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The Washington times., 1934-08-22

She cried Tor
joy when she
greeted him at
the railroad sta
ton.
"W ell, I'm
h e re at last. /"
Mr.. McKim
embraced his
pretty daugh-
ter, adding:
"I've been a
long time get
ting here. "
Mr.. McKin
a n d A n n S
mother, An n
T.ohr ,v,oro i;
The Washington times., 1934-08-22
.LONC-LOST DAD
JOINS ACTRESS

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. % G.N.sO.
Ann Dvorak, film actress, was
happy today over a reconcilia-
ton with her father, Edwin Nc
Kim, whom she had not seen for
16 wears.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-06-09
G Ac COUNTY
By GlacaeK County Abstract
o.. Ont Bank, AEonf.

AssxGNMENT or ROYALTY
i. f. Mccurdy 10 Clarence r. Sween,
lev, Of ~ SEINE 1e-34-6W. 81
John HesaleF e. az to Herbert A
Bodner, 4 o. lex EASE Is: EaNE
NwsE 10; NV 80: VASE. sEsE So.
NENE Of Sec. s1-3S-sW. 81
Same to same Of IL gsame de-
scriplien) 81
Game TO o. A. Bodner Of tx
lsame description 81
Same 20 Willie Luelan Ewing. eity
So OF 1s5 same description 81
3. r. Benedict 70 Agnes c. Del Re,
I q Isl SWa. SbSN See. 20; sWSW
Same 20 n 8. Darling 1876 sW,
HRSE z0s SWsW 1855 81
same to Cons0I. Gas Co. fz sW.
SsSE D.; SW8W 1885 81
Alex &churen. single to r. r. Bene-
DIST q sW, sasE 70; sWsW AS
sans 70 same ass sw sssE 20: sw
SW 21-8S-gW. 81
aw ssVs s & ss"s e sws. sssH .;
Ray r Scott. to r. L. Withers 81
SIC n: NV 1905 81
same . VIM. Kaufman go NW3
7 Same 20 WIN. kaufman 2ass gaSE
S7-s2-5W 81
A. a. Murphy to Ben Evers 1-s
Of 1eb royalty on lands sec 10, 50.
p, % 81, 81 35-33-5W 81
us sss''e a. e 4 4 Thompson i-s q ~
Same 70 Schuyler schieeSelIn ! Of
nffIe j. Baird Is W. Il nannistar
81 1es In sSSE{ II; N1NW3 N3NE1
b; NaNE1 14-92-5W. 81
Rosa WlnkleF TO G.. A. BOdner 1{s5
WfsWz n; E5sEa 2S-ss-5w. 81
BERTHA C.. Stahl to H L. PostIe-
wait ie5 N3SW n NaSEa 2o-s3-5w 81
Frances b Cleveland 70 Edw. 81
Moore OF 1et SEA 1S-34-6w 81
John c. Haglnnd ct ux 70 Fred
lewis Of tx E1HW SANE 1884,
h. G. Tarrant Of Cut Bank to Fred
Lewis 1-5 OF 1s5 SWSE, SEsW Lot
1 Sec. e1-24-5W 81
VIM. r. Yunek ct Al to WIN. +.
Yunek, r. A. Yunck, e. al royalties
divided on 81 "a; M Is; 81 NWa
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-06-09

oar. AND GAS MINING AEA8Ea
Security State Bank 70 xhe IexAs
&c; lots 4 z J Lot = ;"
Mrs. Mae Olson Is con 70 The Texas
$40 SW 22-So-NW
I. c. Power a Bro. 20 the Texas
Co. $40 Lot 8. a NfSW 9l-5n-AW.
Lolita SaRie Cd eond 70 The Texas
Co. 50. Lot 2 See. 1s-So-GW.
q. FL Hust e ak 70 The Texas Co.
$40 NESw WagW 8-S4.sW.
A. J. Simmons Adm. 70 The Texas
Co. go. SESE fS-2o-5W.
Daniel SieKak Ada 20 The Texas
Co. sos lots 3 SASE 81 lot /.
SENW NwNE SANE sa-Sl-6W.
Christine Charvat e cen - The
Texas Co $40. SENW WINE a. 9dW
VIM 4. Abrams e ux % The Tex.
a. Co SO. SESW -. SREW -.
Sow, SWINE. lots 81 4 s3NW. See.
2. lots 1. 2 3 4 S3NE NWSB 5.
Lot 1 Sec, A.Z8-6W
Eloae Hayesn 70 The Texas &C. $40
NaSW, sWSW sA-4z-SW.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-06-09

