The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 27, 1918, Page 3

4 BISMARCK DAILY “TRIBUNE plete és GARSON GETS ' THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1918. VICKRUNNING DOYLE TOBE (7 uiwanck ov vore : Perhaps you think we’ lay | met © Y ; FOR GOVERNOR—? Se GR ANT COUNTY IR RIPON! ‘ ): Frazier ssc ot 86 TBR 0 a8 PY.990\8 foo much stress‘on quality & ‘ fl | Ka eieae uM ty his i fe <4 ea u we on’ ia i : Sen Rane, __ Steen lead. M8 188 184 20° 69 e781 ean aa ---but don’t. Smeg & ay fer Hae 4 rats Doyle .... 18 Xe 6 4 24 .. ae y es Cavalier Judge May Succeed| United States Marshal‘and Loy-) Wilingon 1 ae eo a ibkeueengieabien Ge os -. Its ‘impossible to over-émphasize the importance Cartoonist as Member of alist Choice of His Party FOR CONGRESS— : : Many Yates as Eve ‘om: of quality. Nothing short of quality will stand the ‘Congress from Valley for Governor Hanchett .. . 87 112 126 87- 70 70 502! petitors Combined strain. Inferior makes in ‘clothing, shoes, hats ard i a: : — Young...... 0 79 110 66 64 70 4658 a Fa, fete furnishings is positive extravagance, ‘and extraVvayatice ; . : Sd cof Carson, Ne D., June 27—Carsot i unpopular in these days of ‘conservation.’ Gur YOUNG LOOKS A WINNER | LIGHT VOTE REGISTERED | LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR— ae ia Pe 94 -G84{in all probability. will remain is very unpopal ays 0: y i Penne a ee Kraabel .. 37 M4317 , the county seat of’ Grant, North good guit' or pair of shoes, hat, shirt, gloves or overalls Early returns indicated that Judge} While s very light vote and seat) Wood ......... 26. S4 76 61 50 50 Dakota’s newest shice. Lhe-vote in will out wear two ordinary ones—will look’ wall when Henry G. Vick, of Cavalier, would] (0° democrats, the nomination of S.|SECRETARY OF STATH— eet fa yesterday's county seat election was the two are worn out—and will cost you Jess than the succeed John M, Baer, league cartool-| J, Doyle of Fargo, U.'S. marshal for Page .... ... 112 128 128 47 79 4 i Carson, 530; Leith, a Bris anes two comntonplace ‘ones at " 4st, as the republican nominee ‘for| North Dakota, and a man with a rec- Hall 59 76 129 70 62 72° 468)|369;\Elgin, 142; ‘New eipzigy Ae ~ t 4 the First district. The] ord for loyalty, seems asdured. Doyle Ca Heil; 5. Carson was saved partly by Soe ree et precincts out ‘of 992 ‘was: |carried every ward in Bismarck, Four STATE AUDITOR—. -- BY d the fact ‘that there were six content? Vik, Sort Res ob Baer ci fast ot CH AG hm 08)" George... - 142 168 17066 108 To) Tap], te Het mie GNA cusTOM TAILORING HAND PRESSING ing pi rm 0! : , A ue ett ; Hi y : ey penne Helgesen, to which Baer|Fargo postmaster. One Dickey opun- Kositzky .... 28 42 $6 52 40 60 Three seated rival aid cnly 92 sane EXPERT “REPAIRING ‘ bry ses : HN ‘was elected in a special election sae ty precinct gave Doyle 56 i fi STATE TREASURER— i 4 i i fess than al ‘ : i lowing Congressman Helgesen’s death |kinson 6. One precinct in_ Foster > é ined, amad the ‘coi sat zm fi ‘i #7 Jastyyear. Baer has had the doubled county gave Dow le, 79 and. Wibkingoa Olgon..... .. 32 62. | y 2 He s i Carson was named Su county abel 1 ERG ESO i & ON distincti f being the only cartoon-|7, and ome.jn Richland gave Doyle lerson .. :: :188 141 «1 y the first commi: yun- e e it apd Gent Morpeth wae, Prase COMMAISSIONER OF INSURANCE — Fee Oy ore: admicites: THE UNION DAYLIGHT STORE gress. i separ 4 r 4 F { | tion i 16. It known at the 8 & ay, man George|and Steen be closer than now ap: 9 49 60 tion in 1916, was F : The retin of Congres chine |pents:probable, ¢ coalition of agus]. Qleneds’...... GL -64~ OT $3 a1 ba Bez |time of their appointment, when the OPEN ‘SATURDAY EVENINGS-CLOSED SUNDAYS M, Young Moby L iti i +, 215-248. 