The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-27
RICHH0LT And
SPEAR WIN IN
COUNTY RACE
Are Nominated For Office of
County Treasurer in Bur-
leigh County Race
THOMPSON is WINNER
One Independent Is Nominal
ed For the Legislature
in County

The Burleigh county winners in
Wednesdays primary, with the vote
complete except for two precincts
which could not be reached by tele-
phone, were:
County Supt-Miss Madge Runey,
unopposed.
Sheriff-Albin Hedstrom, unoppos-
ed.
County Auditor-Harry Clough
and F. j. Johnson.
Treasurer-Gerald Richholt and
G. l.. Spear.
Clerk Court-Charles Fisher, un-
opposed.
Register of Deeds-Fred Swenson
and Jessie NJ. Van Hook.
States Attorney Edward S. AL
len, F. f. McCurdy.
County JUDGE. c. Davies, John
F. Fort.
County Surveyor-T. X. Atkinson.
County Coroner-E. j. Gobel.
There were several close races in
the county. For treasurer there
was hot race, with eight candi
NalSoS WIFI NlCHHoll anu opedI
emerging winners.
The two high in the race are can
candidates against each other in the
fall election
Obert Olson, endorsed by Nonpar
tisans, was nominated for state SEN
ator, and for representative, two
Nonpartisans, John Jacobson of Will
ton and Grant Palms or Arena, and
one Independent, J. NJ. Thompson
la last sessiAn Of S'asta, the legislature ire all all
Burleigh county representatives were
Independents.
Latest county figures, with but two
precincts missing, are:
For Congress, Republican-Thom
as Hall, 2,127; John c. Sherman L.
GS5; f. A. Williams, 70S.
For Governor, Republican-R. A.
Nestos, 2,3O4; A. G. Sorlie, 2,212.
For LieutenantGo Governor, Walter
Maddox, 2,23s; Frank Ployhar 2,13S.
For Secretary of State-Robert
Byrne, League, 1871; o. A. Hall,
426; d. E. Shipley, Independent,
2,042.
For Auditor-D. c. Poindexter,
League, 2,47l; John Steen, 1929.
For Treasurer-Fisher, League,
2,214; Lyngstad, 2,17l.
For Attorney -General--George F..
Shafer, Independent, 2,3l9; Thore-
sen, League, 1856.
For Commissioner of Insurance,
Nagel. Independent, 1880; Olsness,
1926.
For Commissioner of Agriculture
and LabOr-Church, League, 2,l39;
]. A. Kitchen, Independent, 2,4O7.
For Commissioner Of Railroads
Harding, League, 1924; Johnson, In
dependent, 1870; Lynch, Independ-
ent, 1,778; Mcdonnell, League, 1855;
Milhollan, 1852; Russell, Independ-
ent, l,766.
For State Senator-Harrington
1887; Meyer, 369; Obert Olson, g.
255.
For Representative - Argast,
League, 1861; Asselstine, Independ-
ent, 1908; Jacobson, 2,l63; Moses
1907; Palms, 2,l30; Thompson, Inde-
pendent, 1852.
For Supreme CourtTJohn Burke,
1884; Coghlan, 1896; Feetham,
II; Fisk 9ls; Crimson 1874; He'll
strom 565.
For district court-Coffey 2,64s;
Jansonius $3.50.
For Superintendent Of Public In
struction--G. w. Conn, 727; Miss
Minnie J. Nelson, 1,s40; Miss Ber-
tina Palmer, 2,057.
For County Superintendent-Miss
Madge Runey, 1854.
For Sheriff-Albin Hedstrom, g..
59l.
For Auditor-Clough 1924; John
SON, 2,45O; Yeater 72O.
For Treasurer-Boelter $50; Eek
lund 327; Haugen 1874; Isaminger
S43; Lein 5l2; Meyer 52s: Richholt
1145; Spear 92s.
For Clerk of Court-Fisher 1899.
For Register of Deeds-Swenson
3,O19; Mrs. Van Hook 1868.
For States Attorney-Allen 1859;
McCurdy 1919; Smith 1928.
For County Judge-Davies 1851 !;
Fort 1861; Simpson 522.