wsm 81: aaawa IA; Let 4 ~ ~
~ Los 4 Bee. - Z - r. r. x# z
3. C. Rssmunsea aElomey cog 81
aHfaa d. nm@muSsan to III. y. ~
/ gMaw s-szSW. M
WINE Lucsan mwinw TO r. 7. NJ
Donald e les MaEB rs;
mWHN 81. NV 30 WaEK 50; azz
&c. NEaEn 81 A. 50 NJ N. n. BW 8
Margaret Il. Mlll4r 70 r J. Mac
Donaid Lands aee. Ie. - - .. 81 g
"a. r. 3-5W 81
William Meade, Ct ux 70 Geo
chess Ct - lets 7. s 3 See. ~
NAAs N8SE 1d~S3-GW. 81
wm. b. Haerr to Katherine Gran.
lis q 1sk sES 1s-s4eW. 81
A. g. DaFiimg to c. II. Mlneeae.
q * s#a ssSE3 -; swsW "a %
Geo. Maaengifl, Agnes Agasenrils
TO Land Bant C0mmisioner alf roy
alties Or mntals E8E1 14&.EW =
L. r. Mccurdy - Janice C. Hart
lett, lie Of is swa 19-3g-0w. s.
came to MA N. snaok liz Of aet
SEA ~: SEA 1o-S7-Sw 81
TdIlian wilder FuIer 81 con -
Cal F. houlton. rs SEA 17-ss-GW.
same 20 Psui B. Mckee l% sra
!. same e I. NJ Roykin is SEA IL
LueiIa Moresn 70 d. p. Norman 81
CIT Bank sw9 waNw8 ae-S5-5w
1% royalty 81
Same to y. :. Norman OF Cut Bank
~ NEz 22-4a-6W. 81
r. G. Tarrant 70 r. G. clappep ~
Cut Bank Is Of tx SwgE Snsw
Lot Sew. 1855 Lot Sec. g.
sam. e VERNE wney Of For. col
lins. Colo 81 Ies Nw4 12-ss-sw 81
r. q. Rasmussen. aftorney-ln.f fart
Tor fvernia y. Rasmussen. 70 Tna
ScfivneF Rnffe Mort. fcL szNw
NWsW, 6WNW 9-3z-5 81
NEEDS
Louis Panl ef cnH 10 Merry sfill-.
s'pokinr. Frownlnv Tot 3 bIk 70
Mary = prfevson 10 TngehorR Hnl.
eeaAa ~ cnf Bsnk fynrf ~ iof ! "a
l. Third AdN crt Rank 81
Anne T.. Hendricksna "a d. r. ~
Wiueefp. ~ ~ EiSW n. NrNW
NwNE as-aaKv. ~
DR. e. r. Mlnette et NJ 70 4. px
Ainrnhv crest Fails tsame dea.i 81
y g Snerbnrne - ron to Tsvzgs
--f3-@F" ~ ftfoN-WtuH LOT 2 Nln#E
- Tsfe RrnwnIur 81
John Ffe@sler 70 Dorothy n. Haaaler
" Cut Rank NWSw 1a.ag-SW a.
MORTGAGES
jackson II uV n Agrg Afavfe
Lee Kaxen. Guard. lafs 4. ~ hlrp
70 orig Tste Browning. &s50.
tixxie Hende~aon ~ can - yTnu,o
Owners T1au Corn 81 LOT hYck %
Tate prnwning RsTS.Es
RwT.pAew ~ M0vrG sGpa
~ Sharlsnrn1 r. cllff NevrAit -
~ Asf~o r -9aa roFs 9. 2 ~ hIn~k -
ret4 - Browning. rec. an Dee. Is
1929 r. a.21 ut 81 Bldg ana r,nan /
= NeIlie Taterud 81 en- -Mtge rec
,-1-27 - 2Ia m. IN hk 8 OF Affees /
lage 22T7. sin ~
nsY. LEASES
AnVuet Tdndherp ~ nv - TAe /
re~sa enrn~~uv ia~sas Et, NW4. aWf
,wa Is-a5-SW. s1A
Mrs. G. A. Hawkine o. c4heIse
wssh - Rptr Stahi. Cut Bank gWs /
T-sss-hW tern = year.
Fred W. Iahr ct ~ ~ aau$e
Rita OF & Gas Co. E5Ea 27-s3-BW
aura r Hendrgek~on. r. Same ~
wv. sWSW 2: sEGE 8: M 10-s4-5w
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-06-09
Oil Trade Notes
OF Interest 60 Refincrs and Marketers

