The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-04-04
CON TIN U E ID
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Slight Interest in
Municipal Vote Is
Indicated Monday

representative in the sixth ward.
Incumbents elected without OPPOSE
ton are Leslie Gasal. first ward: and
w. ]. Sharp, third ward.
William Hall was elected park board
member without opposition.
Valley City-Ben Northridge. in
cumbent. defeated H. A. Belknap for
city alderman in the first ward, the
only contested race In the city elec-
ton. Frank Bailey and Jackie Sig
erson were reelected aldermen In the
second and fourth wards.
D. w. Clark was reelected park
commissioner. Except In the first
ward race, the election aroused little
interest and few votes were cast.
Cavalier-Fred Sutterlin with 1914
votes was elected mayor over J. L.
Mulder, a sticker candidate, who had
"a.
Cando-Mayor George B. Denison
was returned to office. defeating J.
E. Stutsman. 258 to 239. DR.. 8. p.
Smith. incumbent, was defeated by
w. S. Garfield, Is to Is, for alderman
in the first ward.
Steele Names Wallin
Steele-Steele elected a new mayor
when Erick Wallin, running on stick
ers. defeated the incumbent, f. A..
Anderson. 118 to IS. Four aldermen
were named without opposition. They
are Frank Heinze, Foye Harris,
Charles Squires and Kenneth NC
Kane. Heinze and Harris, with the
high vote, won the four-year terms.
Harry George Is treasurer, c. e.
Stiles, police magistrate, and B. Bell.
justice of peace. A total Of 167 votes
were cast with "a persons in the city
receiving scattered votes.
Harvey-Olaf Roble, by q substan-
tial majority, defeated julius Sgutt.
a sticker candidate. for mayor. M.
F. Staples, city treasurer, was de-
feated for reelection by Glenn Lund.
Aldermen named are Fred Bentz, Jr.,
first ward: DR.. Mines Simmons, Sec
ond ward; Tom T. Jorstad, third
ward. Gust Nelson was renamed po-
lice magistrate.
Wahpeton - Veteran council m n
were retired by Wahpeton voters
when Frank Rhem defeated J. A.
Michels In the third ward and Arthur
Hodel won from M. D. Lord In the
second. j. E. Cain defeated George
Richard, 1l8 to 80 in the first and
j. H. Dietz was reelected without OPP
position In the fourth.
Fessenden-Climaxing q bitter CAM
paign in which utility rates played
prominent role, E. L. Hope defeated
the incumbent, Levard Quarve, BY q
margin Of four votes. In the only
contested aldermanic race, P. H. Fa-
hey defeated N. ]. Thompson, 81 to 81.
Returned to office were e. E. Fisher,
treasurer: 8. ]. Kerhsaw and r. J.
Pritchard, aldermen. A. NJ. Green
field was named justice Of the peace.
Ellendale-A light vote was cast,
with ]. H. Helder busting Tom Barth
for alderman in the first ward. EFF.
Crandall and Lester Briley were re-.
turned as aldermen in the second and
third wards. Mrs. Katherine Good
ard was named to the park board.
LaMoure-Without competition, H.
Z. Cottam was elected alderman In
the first ward: Herbert Exner second;
G. F. Young. third: and Mrs. Grace
Porter Muir. reelected to the park
board for five-year term.
Cooperstown - But 124 votes were
cast, with G. K. Christianson reelected
mayor: Seval Friswold. treasurer: Nels
II. Nelson, justice Of the peace and l.
Q. Odegaard. police magistrate. Two
aldermen were named from each Of
three wards.
New Salem Names McCogmlck
New Salem. v. Mccormick, "a
attorney, Is mayor elect, succeeding r
wv. Weinreich. w. G. Keuther, I'd
Molten, Al Tolxman, Ole Rud. Oscar
Klusman and Ernest Jol1nson are a.
dermen.
Enderlin-W. J. LOOMS viii again
serve as mayor. Aldermen are Fred
q. Oehlke. Herbert Lincoln and 10.
4 eph Dies. J. N. Thompson was re.
named city treasurer and Fred Under.
wood = police magistrate. ]. n
Thorson and J. N. Hanson viii serve
on the park commiSsion.
New EnglAnd-Harvey ]. Nillef VA
reelected mayor without opposition
Frank sattler, G. J. Herstein and 10
self Fechtl aldermen 1oe the four.
year terms and Gordon Gardner, ,
A. Z. echartS and Oscar otroh1oW q.
dernnen Tor the two-yeaf terms
There we're ~ votes cast.
Hetanser-Ittle interest," was svi