, Quist 20, Born
son z, Nelson 10, Kelly 10, Shearer
80, Fisher "a, Olsby SO, MCGEE II,
Towne 2, Roe IA, Tolstad 46, Richie
81, Greffenius 1s, Holberg 80, Som
dahl 16, Moe "a, label 18, Northridge
40, Trubshaw -.
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Latest complete returns, from 81
precincts out, Of the SO in. Barnes
county, give McCumber lead Of 556,
the vote standing at 1867 for Frazier
to 2213 for McCumber. McHarg re-
|ceived 100 votes. Forcongressman
Geo. M. Young is leading by 1924,
having doubled the vote accorded
Sherman. The vote stands, Young,
|2639, Sherman 1915. For Governor,
Nestos has a 978 lead over Baker,
the vote being Baker, 1915, Nestos
1472, Stegner 80. ..... :, .a't..,~..
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STEWART

Precinct 16 - Frazier IS, McCun-
Der %, Harg 3.
Sherman IS, Young 26
Baker 81, Nestos 10, Stegner 5.
Bowman IS, Hyland %.
Aaker %, Hall 80.
Johnson rs, Poindexter 33.
Olson SO, Steen %.
Garberg %, Shafer 81.
Carpenter 20, Olsness IS.
Church 33, Kitchen %, Serumgard
Trubshaw 10, Northridge Al.
Englert AZ.
Nelson 33, Fulton 80.
Watson 80, johnson 80, Schroeder
%.
Kelley 49,, Nelson 3, Bjornson Is,
Quist 8.
Fisher AZ Shearer 16.
Towne Is, MCGEE %, Olsby 21.
Tolstad IS, Roe %.
Richie 40, Greffenius 10.
BALDWIN TOWNSHIP
Precinct No. 2, Baldwin township,
Senator, Frazier II; McCumber 80.
Governor, Baker FL; Nestos 20. Lieu
tenant Governor, Bowman %; Hyland
80. Secretary of State, Aaker 10;
Hall 80. Auditor, Johnson 80; Poin-
dexter 26. Treasurer, Olson 81; Steen
IS. Commissioner Of Insurance, Car
penter 20; Olsness 81. Commissioner
Of Agriculture and Labor, Church 20;
Kitchen 81. R. R. Commissioners,
Gronvold rs; McKinnon 30. Repre-
sentative 18th District, Trubshaw rs;
Northridge 80.
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II, Stutsman 2, Birdzell 10, Nuessle
1, Bothne 1, Burr 6; Nielsen %, Full
ton 80; Watson IL, johnson 49,,
Schroeder 80; Kelley ID, Hanson 4,
Nelson l, Bjornson 60, Quist 0; Fish
err 1O1, Shearer g.; Towne IS, MCGEE
60, Olsby 20; Tolstad as, Roe SO; Rit-
chic IS, .Greffenius Is, Holberg 80,
Somdahl rs. g.,
Potter Twp. \.....@2
Precinct 20 - Frazier a., McCum-
Der 10, McHarg 2; Sherman AZ, Geo.
Young Is; Baker AZ, Nestos %;
Trubshaw 80, Northridge 27.
Valley City Twp.
Precinct % - Frazier So, McCum-
Der 33, McHarg 2; Sherman so, Geo.
Young SO; Baker So, Nestos "a; Bow
man 40, Hyland 27; Aaker SO, Hall
"a; Johnson 33, Poindexter So; o.
Son 81. Steen 81; Garberg At, Shafer
so, Wehe 3; Carpenter 81, Olsness
AT; Church 48, Kitchen IS, Serum
gard 3; Gronvold 27, Harding 81,
Knox 27, Mcdonnell 81, McKinnon