Montana wAl oil meaning
OIL and bringing the total Of oiled
roads up q 1s0e miles.
Reduction Of the minimum Wholesale quantity delivery ol
gallons
salons district announced ne A0ntana
state committee. Grover g Stevenson secretary
TEST CASE ON MOTOR TRUCK RD0UxATgOSs
A regulatory rail-
road commission in favor q chs railroads against truck
3
Transfer with
illegal operation OF trucks and busse commission refused
q a
before the
fhnafha teakc
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-06-09

FRED uRFER. mlse known 40
FRITZ URFER. Plaintiff,


FRED uRFER, also known 40
FRITZ URFnR, PlaintlfE,
JOHN BAiI. and iii other par
aons unknown. claiming or who
might claim any right. title, e.
tate. or interest In, OK lien Or
encumbranee upCn, the real prop
erty described n the e0Aplsint.
or any thereof, adverse 70 plain
t s ew ,ssrssssg q ..,s any s sloaa
claim be present on canttnKeut,
Including any claim or possible
clalna o. dover, inchoa4e OK &C.
crued. Defendants
The State o. Montana 70 the above
named defendants and 70 All other
persons uAkmewn.
CREEPING:
You are hereby summoned TO an
sweK the comgplaint In this action
whieh 4 filed IN the office q the
Clerk Of this Court. a copy Of which
g herewith served upon yo9. and b
file your anaeer ana sefFe a copy
thereof upon the plaintiffs att0rney
within twenty fe0l days after the ser
vice OF this Summons, exclusive 81 &hA
Gay Of service and IN case Of your
failure 70 appear or answer. 1uds-
at4c4A Will DC tMMEN AA@8AaG iva @$
default fer the relief demanded In
the complaint. This action Is brought
for the purpose OF quieEing tizle e.
the hind situated ia Cascade County
Montana. and described as follows:
The East Half {n3l Of Lot Num-
her Twelve f12l 81 Block NUM-,
bered 0ne Hundred EEEhteen
(11S) ct the Third Addition to
Great Falls Townaike. Cascade
County, Montana, according Sa
the official map and plat there
OF on file and Of record ia the
office Of the County Clerk and
Recorder Of Cascade County,
Witness my hand and the seal 81
said court this 28rd day Of May. 1884
GEORGE HARPER.
CLERK o. the above entitled Court
(COBRT aEAKs1
HALL & MccABM,
f14 Strain Bldg
Great Fails, Menkana
Attorneys for P1aantifG
Date 81 nrst publication, May 2.
1854
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-06-09

IN wMw nEHwMxCw COURT OF TMm
E&0MTM JUDICIAL Dx8TMEOT OF
TMM STATE or MONTANA, ~
And K0R TME COUNTY or CAS-
CADE
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-06-09

ION &AKeS~xo snfne inzmeAla9a 3nnda
viii SEEK ~ meram wlthin SHORT ais-
aNnae MMw&a w4zl on MtFe&e @@waH fec
200 ara guarantee rekurn @f msHNeF
II W#M mMw @kzSsims 10 naE km A@qa~
maF HN6MMszam makhin m1mA M.
E@x Is MNAs Teskaea
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-07
LANCER Support in
Mclean Is Reduced

Garrison, N. D., Nov. 26.-lR-Mc-
Lean county reduced the support
which it normally gives to q candi-
date with the Nonpartisan-Republi-
can liable In Tuesdays election.
This city, home Of Lars J. Siljan,
LANCER campaign manager, turned
thumbs down on the racketeer re-
gime. The count was Noodle 212; Mrs.
LANCER 1913.
other Mclean county towns followed
suit, Underwood reporting LANCER 81:
Noodle PSI and Washburn also giving
the Democrat q handsome margin.
More significant than these. how
ever, were the returns from eight rural
Mclean county precincts which gave
Noodle 3l4: Mrs. LANCER 600.
LANCER will carry Mclean county
but by reduced margin as compared
with past elections.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-07

