The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-29
12S Names TO Be
LISTED ON BALLOT
At JUNE PRIMARY
II Enter Races for County
Posts While 81 Are Seeking
State Positions
SHERIFF CONTEST IS HOT
II File for Shrievalty Post; 10
to Go on Ballot for
Legislature

One hundred and twenty-eisht
names will appear on the ballot when
the voters Of Burleigh county 60 to
the polls, June ~.
With the closing Of the period for
filing in the county auditors office
Monday at 1 p. M, seventy-one petit
tions were on record. The race for
county sheriff promised to be . good
one with II men filed. For represen-
tatives Of the twenty-seventh district,
with three to be elected, 10 men had
filed petitions.
Fifty-seven nominating petitions for
state and congressional offices had
been filed Monday In the office Of
tbs secretary Of state at the time the
filing period expired.
DR.. L. w. Larson, Bismarck, was
the lone candidate for the office e.
county coroner. For states attorney
A. r. Faber, r. e. McCurdy and
George Register, incumbent, filed
petitions.
The 10 filed for representatives
were: J. M. Thompson, Wilton; D. D.
Barkman, Arena; Charles A. Ander-
son, Motif: and Milton Rue, Jake
swenson, w. B. Falconer, L. J. Wehe,
r. A. Middaugh, Thomas ]. Burke
and william M. Schantz. all Of Bis
rnarck.
Two men, Joseph Cogl1lan and I. G.
Davies, both of Bismarck, filed for
county Judge. For register Of deeds.
Fred Swenson, incumbent, r. j.
Schneider and A. p. Anderson, all Of
Bismarck: and John p. Boren. Nc
Kenzie, filed.
List Shrievalty Candidates
Seeking the sheriff's office are Fred
E. Anstrom, Pat Roberts. E. M. Davis,
Adam Voigt, Frank A. Larson, A. H.
Helgeson, G. r. Kositzky, George Ely,
Joe A. Kohler, Carl J. Eliason and
Carl Scott, all OF Bismarck.
For the treasurer,s post are two
candidates, Ernest Elness, incumbent,
and Joseph s. Wright: while for
county auditor, G. q. Derby, Joe E.
Murray and A. G. 1saminger are list
ed.
Mike Chernick, william Barneck
and T. r. Atkinson seek the office OF
county surveyor, and Laura L. Little
and Marie Huber will fight it out for
the SUPPLEMENTARY of the county
schools. Six filed for the constable's
office. They are Clarence Hanson,
Ole F. A. Roberts, and Gustave B.
jacobson, Of Bismarck; w. r. Lund-
quist, Baldwin; g. A. Our, Wing. and
q. e. Brennise, Regan.
In the justice Of peace race there
are four candidates. They are G. E.
Peterson, A. E. Shipp, Neil Cameron
and H. r. Bonny, all of Bismarck.
For clerk Of court three filed, ]. II.
Tauer. Charles Fisher and Bertha
schafer, all Of Bismarck.
Three Commission Races
Commissioners are to be elected In
the first, third and fourth districts.
Five are filed from the first district.
They are Amos Robidou, E. G. Pat
terson, George H. Dohn and Frank
w. Murphy, Of Bismarck, and w. r.
Cameron, Menoken.
In the third district the seven men
who filed are Axel Stenquist, Oscar
Backman, Harry Taplin, 9. L. john
son, and Martin Strand. al Of VIII
ton: and william Fricke and r. G..
Nelson Of Baldwin.
For commissioner Of the fourth dis
trict: william Josephson, J. M. Lem,
8. b. Olson, Christ Berg and w. z.
Pesonen Of Wing seek nomination.
Besides 50 persons endorsed by four
state political parties. sever: indivi.
dual candidates filed petitions for
state offices.
Running without party or factional
endorsement are r. A. Johnson,
Minot, for governor and A. A. johann
sson, Raub, for congress as Demo-
cratic. Republican independents are
Nelson A. Mason, Bismarck, f0y y. s.
senator: Henry Timm, Wisnsk, for
secretary Of state; Mary McFadden,
Fargo. for state auditor, and Thomas
J. Rowan. Mandan, for railroad COM
missioner.
Individual candidates for Judge Of
supreme court who filed petitions are
r. .. Norton, Minot. and G. w. BUTTE.
Devils Lake, district Judge.
Petitions were filed for II candi-
dates for district Judge. They are:
first district-P. q. Swenson, Grand
Forks, and Leigh J. Monson, Fargo;
second district-Thomas ]. Clifford.
Langdon, w. J. Kneeshaw. Pembina,
and q. Crimson. Clifford: sixth dis
trict-Morton i. Mcbride, Dickin-
son: Thogstein Hyland, Stanton; W.
r. Schell, Dickinson; Harvey J. Nil.
ler, New England: T. p. Casey, Dick
inson, and e. =. Gallagher. Nandan.
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