The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-07-13
Parties To Select Candidates
Al Primary Election Tuesday
Polling Places To
Be Open From Noon
Until 7 P. N.

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Until 7 P. M.
Big Horn county voters will
select the local candidates and
help to choose the state candi-
dates on the republican and
democratic tickets at the pri-
mary election to OF held next
Tuesday, July 10.
Attention of voters was called
to the fact that the polls will
be open at IL noon and will close
at 7 p. m. Some confusion re-
garding the time of voting has
been evidenced in previous pri-
maries, county officials said.
In the general election, the polls
are open in the morning in the
precincts which have 200 or
more registered voters.
Polling places, as announced
by Clerk and Recorder Harry E.
Cox, are as follows:
Two Leggins, No. l, Scabery
ranch; Foster No. 8, Foster hall;
Old Mission, No. 4, Sorrell Horse
school; Tullock, No. S, Mascheta
school house; Sarpy, No. 6,
Wolf school; Crow Agency, No.
7, Baptist recreation hall.
St. Xavier, No. 8, St. Xavier
school; Lodge Grass (city), No.
9, Townsend hall; Kirby, No. 10,
Kirby hall; Decker, No. II, R.
w. Morris store; o. w, No. IL,
Pine Butte school,; Pearl, No.
10, Erbaugh ranch; Wyola, No.
IA, school.
Pryor, No. IS, school; Nine
Mile, No. 16. school; Hardin
ward l, No. II, Hardin Electric;
Hardin ward 2, No. 10, city hall;
Hardin ward 8, No. 10, Catholic
church basement; Custer Park,
No. 20, Camp Custer tourist
court.
Iron Springs, No. 81, R. c.
Fly ranch; CornJn, No. %,
school; Four Mile, No. "a,
school; Lodge Grass (rural), No.
rs, school; Busby, No. 26, Busby
hall.
Only contests on the county
slate appear on the republican
ballot, where the offices of state
senator, state representative and
county commissioner are sought.
by two candidates each.
On the non-partisan ballot.
there are only two candidates
Tor district judge, with two to
be elected. They are the incum-
!bentS, Guy c. Derry and Ben
HARDWOOD. For associate justice
OF the supreme court, nine
candidates are striving for the
two seats on the bench. They
are Albert Anderson, Albert H.
AngStman, Edwin K. Chea lie,
Clarence Hanley, Thomas c.
malice, Enor K. Matson, John
A. Matthews, Jessie RoScow and
David J. Ryan.
Others who seek office I'M
der political party designations
are as follows:
Republican
Representative in congress.
second congressional district -
Dan w. Maddox and F. F.
Haynes.
Governor - Sam C. Ford and
J. Thorkelson.
Lieutenant governor - Err
nest T. Eaton, John D. Gillian
and Paul w. Smith.
Secretary of state - Howard
K. Hazelbaker.
Attorney General - Stanley
R. Foot.
State treasurer - George P.
Porter.
State auditor - E. j. (Elmer)
Mo.
Railroad and public service
commissioner - George A. Day.
Wis, Kirby Hoon, Michael B.
Reynolds, Rob B. Bob" White.
Superintendent of public in
s%truction - Elizabeth Ireland.
State senator - Howard w.
Bunston, Johnston r. Boyd.
State Representative George
Cormack, Mike Kuchera.
County Commissioner - Thorn
as Macleod, Andrew Miller.
County Attorney - Bert w
Kronmiller.
Clerk of the district court -
none.
Justice of the peace 1.-TWO tx
be elected) - Robert A. Vickers
Charles A. Corkins.
Precinct committeeman -
Crow Agency No. 7, John M
Burns; Hardin No. II, John L
Scott; Hardin No. 10, Stanley A
Yergey; Hardin No. 10, L. s
McAllister.
Precinct committeewomen -
Hardin No. II, Goldie Finlayson;
) Hardin No. 10, Lille A. Mac.
Leod; Hardin No. 10, Blanche B
Baker; Custer Park No. 20
Madge Switzer Walker.
Democratic
: Representative in congress
second congressional district -
James F. O'Connor.
+ Governor - Roy e. Ayers