The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-19
POLITICAL
MACHINES ENDORSE
REGULAR TICKETS
Republican and Democratic
State Committeeman Named
at Meetings Wednesday

Two WelleOlleo county p0llClCal ma.
chimes mot in perfect harmony We'd
nesday, selected their organization Of
Ulcers and named state committee
men.
Candidates nominated by both the
Democratic and Republican parties
had control Of the meetings and bust
ness proceeded In q cut-and dried or
der through the selection Of officers
to the naming Of the executive COM
mitteec.
In the Democratic ranks, all pres
ent officers were renamed. p. +.
Byrne was reelected chairman; James
w. Guthrie, secretary; John N. Foris-
ter, treasurer and Chris Bertsch, state
committeeman. Five members to
serve on the executive committee with
the chairman and secretary, ex-of-
ficio members, are Dr.. Fannie Dunn
Quain; Lawrence Hull, Driscoll: w. +.
Nichol. Motif; and Oscar selvig. Bis
marck.
Charles Boise was elected chairman
|of the Republican organisation with
Dr.. G. D. Dursema, secretary ana A.
e. Jordan, Driscoll. treasurer. Jordan
was also named state committeeman.
Members Of the executive committee
are John Beyers, Sterling; Fritz Uhde,
Regain; Alex Asbridge: August Doehle,
Motif and Fred Josephson, Wing.
County committeeman elected at
the June primaries and the precincts
they represent follow:
Republican Committeeman
Harry Carlisle. Wild Rose; August
Doehle, Long Lake; r. M. Whiteaker,
Morton: B. g. Buckley, Teller; Alex
Mclean, Missouri; Alex Asbridge, Fort
Rice; J. g. Mork. Lincoln; o. q. DAY.
export, Apple Greek: Otto Dorman,
Boyd; Eric Slovarp. Logan; John
Benz, Taft; Peter Sanvig, Thelma:
A. G. Jordan, Driscoll; Oscar Ander-
son. Sterling: John Elias. Mckenzie;
John Salter, Menoken; Emil Sabot,
Gibbs: Geo. Morris, Hay Creek; L. w.
sperry, Riverview; w. H. Morris.
Burnt Creek; Emil johnson, Naugh-
ton; John A. Olson, Francis; John
Glum, sibley Butte; j. w. Boyer.
Christiania; Homer Nelson, Clear
Lake; B. N. Lein, Lem; william
Wanttaja. Lyman: A. H. Magnus.
Trygg; F. H. Schroeder. Cromwell.
I. J. Falkenstein, Crofte: George
Schonert, Glenview; William Brown,
Painted Woods; Axel Hedberg, Eek
lund: G. w. Magnuson, Ghylin; 8. b.
Olson, Rock Hill; Fred Josephson,
Wing; William D. Deckert, Harriet;
Alex Neff, Phoenix: G. j. Rhodes,
Richmond: Earl Mowder. Garfield;
r. G. Uhde, Estherville; Andrew Ca
PEEK, Grass Lake: Nick Hryckow, Will
son: Gottlieb Steinert, Steiber; O. @.
Sperry: Summit: Herman Meters, Flor
ence Lake: Owen Mcintyre, Hazel
Grove; Carl Knudtson, first ward,
first precinct; Henry Duemeland, first
ward, second precinct; Rosa Young,
first ward. third precinct: Fred Peter
son, second ward. first precinct; W.
z. Stit1el. second ward, second pre-
inct: william Kraft. second ward,
third precinct: J. G. Oberg. third
ward, first precinct: Mrs. r. G. Nor
ton, third ward. second precinct; L.
A. Winter, third ward, third precinct;
Schooner, Frank. fourth ward; Helen
Mclaughlin, sixth ward. first pre-
cinct; w. E. Berwman, sixth ward,
second precinct; A. Fisher, Village of
Regan; z. E. Nicholson. South VIII
ton; I. F. Lyle, Village of Wing.
Democratic Committeeman
O. r. Buck, Wild Rose: w. E. Mich
ol, Long Lake: Richard Day, Morton;
Alfred Born. Teller; ]. Mcdonald,
Missouri: Fred Lppert, Fort Rice;
Dan Mcdonald, Lincoln: G. o. Mel
son, Apple Creek: Lawrence Doppler,
Boyd: Glen Adams. Logan; John
Adams, Taft; Leonard Peterson,
Thelma: L. A. Hull. Driscou; J. H.
Riley, Sterling; Otto Victor, McKen-
zie: A. G. Dance, Menoken; Victor
Moynier. Jr.. Gibbs: Harold .Breen,
Hay Greek: q. o. Hogue, Riverview;