144 ered the contest ina fepreoatve fam the Sez [opposinon forces on Deve might te] Wacky ot | ge eet nt hema ond district seems: assured. In_the attempted, with possibilities of givink| 4 ~TORNHY GENERAL— : - y ; i is, year were competing for ora early returns, 83, precinets, gave Han- the stesgue a real fight in the fa Langer... .. 92 54 a9 64 36 38 201 county pave o ee us See eter : —— : = ca TO ee ateteh ery close OE Be Homnes ..... 187° 145” 176 64 109 112 742|the selection of Carson as the county] friends and neighbors. Ward Two Pay 5 s ea ee ene ee ad 3. th SIE Sctri i : seat, the Grant county board began| gaye Fisk 187 and Bronson 37, while Glair of Kenmare plese member of Rural Districts Begin COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE— - Rl 294 |e, “erection of 8 new courte nous. Ward One gave Fisk 147 to’ Bron- i e *. ‘ uy ahi leted a ; : the last house of representatives, and to Pile Up a Safe Lead Hagan ...... 35 44 8 41 40 101 me which: eae y, we sonD vr son's aa tk ie ote, would a been ; B 3 ~ Congressman Patrick D. Newton ty for Gov. Lynn J. Frazier Macdonald . 181-148. 165 Mi Cs Under S. B. 87, introduced by) there was no ‘teal contest, as both of| es era alt of 360 han 2898 aes, OF vs ih uy RAILWAY COMMISSIONERS— - z y Stenmo, of Grand Forks at the Jest the candidates are certain to go on] ‘ : BGR Sty ving Norn | (Comlnued tro Fare one) |PAMTA ham nnn gt 8h 40078 7S 458) erugr soln when an clei at] he wnparigan ical ble fs 49: lead of 631. 8 : i ._.| enters. McIntosh county gave Fra- Taylor 120 133 167 61, 87 91 659 See rékes enet:are not for dome other ge asad z 16 ete Aap sh HLS lead of ret it bie ma uty while ee Aandahi ee 37 44 $8 44 «46 46 305 place than that fixed by law as the ; 2 =H 4 ARN A 300 majority and Sinclai iS ago vot almost nine a sees i \ 8 24 former county seat, no second -elec- |" 7 ‘ 00. Adams county will give Fra-| his opponent. ~ Dupuis .. ... 30 30 62 30 34 3 1 | Fo st bi F : e j ae 200 and Norton 100. oe Few Surprises. ‘ Gatekle JU) ae 1282 34 60 79 532 vigh fou theremeyay thereot. must e |THE COUNTY VOTE | Bismarck ‘People to Nember of [ger gong Steen by 100 and fo Now) rhe primary proented tov surprees|" Johnson .. -- 127 124 169 46° 70 84. 'S1O|"*Tath wil go on the gators clee-|" Titans ckign “comay” ge| 288 Vole ‘For’ Wevehsed: i on, by en. : ‘ ‘ ° tion ballot with Carson next fall,| . H ‘ . , oe si recinets in Hettinger county, | nq -yoted them solidly, as usual. The ee x f lly fought |cints, outside of Bismarck, ‘give Fra- fy te 3 eid including Mott and New England,|tgependents showed equally, good SUPREME COURT ee F 118 449 when the issue will be finally fought | ore 49 and Steen 235. Figures re: ; Educational Facilities e and Frazier 164. <1 k were organized. Wisk dees. ose x . Perna ported at Nonpartisan county head- 4 peer ees, gave Steen 266 team-work where they. rE 3 41 111 BUY W. : The eity of Wahpeton, complete, gave Unfortunately for them, they: entered Bronson .. 33 387 : CARRINGTON FOR STEEN quarters are as follows: The capital ‘city’s need for increas- : Steen 262 and Frazier 20.) Eight nty [the campaign too late to build up a R LEGISLATURE— i ) Carrington, N. D., June 27.—The Frazier Steen|ed educational facilities was not over- . of forty precincts in Morton county | machine which could successfully cope | FO! ity of Carrington gave Steen 125 and 940 Bl aauved i Bite inclair 228 and Norton 336. Th 132 139 «161 56 89 115 692)city : looked in the heat of the prim ave Sinclair ficken | with the Townley organization. e Sperry ..../. Frazier 33. The rural vote is run- 13 «6 : . all ‘van far. ahead of re a Pas rs | Showing of the Independents, consider- Prater... ... 