The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-07-13
County Voters Will
20 to Primary Poll
Tuesday Afternoon
VOTING HOURS FROM NOON TO AT
% PRECINCTS; 1872 LISTED AS
ELIGIBLE TO BALLOT.

Polls will be open from moor to
z p. m. in % Valley county precincts
next Tuesday for voting in the pri-
mary election, 1t was announced to-
day by Stephen Weber, clerk and
recorder.
While the names of 1872 residents
are on the the county voting lists,
observers say that many who voted
in the 1912 election have left the
county so that voting may be light
compared with this registration
figure.
All those who voted in the 1912
general election or who have re-
gistered since are eligible to cast
ballots, the clerk and recorder
pointed out. He stressed that. in
the primary election, the voters can
vote only one party ticket.
People who are leaving the county
before the election and who will
be absent Tuesday may secure alb
sent voters ballots at the clerks
office.
Polling Places
A list of polling places for the
precincts follows:
North Glasgow, Conversational
church; South Glasgow, courthouse;
East Glasgow, Newton school; West
Glasgow, Reece residence; North
Nashua, grade school building;
South Nashua, Jail building; Frazer,
school; Oswego, OSwego hall; Todd
Lake, Todd Lake school. Lustre,
Lustre school; Richland, school;
Glentana, hall; Opheim, school;
Thoeny, school; Genevieve, hall;
Hinsdale, fire hall; Rock creek,
Frazer school; Beaverton, school;
Vandalia, school; Tampico, hall;
Cherry Greek, Roy Russell resi-
dence; Baylor, school; Larslan,
school; Grain, school; Shamrock,
school; New Deal, New Deal school;
Wheeler, school, and Wild Rose,
school.
G. o. p. Candidates
Candidates on the Republican
ticket m
Representative in Congress-F. F.
Haynes, Dan Maddox.
Governor-Sam C. Ford, j. Thor
kelson.
Lieutenant governor - Ernest T.
Eaton, John d. Gillian, Paul w.
Smith.
Secretary of state-Howard K.
Hazelbaker.
Attorney general Stanley r.
Foot.
State treasurer-George p. Porter.
State auditor-E. j. tElmer) Nc.
Railroad and public service COM
missioner-George A. Davis, Kirby
Hoon, Michael B. Reynolds, Rob B.
White.
Superintendent of public instruc-
tion-Elizabeth Ireland.
On Demo Ticket
Candidates on the Democratic
Representative in Congress-James
O'Connor.
Governor - Roy E. Ayers, Lief
erickson, Austin B. Middleton.
Lieutenant governor-Lou E. Boz
Paul Cannon.
Secretary of State-Sam w. Nit
Attorney general-R. v. Bottomly,
j. Freebourn, Joseph j. McCaf-
iery Jr.
State RECONSIDERATION P. Pill
State auditor-John j. Holmes.
Railroad and public service COM
missioner Thomas E. Carey,
Horace F.. Casey, c. Joe Cullen, r.
). Murray, T. r. CTed) Schoenborn.
Superintendent of public instruc-
ion-Violet NJ. Eastman, John F.
State representative vote for two)
w. Barnard, Oral r. Nc
j. N. Mass.
Clerk of district court-Blanche
irotjan.
County commissioner - John
Amestoy, Maurice Arnold.
County attorney Thomas r..
aaron.
Clerk and recorder - Stephen
Treasurer-Mrs. Nora Mumford.
County surveyor Manson II.
Public dministrator-Walter A.
'aynnam.
Ballot For Judges
In addition. voters will have a
bipartisan judiciary ballot, on
hitch Judge John Hurry is a candi-
ate for Judge of the seventeenth
Judicial district. 1t will also contain
he names of nine candidates for
ssociate Justice of the Montana
lpreme court, of which two are to
e voted for. They are Albert An
erSon. Albert H. Angstman, Edwin
:. Cheadle, Clarence Hanley,
'homas C. Malice, Enor K. Matson,
Ohm A. Matthews, Jessie RoScow
nd David j. Ryan.