rs, Milholland 81; Trubshaw rs,
Northridge IS.
Precinct 26-Frazier 46, McCumber
81, McHarg 8.
Sherman 40, Young 43.
Baker 80, Nestos 80, Stegner 6.
Bowman 3S, Hyland 80.
Langemo 40, Olson 81.
Grant So, Jones "a.
GREEN TOWNSHIP
Precinct 2S-Frazier u, McCum-
Der 80.
Sherman So, Young d.
Baker 81, Nestos 80.
Langemo 80, Olson rs.
Grant 81, Jones So.
MEADOW LAKE
Precinct 31-Frazier 70, McCumber
IT,.
Sherman 62, Young IT.
Baker SO, Nestos 16.
Bowman 81, Hyland Is.
Aaker Ga, Hall 10, Hooker 1.
Johnson IS, Poindexter SO.
Olson SO, Steen 9.
Garberg 65, Shafer II, Wehe 1.
Carpenter 10, Olsness ID.
Church 62, Kitchen 10; Serumgard
Gronvold 10, Harding IS, Kox 9,
GA, McKinnon II, Milhol-
land 60.
Langemo 7, Olson g..
Grant II, Jones SO
NELSON TOWNSHIP
Precinct 34-Frazier 83, McCumber
%.
Sherman GO, Young 81.
Baker Is, Nestos sc.
VALLEY CITY-FIRST WARD
Precinct 43-Frazier 105, McCum-
Der 220, McHarg 9.
Sherman 81, Young 223. I
Baker Sc, Nestos 235, Stegner 10.
Bowman 104, Hyland 1914.
Aaker 81, Hall 213, Hooker 7.
Johnson 200, Poindexter 1O3.
Olson 116, Steen 191.
Garberg SO, Shafer 1876, Wehe %.
Carpenter 173, Olsness 121.
Church 8S, Kitchen 189, Serumgard
80.
Gronvold 149; Harding 118; Knox
$50; Mcdonnell 116; McKinnon 1877;
Milholand SO.
Trubshaw 157, Northridge 1877.
Kelly 259, Hanson IA, Nelson g.,
Bjornson 81, Quist II.
SANBORN
Precinct 47-Frazier 10, McCum-
Der ", McHarg 2.
Sherman 7, Young SO.
Baker 6, Nestos SO.
Trubshaw rs, Northridge %.
DAZEY VILLAGE
Precinct 49-FraZier 81, McCumber
Al; McHarg 4.
Baker At, Nestos Sc.
Trubshaw 46, Northridge Al.
Kelly 6, Hanson 1, Nelson 80, Bjorn
son 4, Quist g.
e.. WIMBLEDON
Precinct 50-Frazier 81, McCum-
Der lis, McHarg 5.
Sherman 33, Young 1874.
Baker SO, Nestos 118, Stegner 4.
Bowman 80, Hyland 119.
Aaker 20, Hall 121, Hooker 2.
Johnson 119, Poindexter 80. e.
Olson 20, Steen 1872.
Trubshaw 106, Northridge 80.
ROGERS VILLAGE -'
Precinct 52-Frazier 9, McCumbel
a., McHarg 8.
Sherman 6, Young 81.
Baker 5, Nestos So. -.
Trubshaw 20, Northridge II. /
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All precincts have reported in the
county with the exception of the vii
lage of Kathryn, precinct No. 81. The
vote printed below is complete on
Governor, United States Senator,
Congressman, and State Superinten-
dent Of Schools. The other returns
are short the vote in precinct No. Sd.
United States Senator !.
McCumber 2780. /. /.
Frazier 2847.
McHarg 1874
Congressman, End District
Young 1878.
Sherman 1866.
Governor
Nestos 3109.
Baker 2607.
Stegner 108.
Lieutenant Governor
Eric A. Bowman, 1886;
Frank H. Hyland, 2725.
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ALTA TOWNSHIP

