The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-30
81 SEEK OFFICES
IN BURLE|GH RACE
AT JUNE PRIMARY
81 Men and Three Women En-
ter List Which is Said to
be Longest in History
Names of 81 men and three women,

Names of 81 men and three women,
for 20 Burleigh county Of
fees and the four state legislative
posts, will go on the June % primary
ballot. County Auditor A. c. Isaminger
said Monday.
This is the longest list of primary
candidates in the history of the coun-
ty. the auditor said.
In all but the constable. justice OF
the peace and house Of representa-
tives contests the two candidates re-
ceiving the highest vote totals will be
nominated for the race In the general
election next November.
Four candidates will be nominated
in each the constable and justice OF
the peace contests, with four In each
race to be elected next fall. The three
high Democrats and the three high
Republicans will go on the fall ballot
for the house of representatives race.
Five candidates are entered in each
the treasurer and register of deeds
races.
All Incumbents File
All incumbents except justices and
constables are candidates for relec-
ton, but County Treasurer c. G.
Derby has entered the race for audi
tor. leaving the treasurers race open
to new candidates.
Time for filing petitions In behalf
of candidates expired at p. m. Sat
urday. Fifty-four petitions were filed
with Isaminger by that time and he
approved all of them as sufficient.
Each petition bore signatures OF
Burleigh county voters totaling not
less than two per cent nor more than
five per cent of the total vote for that
particular office cast at the last gen.
eral election.
Candidates whose names will ap-
pear on the primary ballot, all being
from Bismarck except those whose
addresses are given. follow:
Auditor-A. G. 1saminger. incum-
bent, and G. G. Derby, incumbent
| treasurer.
Sheriff.. L. Kelley, incumbent
Frank A. Larson.
Treasurer-A. J. Arnot, Herman A
Brocopp. Ernest Elness, Henry Brown
and Orville E. Kafer. -
Clerk of court-CnarleS Fisher, IN
cumbent. and Bertha Schafer.
| SUPERINTENDENT of schools-Marie
Huber. incumbent, and Madge Runey
County surveyor-T. II. Atkinson
incumbent. and M. H. Chernich.
States attorney-George 8. Regis
ter, incumbent. and F. E. McCurdy.
County JUDGE. G. Davies. incum
bent. and Wesley Cochran.
County coroner-W. E. Perry, IN
cumbent, and o. A. Convert.
| Five for Register
i Register of deeds-Fred Swenson
Incumbent: Roland H. Crane, Ludvll
Quanrud, r. G.. Schneider and Aloii
Thysell.
Constables -four to be elected)-
Gonna Kimble. Moffit: G. E. Bren
Mise. Regan, and Clarence Hanson. al
incumbents; John I. Roop and D. T
Langford. =.
Justices of the peace -four to 3
eelcted)-H. r. Bonny and A. 7
] Ship, incumbents; Charles !
J Blackreid, Baldwin; @. e. Peterson
: Carl Scott and Anton Beer.
Fifth district commissioner-Victo
Moynier, incumbent; Edward Scnuit
and H. F.. Tiedman.
Second district commissioner-C. 4
) Swanson, Driscoll, incumbent, ana 4
E. Cline. Moffit.
state senator-L. w. Sperry unde
nendent Voters association. incum
bent: Simon s. Mcdonald (Nonpar
tisan League), and James w. Gutn
RE (Democrat).
state house Of representative
(three to be elected)-M. 7. Olson. il
} Driscoll. and Gordon Cox, incumbent
and Milton Rue (all I. v. Al; j. \
THOMPSON, Still, incumbent; Q. A. Ar
derson. Moffit. and J. H. Riley, Stel
ling (all Democrats); Otto Q. Uno
iRegan; Arthur Anderson ana Willial
Ia Talconer Gall NonpartiSan).