The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-07-18

that HOLMAN is no more qualified
for the job of county treasurer
than Lard S. Olson would be to
superintend a young ladies' school.
George Z. Bolster defeated AL
fred Jensen for assessor by nearly
three hundred votes. Jensen was
deputy under Ole Aspelund and
did most of the assessing, thus
making more enemies than friends.
George Is one of the old pioneers
IN Sheridan County and while his
best friends don't claim that he is
liable to be a WOW as assessor, he
Is a kindly old man and perhaps
the gOod-hearted voters gave him
the nomination as tribute.
Whether they will vote for him in
the general election is another
question.
Miss Marjorie Markuson of
Medicine Lake defeated Miss Ethel
S. Singleton for superintendent of
schools.
A. Tn. Larson Defeated
Lars Angvick had no opposition
for the Republican nomination for
senator and the two Uelands, r. R.
and Andrew, defeated F. J. Sherry
and A. 7. Larson for the G. o. P.
nomination for the legislature.
Albert ]. Galen knocked out o.
H. P. Shelley for the nomination
for U. S. Senator and Scott Leav-
lit had no opposition for the con-
gressional nomination. Shelley got
a lot of free advertising in many
county weeklies. He offered them
the proposition that if nominated
he would pay them double their
advertising rates for the space
given him and if defeated they
would get nothing. They got
nothing.
As we go to press, Albert An
derson is leading for associate JUS
tice of the supreme court and Eth
Ell Marcum Bielenberg is leading
Leonard Young for railroad and
public service commissioner. Galen
has a two to one lead for Shelley
for the senate nomination.
Albert Foley Again
The highest vote in the county
was cast for NJ. S. Nelson for cor
oner. Albert Foley received a
large complimentary vote.
The democrats in Sheridan coun-
ty nominated T. w. Greer for
county attorney, R. E. Lang for
state senator, ]. J. Guenther for
state representative, J. D. Matkin
for county commits sioner, Max
Hueth for sheriff, George Wheel
er for treasurer, Fred Stone for
assessor, Walter Raess for coron-
er.
Five Mill Levy Defeated
The additional five mill levy for
the year 1880 for road fund was
defeated by a vote of 1905 to sos
and the 1881 levy by 1851 to IT'S.
Here is a list Of the candidates
and the official tabulation of the
vote cast for each:
United States Senator-Albert
]. Galen, SS7; o. H. P. Shelley,
/ 67O.
For Representative in Congress
Scott Leavitt, 1442.
For Associate Justice of the Su-
pre- Court-Henry G. Rodgers,
1876; Albert Anderson, 389; Miles
J. Gavanaugl1. 356; Frank W. Has
kins, 1856; L. V. Ketter, 316.
For Railroad and Public Service
Commissioner-Leonard C. Young,
1913; Ethel Marcum Bielenberg,
223; Frank Cone, 70; George
Doyle, so; Rolla Duncan, 90; Err
nest o. Hedrick, As; Francis T..
Kiley, 81; William L. Young, SCI;
Russell Manager, so.
For State Senator-Lars Ang-
wick, 1870.
For State Representatives.. r.
LELAND, $50; F. J. Sherry, 348;
Andrew LELAND, 1869; A. T. Lar
son, 44O.
For County Attorney Grant
Blackwell, S12; L. J. Onstad, 538;
Arthur c. Erickson, 713.
For County Commissioners
For County Commissioner-Ed.
Iverson, 528; Henry Haven, 3T2;
Daniel Campbell, 282; Chris Jen-
sen, 279; A w. Marsh, 3SS; Viggo
Petersen 281.
For County Clerk & Recorder
Niels Madsen, 1922; James Mi
chefs, 753..
For Sheriff-Hans P. Madser,
1859; Max Hueth, GOA.
For Treasurer-Albert J. Kohl
man, 1449; Fred Ibsen, 615.
For Assessor-Geo. z. Bolster.
ster, 1179; Alfred e. Jensen, 913.
For Superintendent of Schools
Marjorie Markuson. 1855; Ethel E.
Singleton, 936.
For Coroner-M. S. Nelson,
1854.
For Surveyor. l. Wheeler.
1893.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For United States Senator-T.
]. Walsh, Is.
For Representative In Congress
Tom Stout, Is.
For Associate Justice of the Su-
preme Coutr-Joln A. Matthews.
is.
For Railroad and Public Ser
vice Commissioner-John B. Ritch,
2; Thomas E. Carey, IL.
For State Senator-R. E. Lang,
z.
For State Representatives.. J.
Gunther. 6.
For County Commissioners.
ID. Matkin, 10.