Thomas Noodle Wliston editor apparently will be the
next governor of North Dakota.
Although returns from Tuesdays election far from
complete early Wednesday morning, Noodle leading Mrs.
Lydia LANCER by 2661 in returns from 757 precincts and
much territory favorable to the Democratic candidate still
manned to be heard FROM
Wednesday, the stood $1,000 for Noodle 4299 for Mrs.
Lydia LANCER
distinctly possible that the margins might change
in either direction but that Noodle would win appeared
Returns in other contests less complete but the
eager returns available indicated that the Democatlcen.
dosed court had defeated all three Of the LANCER
didates.
In that the apparent trend toward Noodle
tnues there seemed than possibility that other
Democrats might be elected to state offices The tendency in
many districts vote the Democratic ticket straight
Measures Still in Doubt
Returns the two initiated providing for legal
liquor and Sunday movies nconcusive but the
liquor apparently had been defeated The Sunday
movie proposal was ahead out wit. much OF the rural vo
Lynn Frazier apparently had beaten Henry Holt for the
IT, S. senatorshp and William Lemke easily elected to
places in but there appeared possibility
Republican for the North Dakota has sent
a Democrat to congress.
The most significant thing about the election and the fee
tor which Noodle his opportunity to win was the marked
change the vote both from the election two years ago and
from the June primary.
Predictions that the LANCER forces would be unable to add
their June vote in the general election seemed have been
out by early returns and opposed to them in
June apparently united in support OF Noodle
In Cass county, with the heaviest population IN the state
Noodle added $500 to the majority given y DePuy Demo-
Of these 1000 were IN the CITY OF Fargo
and 500 the remainder of Cass county The Noodle sweep
carried into legislative seats
from the Cass county districts
Ransom, which LANCER an oOO margin Two years asos
800 = CONTINUED Two'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-07
First Returns from
Sheridan for LANCER

McClusky, N. D.-R)-Sheridan
county, Nonpartisan stronghold. gave
Mrs. Lydia LANCER q lead Of 762 to AL
for Thomas Noodle in the tabulation
Of returns from the first II precincts
to report. Senator Lynn J. Frazier
held q lead OF GIL to 1862 over Henry
Holt, Democratic candidate. Other
returns u2 precincts follow: Con-
gress-Burdick 678, Lamb 253, Lemke
8O3, Lynch $50, Sinclair 100; Attorney
0eneral-Moses 1876. Satire 1852; Com
missioner Of Insurance-Hoption 772.
Jungers AT; Commissioner Of Agri-
culture Klindworth 416, Martell 749;
Railroad Commissioner-Cart 756;
Kennedy 400: Supreme Court-Bang-
ert $40, Burr 400, Fraser $50, Noel
lring 568, Morris 265, Nuessle 1913:
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Anderson 470, Thompson $50; Lieut.
enant Costello 400. Wei
ford 753; Secretary Of State-Gronna
8O2. Pulscher 394; Auditor-Baker 800,
Mcdonald 407; Treasurer-Gray 1856
Nygaard al.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-07
Bowman Race Close
In Early Returns

Bowman, N. D.. -P)-Eight pre-
cincts reporting in Bowman county
gave Thomas Noodle a lead Of 207 to
l91 over Mrs. Lydia LANCER for gov
ernor.
Returns on candidates for other
state offices were: Senator-Dale II,
Frazier 253. Holt ll8; Congress-Bur-
dick l64, Lamb IS, Lemke 246. Lynch
So, Sinclair l23; Attorney General
Moses l64, Satire 2l0; Commissioner
Of 1nsurance-Hopton l8l, Jungers
200; Commissioner of Agriculture
Klindworth l59, Martell ia; Rail-
road Commissioner-Cart 172, Ken
nedy 1862: Supreme court-Bangert
lat, Burr 40, Fraser l73, Moellring
1877, Morris l43. Muessle 1872: Superin-
tendent Of Public Observation-Disclosures
son ITS, Thompson 1877; Lieutenant
Governor Costello l74, Welland 8,
Wexford 1914: secy. Of state-Gronna
22l, Pulscher 16l; Auditor-Baker 241,
Mcdonald ISL: Teasurer-Gray ZIG.
Movies-Yes lsl, No %: Repeal
Yes ll6. No, 127.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-07
|0QDIE APPARENTLY
MI s. Gov ERN 0RSH Up
UPTON S|NCLAIR'S
BID FOR GOVERNOR
UPSET BY MERRIAM
Republican Candidate Given
1866 to 80, 1922 Lead in
!, Early Returns