Precinct % Langemo 81, Olson
SO, Grant Is, Jones So.
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Trail 8 out Of 80, McCumber 30S,
Frazier "a. e out of 80, Nestos SO,
Baker 391.
Walsh, 1 out of Sc, McCumber %,
Frazier 6.
|, Ward 2 out of "a, McCumber 1865,
Frazier 1869. II out of "a, Nestos
1889, Baker 1103.
Wells 9 out of as, McCumber 400,
Frazier 311; 8 out of As, Nestos 458,
Baker 305.
Williams, 6 out of Ct, Nestos 347,
Baker 1914.
Fargo, N. D., June 29-Indications
from all parts of the state show that
small vote is being cast. James
town expects very light republican
vote and less Democratic vote. In
Fargo the vote cast was very light
during the day and towards the clos
ing of the polls there was rush for
the polls and men were turned away
from the polls in several precincts.
The Democratic vote in Fargo has di-
minished rs per cent according to the
reports reaching the United Press Of
flee. If the percentage keeps up the
Democratic will receive very little
of the 5000 votes in Fargo.
Grand Forks, N. D., June 29-Re-
ports from Grand Forks state that
election returns are coming in very
slow Nestos and Frazier are the
lead. The Governor is running strong.
o. B. Burtness, it is indicated, will
have no difficulty in securing the
nomination by defeating Moller.
Grand Forks county is giving a big
vote.
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BARNES COUNTY

IS precincts out of SO, McCumber,
|2099; Frazier 1850; majority for Nc
Cumber 449.
Baker 1867; Nestos 24OO; Nestoc'
majority 1893.
Trubshaw's majority with only 2
|precincts out, 289. He will go below
200 majority.
For Congressman, 80 precincts out
tof SO in Barnes county, Young 2125,
Sherman 1892, Young's- majority,
1888.
For Clerk of Court, 10 precincts
out Of SO:
Olsby 1888; Towne 40s; MCGEE 1854.
Griggs county, unofficial returns,
Young 1926, Sherman 800, Nestos 8O2,
Baker 1910, Frazier 1131, McCumber
61S.
80 precincts out of SO in Barnes
county for Clerk of Court, Olsby 1858,
Towne 726; MCGEE SOB.
493 precincts give McCumber
29, 302 and Frazier 1880 with lead
of 9612. 440 1-2 precincts give Mes
tos 5000 and Beker 1873, a lead
for Nestos Of 1858.
Is Precincts out of SO in Barnes
County for Sheriff
Kelly, 1929; Hanson 166, Nelson
PIP, Bjornson $50, Quist 1876.
Register Of Deeds, II out of SO
Precincts
Tolstad 449, Roe 692.
Supt. of Schools, 10 precincts out
of So
Watson 239, Johnson 5o4, schroe-
der ass. 49,, ,A"z. 8
Congressman, 80 precincts out of
SO, Barnes County
Young 2125, Sherman 1902.
County Treasurer, Barnes county,
II precincts out of So
Fisher 814, Shearer 653. .>.
Fifteenth Legislative District, 81
precincts out of S.
81 precincts out of SO in the ff-
teenth district, Trubshaw has 289
! majority. Laketown and Pierce
townships had not reported at this
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Langdon, N. D., June 29-With near
ly complete returns from At out Of 48
precincts in Cavalier county given,
McCumber totals 2186 and Frazier
1897.
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Bismarck, N. D., June 29-McCum-
Der headquarters claimed the city of
Bismarck by 1000 majority and Bur-
leigh county by 200 to 800. ..-.
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Olson 20, Steen 1872.
Trubshaw 106, Northridge 80. 49,
ROGERS VILLAGE 49,,
Precinct 52-Frazier 9, McCumber
a., McHarg 8.
Sherman 6, Young 81.
Baker 5, Nestos 50. -." n ~
Trubshaw 20, Northridge II. !.
Kelly %, Hanson 1, Nelson 2, Bjorn
son 4, Quist 30.
Towne 10, MCGEE 4, Olsby "a.
Tolstad 81, Roe 8.
Richie So, Greffenius II.
Svea Twp.
Precinct 80 ~ Frazier 38, McCum-
Der 20; Sherman 81, Young 35; Bak-
Ter 30, Nestos 36; Bowman SO, Hyland
80; Aaker 33, Hall 80; johnson 20,
PoindeNter IS; Olson SO, Steen 2s;
Garberg 20, Shafer 33; Church SO,
Kitchen "a; Langemo 81, Olson 33;
Grant "a, Jones 49, II.
Valley City Second Ward
Precinct "a - Frazier 81, McCum-
Der 1876, McHarg 10; Baker 50, Mes
tos 219, Stegner 4; Trubshaw $50,
Northridge 10; Kelley 1877, Hanson
Z, Nelson 10, Bjornson Is, Quist Fl;
Fisher So, Shearer AZ; Towne As, Nc
Gee rs, Olsby 8S.
Valley City Third Ward
Precinct As ~ Frazier "a, McCum-
Der 1877; Sherman 10, Young 215;
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Realty Convention
Heard by Wireless
San Francisco Meeting Is
Broadcasted Afar by
Radio.

