The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-07-24
RESULTS OF PRIMARY
BALL0TING ARE CERTAIN

side Sam E. Mcdowell came out
ahead with 566 votes; w. B. Spear
second, with 322, and John w.
Landon third. with 1O5. On the
Democratic side, Henry Ulrich won
over o. L. Vance with a vote of
668 to 318.
There was no contest on either
ticket for the office of justice of
the peace, c. A. Corkins pulling
down 478 and r. A. Vickers 457
votes on the Republican ticket,
while M. L. John and S. T. Meeke,
Democrats, each polled 80 votes.
Carl Rankin and John W. Bulls.
Republicans, were unopposed and
received respectively 700 and 155
votes for the offices of public adj
ministrator and county coroner.
The official count will be made
Saturday and we hope to be able
to give the vote by precincts in
the next issue of the Tribune-Her-
aid.
From late unofficial and in
complete returns from over the
state, Roy E. Ayers, Democratic
candidate for governor seems to oe
leading his nearest oDDonent, Ell
me- Holt, by a comfortable margin
said to be ove three Thousand
votes, while Frank A. Hazeloaker
is conceded the nomination owe
Robert Pauline on the Republican
ticket.
James E. Murray was believed
assured of the Democratic re-
nomination to the United States
senate on returns from 1,073 pre-
cincts which gave him 43,047 to
1851 for Congressman Joseph P.
Monaghan. his closest opponent.
S. v. Stewart had 1873 votes and
w. B. Sands 6,7O1.
T. o. Larson and Frank A. Haz-
elbaker both veteran stockmen and
legislators, won the Republican
nominations for United States
senate and governor, respectively.
Returns from 1,O43 precincts
gave Larson 1895; L. Ray Car
roll 0,440; Hugh Egan, 7,756 and
Jess H. Stevens, 1859.
The vote in 1908 precincts gave
Hazelbaker 1854 to 1O,775 for
Robert Pauline, his only con-
testant.
The vote for aspirants to con-
g%ressional seats was:
First district: Democrats-Jerry
O'Connell, 20,567: T. j. Collins,
8,516; Edward J. Nichols, 6,72l;
George M. Melton, 1882; Lucy
McLemore, 2,942.
Republican-H. L. Hart, unop-
posed, 9,975.
Second district: Democrats
James P. O'Connor, 21.529; James
Sparkling, 15,545; Mike Holland
1922.
Republican,. S. Stockdai. T.
42O; c. E. Baker, $3.50; J, S. Ben
jamin. 1853, John Oliver, 800;
and Raymond Sheldon. 1852.
Democratic Ticket.
Lieutenant governor-Samuel B.
VIM, 1928; Hugh r. Adair, 35,-
655; Oscar Frederick, 10,361; John
R.. Page, 1927; Bert Replogle, 22,-
Attorney general-John w. Bon
ner, 24.271; H. R. Eickemeyer 23,-
$50; Harrison ]. Freebourn, 1854;
Ernest A. Peterson, 1906.
Secretary of state-ames J..
Brett, 1928; S. w. Mitchell, 49,
TIC; U. S. Anderson, 2 1888.
State treasurer-Paul T. Smith,
2O,491; John w. Nelson, 1906;
R. ]. Quigley. 1915; Albert st.
George, 1880: Ray N. Shannon,
State auditor-ohn J. Holmes,
1851; r. v. Jennings, 1929; R.
A. Emmons, 29,537.
Superintendent of public in
struction-Rex c. Haight, 14.347;
Frank H. Livingston, 1855; Ruth
Reardon, 34,760; william v. wyatt.
1928.
Railroad and public service CON-
missioner-Peter Meloy, SLOT; w.
P. Pilgeram, 1890; Earl r. Ross,
8,465; Roy U. Veach, 4,501; Hor-
ace F. Casey, 20.188; c. J. Cullen,
4.818; Andrew Christensen, 1929;
John T. Kelly, 1851.
Republican Ticket.
Lieutenant governor-H o W a r d
13,O45.
ATTORNEY general-ohn L. Stat
terv, 1887; s. r.. Foot. 24.905.
Secretary Of stateJ. E. Ritchey,
6!682; Earl J. Holman. 9,437; Leon
ard G. Young. 1879.
State treasurer-Dan J. Muri,
1850; F. L. Sorenson, 1889.