San Francisco Upton Sin
clair's powerful Epic" bid for the gov
ernorship apparently was rejected
Wednesday by the California elector-
ate.
Acting Governor Frank F. Merriam,
Republican, took lead over Upton
Sinclair, Democratic nominee for
governor. in incomplete returns from
$50 scattered precincts out Of 10,72l
in the state. These included IS pre-
cincts in Los Angeles county, where
Merriam was leading. Sinclair car
ried Los Angeles In the primary.
The vote was 1917. 676 for Merriam
So, 1922 for Sinclair and 2l,7l0 for Ray
mond L. Haight, Progressive and Com
mofiwealth party candIdate.
Sinclair in speech addressed to
his opponents said:
I'VE congratulate you on your brie1
victory, and we are preparing for the
next campaign
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-07
La FOLLETTES TAKE
LEAD IN WISCONSIN
New Progressive Party Shows
Strength on Basis Of Early
Returns

Milwaukee, Nov. 7.-(P)-Wiscon-
sins infant Progressive Party was
running like veteran on the basis
OF early returns from Tuesdays cleo
ton, the La Toilette brothers, who
head the ticket. holding leads fol
both U. s. senator and governor.
Senator Robert M. La Toilette, ask
ing reelection. enjoyed q 3 to 2 mar
gin over John B. Chapple. Repub-
lican, while John M. Callahan, Demo-
crat, trailed.
The senator's younger brother
Philip, was slightly ahead Of the
Democratic governor, A. G. Schme-
deman, and Howard r. Greene, Re-
publican, was far back in third place
The vote for senator: 218 precincts
Of 2971: La Folltette 1888; Chap
pie 1928: Callahan 9,4l8.
The vote for governor: 233 prec-
incts Of 20l7: La Toilette l7.l4l;
Schmedeman 1906; Greene 1885.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-07
Langerites Lead in
First Grant Returns

Carson. N. D.. Nov. First re-
turns from Grant county favored the
Iangerites. The first three prec-
incits to report gave:
Senator-Dale S, Frazier 220, Holt
l27 :congress-Burdick 1884. Lamb Ill,
Lemke ZIG. Lynch 1l0, Sinclair 10;
governor-Langer 1877, Noodle 179;
lieut.. governor-Costello 100, Wexford
1913; secretary Of state Gronna 202,
Pulcher l55: auditor-Baker 2l9
Mcdonald 149: treasurer-Gray 202
Nygaard 154; attorney general-Moses
$50, Satire 1873; commissioner Of in
Hopton 1877. Jungers l6l;
commissioner Of agriculture-Klind.
worth 1863. Martell 2O1: railroad COM
missioner-Cart 1914, Kennedy l59.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-07
Fred. T.. AnStrOt11 Looms as
Next Sheriff of Burleiqh
Leads Helgeson by 684 Votes
As a of 50 Precincts Re-
port Totals

