The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-27
County, Nearly Complete,
Still FaVOrs I~ncumbents
Kitchen and Mcdonnell Only
Two Incumbents Trailing
Foes in Burleigh
ALL MEASURESA ARE FAVORED
Hail., Skater, Carr, Steen,
Baker and Morris Enjoy
Comfortable Leads

Sixty out of So Burleigh county
precincts give the following vote:
For Congressman-Hall 1908, Mar
shall 224o.
For COMMENCEMENT 24s7, shafer
Ats.
For Lieutenant Governor-Bow-
man 1850, Carr 4001.
For Secretary of State-Byrne 3494,
Sanderson 1908.
For Auditor-smith 1882, steen
ais.
For Treasurer-Baker 1887, Ward
rope 2497.
For Attorney General-Morris 1899.
Swendseid 1886.
For Commissioner of Insurance
Olsness $500, Swenson 2946.
For Commissioner of Agriculture
and Labor-Kitchen 1865, Mcdonald
1874.
For Railroad Commissioner
Bertsch 1856, Mcdonnell 3085.
For Observation-Disclosures 1908,
Cox $3.50, Falconer 1904, Meinhover
2261, Olson $3.50, Thompson 1864,
Wehe 674.
For district Judge amendment
yes 3018, no 1882.
For supreme court Judge amend
| ment-yes 5000, no 1895.
For guaranty fund act repeal-yes
1888, no 1914.
For one man game commission
yes 1928, no 2670.
For four cent gasoline tax-yes
291e, no $500.
For Sunday theatres-yes 1882, no
1892.
For Supreme Court Judge-Rurke
SOL, Freerks $50.
For Superintendent Of Public In
Observation-Disclosures 400, Palmer 1857
Thompson 2073.
For county superintendent OF
schools-Runey 507S.
For Sheriff-Anderson 692. He'd
strom 1912, Kelly 3026, King 702'
Monroe 1862, Nelson 154. Werner 403
For authoritarian 2131, 1sam-
niger 1912.
For treasurer-Derby 1892.
For clerk Of district court-Ftsher
5519.
For register of deeds-Engeseth 1877,
Flow 1894, Putnam I'LL, swenson
3248.
For states attorney-McCu rdy 1900
Register 4572.
For judge-Davies 1915. Riley 1856
For surveyor-Atkinson 4815.
For coroner-Gobel 3345, Perry 1885
For county commissioner. first dis
trict-Will 1746. Third district
Backman 2s3, Fricke 262. Strand 239
For county commissioner, fourth
district-Berg 141, Jordahl 70, Sodel
241.
For Justice of the peace-Beel
1889. Bonny 3097, Crane 3448. Shipr
1852, Weight 2751. 49,.
For constable Brenneise 1o01
Hanson 346l, Kimble 1850.
For official newspaper-Capita
1917, Tribune 1904.
All but two state office Incumbent
continued to hold their lead IN Bur.
LEIGH county as so of the county's &
precincts were tabulated in the BIS
marck tribune office today.
8. 8. Mcdonald held a 1874 to $40;
Ile6O OVCI NO1lllIAAOoAOAAOA
tural and Labor Joseph A. Kitchen
while Christ Bertsch paced Railroad
Commissioner G. w. Mcdonnell $3.50;
to 3,085.
Cox. Thompson, and Olson wer'
given good leads in the race tor hous'
of representatives. The county votee
yes on all six measures up for a vote
Commissioner Of Insurance s. a
Olsness and Secretary Of State Rooer
Byrne held small but comfortaol
leads while Hall. shafer, Carr. Steen
Baker, and Morris had substantial
margins.
Kelly, Hedstrom Nominated
J, L. Kelly and Albin Hedstron
were nominated in the sheriff race
the former having q large total o
3,026 votes. Hedstrom had LIZ
which was sos better than that O
his nearest rival, Sam King.
Incumbents, with n exception
received majorities on the no-part!
ticket, and only three OF the races
were close. ..
Backman led the incumbent. Fr1cke
2s3 to 262 in the race for county com
missioner from the third district. II
the other close races, Gobel led PER-!
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