The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-02

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,illagc election yesterday when voters
approved q one mill band tax.
Others elected are: J. 4. Harvey.
alderman first ward: II. E. Hagen
,tad, second ward; w. r. Yeagerline,
,hird ward; H. M. Scha1fer, city
treasurer and F. g. Robeeon, Magis-
rate.
ST. THOMAS ELECTION QUIET
st. Thomas: N. D., April 2.-R)-
Lack of issues and absence Of con-
tests, gave st. Thomas a quiet elec-
ton yesterday. All candidates were
lnopposed.
Stanley Gansslc was elected
mayor: E. +. Thompson. treasurer.
and the following were named alder
men: L. NJ. Grandy. first ward: l..
K. Whelan. second ward, and Oscar
koppang. third ward.
RUGBY MEN UNOPPOEED
Rugby, N. D.. April 2.-(R}-Threc
aldermen. and park commissioner.
none with opposition. were elected
yesterday. They are: ]. O., Lind
berg first ward alderman; 8. NJ. Sat-
terlie, second ward: G. A. Troyer,
third ward: and L. H. Bratton, park
JAMESTOWN REFLECTS 5
Jamestown. N. D., April 2.-(F)-
Jamestown voters reelected George
Knight. Fred Wolfor. w. r. Sharp, r.
M. Rishworth. and D. r. Brockman
aldermen Monday. Stephen Calve-
lage was elected over w. A. Bohn in
another ward. where +. A. Burton,
was not q candidate. III.
w. Lyons was named park commits
sioner, replacing r. q. Knceland.
LANGDON NAMES FOUR
Langdon, N. D., April 2.-(R)-Wil-
liam j. Murie was named alderman
Of the first ward In this villages elec-
ton yesterday. A. N. Tolen was vic
torious in the second ward and Fred
Conmick in the third. Joseph Power
was elected justice Of the peace.
BOND ISSUE DEFEATED
Grafton N. D., April 2.-(R-
Grafton's proposed 10000 bond issue
for erection Of z new city hall and
remodeling the municipal power
plant was defeated by 63 votes yes
terday. A light vote was cast. There
were no contests in city officials. Al
dermen:. First ward. Henry @. Cor
der: second ward. Eddie Mattson: T..
J. Farr; fourth, H. G. Homme: H. G.
johnson. president Of the park COM
mission.
LARIMORE ELECTS WOMAN
Larinore, N. D.. April 2.-(R-Mrs.
Anna L. Hazen was elected city trea-
surer over two opponents, Fred Jones
and A. p. Lord. by q substantial ma
jority In yesterdays election which
brought out 325 votes. Mayor George
Larmour was reelected. Aldermen
selected are: Nels Hemingson, first
ward; David Tingun1, second; G. M.
Swanson, third: 8. F. Mercer was
named police magistrate and Anthony
Gass, justice Of the peace.
PARK RIVER is QUIET
Park River, N. D., April 2.-(F)-E.
L. Lansboro was elected to fill the
unexpired term Of the late T. T.
Thompson, alderman in the third
ward over Fred Hulstrand, In the
only contest In yesterdays election.
F. G. Harris was reelected alderman
In the first word: D. q. Mckay, Sec
otd: and John Martin, third. Police
Magistrate Holmquist was reelected.
HEBRON RETURNS THREE
Hsbeon, N. D., April 2.-(AP)-The
city election held here yesterday was
q quiet affair. Jacob Luighle, Louis
Kohne and A. p. Nyden were elected
without opposition. There
were no other places to be filled.
BOTTlNEAU MAYOR DOCTOR
Bottineau. N. D., April 2.-(R-Dr.
A. r. MacKay was reelecteS mayor
here yesterday. Others elected were
A. p. Ertresvag. city treasurer: J. l..
Gorder. alderman, first ward: p. l..
Eide. alderman second ward: A.
Benson, alderman third ward: Frank
G. Falkenstetn. justice Of the peace,
and John Mckenzie, police magis-
trate.
STICKER CANDIDATES WIN
Cavalier, N. D., April 1.-{F-
Sticker candidates won the city
election here yesterday In q spirited
contest. New city officials are: y
E. Garvey. mayor; william K. Wal
per, alderman first ward; o. l.. Lenpe
second; q. l.. Spiller, third ward, one
year term: Fred 6utterlin. two year
term; D. r. Green, treasurer; VIII
lard Hodgson, police imegistrate;
Fred J. Farrow, justice.
ROLLA PASSES BAND LEVY
Rolla. n. D., April 2-(h)-RollA' &
one-mill band levy carried by . large
majority In the city election yester-
day. A light vote WAS cast, Will,
Hans Frlis wiunins the e1aly contest
- alderman 0f the first ward. III
WIS opposed BY J. L. Widnneyer.
Other officials are: mayer. r. q
Mosher: aldermen, H. q. 0unther
Charles 1Avreau, Walter 0eef. VII.
liam Munro. =. Dixon; treasurer. D