Enjoying a lead of 1874 votes with 81
of Burleigh county's 63 precincts re-
ported, Deputy Sheriff Fred E. An
strom Wednesday morning loomed as
the county's next sheriff.
Early returns gave Anstrom mar
gin OF 2,194 to 1910 over Deputy Sheriff
A. H. Helgeson in the most vigorous
contest in the county races.
With two precincts reported in each
district, w. F. Cameron was leading
George Dohn 203 to 81 for commits
sioner in the first district and Lein
was leading Berg lot to 81 for COM
missioner in the fourth district.
With Is precincts reported, the Bis
marck Tribune was leading the Bis.
marck Capital 1888 to IT'S for Official
paper.
The same precincts gave Thomas J
Burke and j. M. Thompson, Demo.
Gratis, leads over D. D. Barkman AND
w. B. Falconer, Republicans, in the
legislative race. The third Democrat
w. M. Schantz, was trailing Milton
Rue, Republican, 74O TO 772.
Favor Sunday Movies
These same voters also favored Sun
day movies 2,Ol1 to 806 and repeal o.
prohibition laws 1888 to Its.
Only one incumbent county Officer
was trailing his opponent, M. H. Cher
Mich falling behind T. r. Atkinson
4O1 to ST., in the battle for surveyor
With this exception and those In thu
coroner's race where DR.. L. w. Lar
son was unopposed and the county
treasurer's race with Ernest Elness
unopposed, incumbents led their ad-
versaries by substantial margins II
early returns.
Early reporting precincts gave mar
gins Of 500 votes or more to Judges w
| I. Nuessle and A. g. Burr and For
mer Attorney General James Morri!
| in the supreme court contest.
First Burleigh precincts reporting
gave substantial majorities to all can
didates on the Democratic ticket owe
Republican nomipses.
| Continued on Page rWo)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-07
LANCER Strength in
Burke Below Normal

Bowbells, N. D.. Nov. 6.-(P)-Burke
county, Nonpartisan stronghold, ap-
parently gave the Langerites q less
than normal majority Tuesday. First
reports BY seven precincts came ex-
clusively from rural precincts and
showed the following vote: for Sen
ator-Fraxer 437, Holt l29: For Con-
gress- Burdick ass, Lemke 40, Lamb
40, Lynch 12l. Sinclair 90: For Gov
eruor-(Eight precincts)-Moodie I'll.
LANCER 473: State Superintendent OF
Public Observation-Disclosures 3l5,
Thompson 265: For Supreme Court
30 precincts)-Bangert 40. Burr 353,
Fraser 40. Moellring 556, Morris 3lS,
HueSsle 800.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-07
NEW YORK RENAMES
GOVERNOR LEHMAN
Tammany incumbent, Or. Cope
land, Also Wins in In
complete Returns

New York, Nov. 7-(R-Leading the
Democratic sweep in the home state
Of President Roosevelt, Governor
Herbert H. Lehman was reelected.
The Tammany incumbent, DR..
Royal s. Copeland, was also re-elect-
ed on the basis Of incomplete, but
decisive returns.
Robert Moses, the progressive Re-
publican opponent Of Lehman con-
ceded his defeat less than three hours
after the polls closed.
At this time Lehman had piled up
Z victorious lead in New York City
and gained surprising lead upstate
Following the lead Of Moses, Melvin
G. Eaton, chairman Of the Republican
state committee, conceded the cleo
ton Of both Lehman and Copeland.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-07
Bonzer's Hometown
Carried by Noodle

Lidgerwood, N. D., Nov. 7.-tR
-Lidgerwood, home town Of
State Senator A. F. Bonner, ar
dent supporter Of the LANCER
ticket, gave Thomas H. Noodle.
anti-Langer candidate, major
ity Of lis votes.
Noodles vote was 302, Mrs.
Lydia Langer's 1877. Senator
Bonzer's own precinct voted
against his candidate. Noodle
had 100 votes in It. Mrs. LANCER
90.
Henry Holt carried the city BY
q vote Of ISL to 100 for Senator
Lynn J. Frazier, while @. F.
Lamb and w. D. Lynch out
stripped Usher L. Burdick, Con-
gresham William Lemke and
Congressman James H. Sinclair.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-07
Democrats Maintain
Strength in Walsh

Grafton, N. D. Nov. 6.-(P}-Walsh
county maintained its reputation for
Democratic strength in Tuesdays
election. Despite the fact that it IS
the home Of Senator Lynn J. Frazier,
the count in q precincts was Noodle
/ SIT: Mrs. LANCER 1894. Frazier was
leading Henry Holt. his Democratic
rival. 1874 to 1871.
The count in the congressional
contests was: Burdick 1880, Lemke
l449, Lamb 1884, Lynch 1l65. Sinclair
374.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-07
Political Prophets
In Cavalier Baffled

Laugdon, n. D.. Nov. 6.-tR-Poli-
tical prophets in Cavalier county shook
their heads Tuesday night. Most Of
them had conceded the county to Mrs.
LANCER by q heavy majority but the
report In the first precincts gave
Noodle 1851: Mrs. LANCER SIS. There
appeared to be more than q possi-
bility that Noodle would carry the
county.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-07

