The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-04-07

Herbert was elected treasurer. A to.
tai Of at votes, or IL less than the
city's total, was cast.
Grafton
Ed Mattson. H. G. Hommesn, AID
ermen. and Charles Siebel, park COM
missioner, were reelected; Hans
Hanson, g.. w. Mcintyre, Jr.. alder
men, and j. j. O'Brien, city justice
are new officers.
Larimosc
George Larmour, mayor, reelected.
Anna L. Hazen, treasurer; F. K.
Sandstrom, magistrate: A. M. Cass,
Justice; Nels Hemmingsoli, Davic
Tingum and G. N. Swanson, alder
men.
Reynolds
John Murphy. mayor: Oscar Even
stad, treasurer; w. F. Hennessy, city
Justice; o. A. Eklingson, magistrate;
E. G. Olson and E. J. Berthold alder
men.
st. Thomas
j. r. Gibson, mayor. reelected; f..
T. Thompson, treasurer; A. G. Grant
justice; l.. M. Candy, L. K. Whelan
and Oscar Koppang. aldermen.
Crystal
T. H. CHM, mayor; j. G. Hunter
and J. E. Kelly, aldermen: ]. D. De-
war, all reelected.
Walhalla
Ade,ard Genreau, Frank Fraser,
Peter Laulson, aldermen; Paulus ran
on stickers and defeated Hugh Glib
son. incumbent.
Bathgate
j.. A. Bennt, mayor; H. q. Thomp-
son, treasurer; ]. F. Derby, clerk; G.
j.. Hillinger. Alex Beaton, johnson. A.
Slagerman, aldermen.
Park River
Frank Oaks, Ernest Olson. John
! Martyr, aldermen; a proposal for a
one half mill BAND tax carried.
| Northwood
E. o. S. Swanson, mayor: Emil
Knin, E. A. Loe, Lars I. Mutchler. al
dermen; N. 8. Olson, treasurer ann
w. L. Lea. justice, reelected: Fred
Carman, magistrate.
Casselton =
/ c. M. Lindsey was elected member
of the park board for five years. G.
S. Churchill was named justice of the
peace for n year. Aldermen elected
for two years are l.. j. Johnson, ]. w.
Billiard, and j. A. Jeffries.
!. Cakes
j. l.. Whitescll, incumbent, returned
as mayor defeating j. A. Mckee. SGT
to 1919. T. B. Roberts was named po-
lice magistrate on Stickers,' r. o.
Smith named justice of peace: J.. e.
Bundy was. named city treasurer for
two years; s. A. Reka was elected
park commissioner for. five years. Al
dermen are H. j. Dufelmeier, q. Q.
Bush, and H. o. Jenny. Cakes cast
726 votes, believed a record.
Lakota
E. A. Sorepsen defeated w. A.
Garske for city treasurer by "a votes.
Aldermen elected for two years are:
DR.. Einar Lohrbauer, H. F. Erickson.
H. J.. Byrne, G. l.. Libby, Jacob Thai.
and G. E. Metcalf.
Harvey
August. Peterson. incumbent, de-
feated Olaf Roble for mayor by AZ
votes. G. O. johnson was elected po-
lice magistrate. Aldermen elected
are L. B. Molander and T. T. Jorstad
A proposed band tax OF one mill car
ried.
jamestown
DR.. P. G. ART defeated J.. j. Hem
derson as a member of the Park
board. G. w. Schaller defeated r. M.
Rishworth for councilman, w. F..
Sharp won over N. r. McGilvray and
Fred Wolfer defeated F. E. Mallick,
while Stephen Valyelage, D. r.
Brockman and Leslie Gasal were un-
opposed. J.. e. Madison was unop-
posed for city treasurer.
Valley City
Ben Northridge, sticker candidate,
was elected alderman in thu FRS.
ward over Porter Corby in the only
contest, The vote was 81 to 70 Other
candidates elected and who were ul-
opposed are Frank G. Bailey, Second
ward: Clarence Carlson, Third; Fac
kie Sigerson. Fourth, and Fred Hell
del. park commissioner.
new salem
Gus Weinrich without opposition
was reelected mayor. Archie Meier
was elected treasurer and &. E.
Hauser police magistrate. Fred
Weigmann and William Kuether were
elected alderman in the first ward
over G. F. Molten and Fred Heiman.
] A. Rohs and Max Theile were
elected aldermen In the second ward
and AL Tolzmann and Ole Rud In the
third.
Fargo
Apathetic balioting marked the
early stages Of Fargo's city election
Tuesday in which Is candidates seek
two vacant seats on the city COM
mission.
Sixteen of the city's 81 precincts re-
porting at noon showed a total vote
of $3.50 compared to q noon total of
1879 in the same precincts two years
ago.
Protest and Praise