Through the use of radio, the
speaking range of the annual con-
vention of the National Association
of Real Estate Boards at San
Francisco had a radius of 5000
miles from the platform Of the
exposition auditorium in the civic
center. Proceedings of the entire
gathering were over broadcasted
from the Rockridge radio station,
in Berkeley throughout the coun-
try.
This station has a range that
extends as far as Honolulu to the
West, Alaska to the North, Mexico
to the South and Ohio to the East.
Under the most favorable condi-
tions II has also been heard as far
east as Long Island
As far as Is known this Is the
first convention to date that has
utilized this most modern develop
ment of the science of communica-
tion.
Numerous microphones were in
stalled around the speakers plat
form. A direct telephone sending
set was utilized so that the speak
er's voice was transmitted directly
from the platform to the sending
station and thence to the air
without any relays.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-25

must be made to awaken the civic
consciousness to want homes of q
more attractive outward appear
ance.
This putting up a false front Is
another evidence of bad taste" said
the Art Leagues president. Thou
sands OF apartment buildings have
been erected in Chicago. the own.
ers of which spared no expense to
assure an attractive front. They
bought the most expensive bricks
for these fronts. Why should they
not think of the back yards, in
which they should have their little
plots Of grass and bits Of shrub
berry? Instead. the cheapest brick
are used In putting up back walls.
II is a wrong sense of things which
has led folks to show big fronts,
but to neglect the rest of their
buildings.
Mr.. Millard stated that in deter
mining the award. cost will not be
considered. 1--WE would just as soon
glve the tablet TO the builder of an
humble home as to him who erects
the best in the CITY," he said.
Artists and sculptors have been
invited to enter the contest for de-
signing the bronze tablet. Mr.. Mil
lard believes that Chicago will be
the first city to honor In this way
the builder of an artistic home.
The jury to make the award Is
composed of Arthur T. Adds. trus-
tee Of the Art Institute. Albion
Polacek, sculptor. Eames Mcveagh.
Robert Harshe, director of the Art
Institute and Mr.. Millard.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-25

tains six roms and has every mod
ern convenience.
Albert DeMontfredy purchased
through this ONCE from Morris
cafritz one OF. his new houses at
$50 Longfellowe street northwest
These houses contain six rooms and
bath and are thoroughly modern.
Theodore Sintetos purchased from
Allen s. Wolfe the two-story brick
residence Of six rooms at 1i04 JEFF
ferson street northwest.
Frank e. Smith purchased from
Ward +. Derrickson premises $40
Otis place northwest. This is an
entirely modern home containing
six rooms and bath and has deep
lot with garage.
Fred L. Hafelfinger purchased
premises 1919 Eighth street north.
west from Albert DeMontfredy.
This is a three story brick house,
containing eight rooms.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-25
S65,000.
APARTMENT HOUSE.

Renting for $4,000. apartments. Nearly new.
Columbia Heights near 18th ST. Reasonable terms.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-25
REALTOR REPORTS
SALES COVERING
nine EXCHANGES
Weeks Business Shows
Demand for Houses
Still Great.

The following transfers of real
estate made through the office of
William s. Phillips. 1909 New York
avenue. during the past week.
Included in these transfers are
three more of their new houses at
Ninth and Longfellow streets north
west.
Earl G. Harrington purchased
from this office the mi-detached
house at 5621 Ninth street north
west. This Is colonial brick
house containing six rooms and
bath and buiit-in garage.
VIM. e. Dalrymple purchased
from this office premises 561s Ninth
street northwest.
Wilmer Ticer also purchased from
this office the semi detached house
at 564 Eighth street northwest.
Roy NJ. Smith purchased from
Leon A. LeBuffe the two-story
brick house at 1912 Thirteenth
street northwest. This house con-