HOAANAN0s
Here is q quick glance at the out
come Of major contests:
New York: Lehman remains as gov
ernor, Copeland senator. President
Roosevelt "overjoyed" as he follows
national returns.
Missouri: Truman, Democrat, van
pushes Republican Senator Patterson,
for the first Republican turnover IN
that branch.
Connecticut: Democrat Maloney
ahead Of q. O. p. Senator Walcott.
as Democrats increase count In gov
ernorship and house contests.
Ohio: Republican Old-Timer Tess
loses out to Vic Donahey. Davey
Cd leads Brown (R0 for governor.
Vermont: Republican Austin has
diminishing lead.
Pennsylvania: Reed, after leading
Democrat Guffey, falls far behind.
Schnader, Republican, leads Democ-
ratio gubernatorial candidate, Earle
West Virginia: Holt, liberal Demo
crat, apparently set to be new baby
senator to succeed old guardeT, Hat
field, New Deal enemy.
Indiana: New Deal menace, Robin
son, apparently booted out Of sena-
torship by Sherman Minton, Demo
crat.
New Jersey: Veteran Republican
Senator Kean trailing A. Harry
Moore. New Dealer, for senate.
Michigan: q. O. p. Senator Van
denberg slightly leading Picard, De
mocrat.
Massachusetts,: A pre-conventior
Roosevelt man-James M. Curley-
wins governorship: Senator David I
Walsh, Democrat, trailing Republican
Bacon.
Rhode Island: Democrat Gerry
leads Hebert. Republican. for senate
Wisconsin: Young Bob La Toilette
and brother, Phil, leading for sen.
ate and governorship.
Minnesota: FArmer-IAboFite OlsoY
apparently reelected governor, Ship.
stead ahead - Farmer-Labor senator
California: Republican Merriam
gained early lead over former Social.
ist Sinclair for governorship.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-07
Vote By Counties
On Sunday Movies
Ward County Gives
Noodle Big Margin

Minot, N. D., Nov. 7.-RETom
Noodle carried Ward county by q
substantial majority. Although re-
turns were incomplete, q margin Of
more than 1000 votes rolled up in
the first u precincts to report made
the decision clear. The vote in these
precincts, which included the city OF
Minot complete. was Noodle 6,557;
Mrs. LANCER 2.ll3.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-07
WillistOn Editor Holding
26,761 Lead Over Lancer
Given $500 Votes Out Of Tabuated from 757 Prec
incts; Much Favorable Territory Remains to Be
Heard from Wednesday
Initiated Measures nconcsve But Liquor Measure Appar
emily Defeated: Sunday Movies Ahead But Rural
Vote May Cut Advantage
Latest Returns

Latest Returns
For Senator: 20 precincts out Of 2242 in the state
give-Frazier 1854; Holt 16,357; Dale 236.
For Congress: 246 precincts give-Lemke 1864;
Burdck IL ,465; Lynch 1O,31O Lamb 11,225; Sinclair
44u.
For Governor: 7S9 precincts give Noodle 1860;
Mrs. LANCER 44,434.
For Lieutenant Governor: las precincts gve-Wel-
ford $685. Costello 5000.
For Secretary of State Gronna 59O5; Pulscher 1862
For State Auditor: Baker 6,5O8; Mcdonald GOA.
For State Treasurer: Gray 5,756; Nygaard 7,116.
For Attorney General: Satire 6,14l Moses 6.673.
For Insurance Commissioner: H0pOn 6,012; Jungers
6541.
For Commissioner of Agriculture: Martell 5,799;
kindworth $685.
For Railroad Commissioner: Cart 5,479; kennedy
6,391.
NO.PARTY BALLOT
For Supreme Court: 126 precincts give-Bangert
3647; Burr 698; Fraser 5OO5; Moering 5,Ol3 Morris
6,379; Nuessle 5,725.
For Superintendent of Public Instructions 122 prec-
ncts give-Anderson 1886; Thompson 4,151.
INITIATED MEASURES
Liquor Repeal: yes 8,2l2; no 9,O46.
Sunday Movies: yes 1868; no $780,