The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-07-19
n. D. OFFICIAL
VOTE CANVASS
ISC0MPLETED
Few Changes From the I'm
official Count in the State
Are Recorded in 1t
SOME QUEER TURNS

Official results of the June q
primary, as compiled by the state
canvassing board, show little mater
ial change from the previous un'
official tabulations. The officla
majority of A. G. Sorlie, Republican
candidate for Governor, over K. A
Nestos is 2,217.
JoIscpk A. Kitchen, Republican
nominee for Commissioner of Agrl'
culture and Labor, also was nom
mated on the Democratic ticket. He
received "a votes in the Democratic
column to S3 for w. j. Church and
Z for Nick Nelson, the Democrats
having not placed any one on the
ballot for this office. Mr.. Kitchen,
however, cannot remain in both the
Republican and Democratic columns
in the fall election, according to Of
ficals.
The Nonpartisan League Party,
which haA column on the primary
ballot with the only candidate, NJ.
c. Freerks of jamestown, for Con-
gresham OF the Second district,
pc lied few votes, names being writ
ten in by voters. Freerks received
II votes, H. H. Aaker two to one
for O. B. Burtness for Congressman
from the First district, and j. H.
Sinclair votes to three for NJ. o.
Hall for Congressman from the
Third district. All Nonpartisan Lea
que candidates in the Republican
column received votes in the Non
partisan League Party, the highest
being IL for A. G. Sorlie, and all
were nominateA in this party, ac-
cording to Deputy Secretary of State
Duffy.
The official totals of the convass-
ing board follow:
Republican:
Governor G. Sorlie $4,000; R.
A. Nestos 7o,7s3; I. j. Moe 6,544.
Lieutenant Governor-Walter Mad
dock 1885; Frank Ployhar 62,490.
Secretary of State-Robert Byrne
59,993 ;D.E.Shipley 56,OO5; o. A. Hall
26,556.
Auditor-John Steen 74,31l; D. c.
Poindexter 7O,32O.
Treasurer-C. A. Fisher 77,169;
John Lyngstad 62,984.
Attorney General-George Shat,
1906; T. H. H. Thoresen 67,42l.
Commissioner of Insurance-S. A.
Olsness 76,789; Simon Nagel 63,246
Commissioner of Agriculture and
Labor. A. Kitchen 72,O25; W. J.
Church 7O,2O1.
Commissioners of Railroads-Fay
Harding 73,4l9;C. w. Mcdonnell "a.
3s9; Frank Milhollan 1859; M. P
Johnson $3.50; NH. Lynch 5a,141;
L. l.. Russell 58,027.
Congressman, First district-O. B
Burtness 2s,522; H. H. Aaker 17,43O
Second district-Thomas Hall 25,
121; John Sherman 1926; E. A
Williams 3,243.
Third district-J. H. Sinclair 81 :,
105; M. o. Hall 1868.
Democratic results follow:
Governor-Halvor Halvorson 6,
020; L. S. Platou 5,244.
ant-Governor-J,H Mccoy
1858.
Secretary of State-Lillian Gubel
man 1924.
State Auditor-George Leonhard.
1O,1OO.
Treasurer-J.V. Birder 1886
Attorney General - Tobias Case.
10,304.
Commissioner of Insurance-W.
Hooper 1887.
Commissioner Of Agricultural
A. Kitchen 81; w. j. Church So
Nick Nelson Z.
Commissioner Of Railroads.&c.. NJ
Byrne 1852; Edward Hadley 1876
Edward Kibler 1862.
For Congress, First district-W
L. Porterfield 529; Walter Welfor'
4,35I.
Second district-J. L. Page Alb.
Third district--M. o. Hall 81; J
H. Sinclair 3S.
The vote for Governor on tn
Democratic ticket was 1924 J.
compared to 10000 two years pre-
vious.
The vote on candidates for the su
preme court was: John Burke 5!
209; Joseph Coghlan 1892; C. .
Fisk 24,580; Frank Feetham $500
G. Crimson 1928; F. O. Hellstror
17,i57.
The vote for superintendent O
public instruction was G.. w. Con
26,20O; Miss Minnie J. Nelson 70
500; Miss Bertha r. Palmer 81, 89;
In the Fourth judicial distric
where only the names of Judge
James A. Coffey and Fred Jansoniu
went on the ballot, Harold Shaft O
Bismarck and ]. A. Murphy O
Stutsman received enough write
in"7 votes to be nominated. The
are not expected to qualify for tn
fall. election. Mr.. Shaft is court re
porter for Judge. ,Jansonius.