The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-07-01
T|EDMAN is GIVEN
EDGE ON M0YN|ER
IN CAPITAL CITY
Has 359-vote Margin Over In
cumbent; Bismarck Fav-
ors v. A. Ticket

The city of Bismarck gave H. F..
Tiedman margin of $50 votes over
Commissioner Victor Moynier in the
race for fifth district commissioner
in Wednesdays primary election,
complete unofficial returns showed
Friday.
Tiedman polled 1899 votes COM
pared to $40 for Moynier and BAT for
E. ]. Schultz.
In the race for second district
commissioner, Charles Swanson nosed
out A. E. Cline, 1894 to 344 for top
honors.
With only three exceptions on the
Republican ballot, the city of Bis
marck gave majorities to Independ-
ent Voters Association candidates. In
the exceptions, Secretary of State
Robert Byrne, Insurance Commits
sioner s. A. Olsness and Railroad
Ben G. Larkin received Slight mar
gins.
Attorney General James Morris, I.
v. A., polled the largest majority,
understanding A. j. Gronna, Nonpar-
tisan, 2,803 to 1925 in the city's 10
precincts.
With one exception the city gave
incumbent county officials majorities.
Clair G. Derby polled 2,543 votes to
1872 for Auditor A. c. Isaminger in
the one case.
Additional returns received from
throughout the county Friday failed
to change the leaders in the county
office races as announced on the
basis of returns tabulated Thursday.
The Capital City voted mo" on
all the initiated proposals by mar
gins ranging from five to three to
four to one.
Regular Democrats won the fay
or of Bismarck voters in their con-
tests with the "Jeffersonian" Demo-
Gratis.
Complete unofficial returns from
the city follow:
Republican
For U. S. senator: Nye 1000; Shat
er 1883.
For congressman: Burdick 1915;
Burtness 1909: Hall 2,O78; Lemke
1886; Sinclair 1869.
For governor: Black 27O; Hyland
1888; LANCER 1852; Moe Ill.
For lieutenant governor: Cuthbert
295; Johnson 1884; Olson 1910.
For secretary of state: Byrne 1900;
Garnes 1881.
For state auditor: Baker 2,0l5:
Steen 2,348.
For state treasurer: Dale 2,169;
WARDROBE 2,140.
For attorney general: Gronna 1,525;
Morris 1903.
For Commissioner of insurance:
Dahl 2,064; Olsness 2,2O4.
For commissioner of agriculture and
labor: HUSKY 1904: Kitchen 2,275.
For railroad commissioner: john
son 2,055; Larkin 2,22l.
For state senator (27th DISTRICT !:
Sperry 1881; Mcdonald 1915.
For state representatives: Cox g.
1877; Olson 2,164; Rue 1893; Falconer
1910; Anderson 1921; Uhde 1,162.
NO-Party
For supreme court justice: Chris
tianson. 4,072.
For superintendent of public in
struction: Palmer 2,403; Thompson
ZOOS.
For county superintendent of
schools: Huber 1852; Runey 1876.
For sheriff: Kelley 1913; Larson
1882.
For county auditor: Derby 2,543;
Isaminger 1872.
For county treasurer: Arnot 1887;
Brocopp 1856; Brown 900; Elness 1872;
Kafer 509
For clerk of court-Fisher 2,738;
Schafer 1,75l. .
For register of deeds: Crane TOT;
Quanrud 1929; Schneider 874; Sven
son 1857; Thysell 428.
For states attorney: McCurdy 1867;
Register 3,269.
For county judge: Cochran 1905;
Davies 1929.
For county commissioner (fifth dis
tricD: Moynier 694; Schultz 80;
Tiedman LTD.
For justices of the peace: Beer
1922; Bleckreid 1888; Bonny 2,452;
Peterson 1860; Scott 2,l78; Shipp
2,157.
For constables: Brennise 1909:
Hanson 2,494; Kimble 1894; Langford
2,178; Roop 1875.
For official newspaper: Capital
1923; Tribune 1886.
Democrat
For u. S. senator: Halvorson 1877;
Lanier 1877.
For congressman: Cook g.; Johans-