38 51 91 61 49 38 328 ning about as it did last year, with in- 13° 9 fag the cl ae re. oo ee s tae these Pauper ao Hall with ing the vodds which (icy raced 510; re Burch ... ... 119 128 165 65 69 119 655) dications that Frazier will carry the 19 6 | He a ier sib rade see aa uate ae Homnes. The: eight gardet-as. unueuslly je00d- purtuntty Noon....... 14 118 129 44 «= 67-114 B81} county by 150 to 200 60 15 |ebath of the: tracks, te” cost “abies recinets early reported: gave @ MA-| 1. 4 a5 much work in the country as Bailey .. ... 39 51 719 43 43 $2 287 ROSS COM 24 16 | $80,000, carried ‘by a vote! ‘of 288 jority to every league candidate ex-| 1+ ai through volunteer helpers in the Kell 32 41 66 44 43 82 258 Fargo, ND. June 27_—Andrew 29 «9g |to 12. 1 he cept Kositzky, Wood and Sinclair. cities, the result might have been dif- We Be maalet® : ee tape Raewon NT ita arses ed ced 5 -| A very large percentage of “the In Burke county, 25 out of by Lay fetett. FOR SHERIFF— . ; tion -as sheriff of. Cass county. 8 36 soles vere qeonien: ante eee cincts gave Steen ne ane : er The Independent Voters’ _assovia- Welch voce 184 188 64 105 112 568 Mere 55 1g {no Pa z in the: 64 ection of. aM or y 609; Norton 374, aa 8 a ecineta: tion has not yet conceded ‘Frazier’s M Lachlan 34 42 63 43 36 208 M’LEAN FOR FRAZIER 3000 1 question. “As a result of. this lee f Divide, in 20-0u 3845 Norton |Nomination. Less than half of the ae Mgrs th ! A + 1 Washburn, N. D.,\June 27—Twenty- 25 4 Ition, the board of education, can i gave Steen 338, Frazier 384; Toren |state’s 2100 precincts have been heard | COMMISSIONER: (First District)— i [four out of 53 precincts'in McLean 19 8 ioe, beara sk etiucat lon kan icHenr’ A e 7 in St territory, a it. Pm ea ; Shas ty a i gave Steen 19, aMecincts gave Baer |his greatest strength, while Frazier’s|STATES ATTORNEY— + ae WILLISTON FOR STEEN ||P: 414 Eee oa larder pial: growers tend ae eco yiek ch tag S & display of running ability is still to McCurdy oes 134 ‘. +63 12 83 852] --williston, N. DD, June 21_—Willig, ue 9 south’ of the trackktand tooms: i ~ Gi Panky son ot eyo bicen SB 4000 is not regorded - strong ena baa jae vel BA 62 61 248 ton Went, for meen Yt mike 3 id Gauipped _ And “Uppoed Pree d Grand Fo y laughts which will — gis nm i fe S4q|iority of 400. S Y ify ag (fanier ¥ads Vick 1766 ud BAST | erased ppresionte ct] Davee “a. os ‘106 a Be eee eee 20.2 [aly Manned to."have the, sal } 1019. Sheridan Nonpartisan No Disturbance, : McCoy .... rat . a7 30 148) WALTON DOWNED 31} {ningcof ‘the new school ,yéke,:bu 3 : . half and half, giv-| Primary election day passed with 20 25 80}, Minot, N. D., June 27-—Early 4: -| is probable. that: the: delay ‘inci ee went ‘Steen’s 291. Halt|no reports of disturbances from any Rear or pains # 35 a, { " tens ‘maiente the detent of Anthony rs : the necessity of calling ‘in ‘électloti: <> load. wi rer. The streets of the capita D A 4 | Walton, léague floor leader in u | piece dut the board's ‘funds ‘will had a big lead, with 386 to 194 for | quarter . F F -| Boyd... M2 ' i Page. Exceptions were made ain fa ety, w flere Ayuaualy quiet The Penk, Keene la ate ued . os a house in ‘the ‘last ‘session et seal Nauhion : 26 3 the opening date about a moitth of Berndt A D ior 7 ‘aylor .. ...- : iers’ “civil rights| Richmon ? pera ree 4 t snisiate for wie ison 287 telnity, af tha. palling saa vinere STATE. SUPERINTENDENT— —- ie: 7 on Sind the ‘etre ‘Seoyalty” ticket | Phoenix’. Bet FRAZIER LOS PEMGIN, aa ‘aedonitds who polled: 300 votes |was little evidence of life. | Nielson .. ... 226 a a " ? 9 | teem certain of election: : Futdie ea 235 |, Cavaller, N. De dul 21 Thirty 9 missi Agricul-} Governor Lynn J. Frazier is sup- Z . ae ae Cig tin 52 aia Up i ake ek a PE out o} precthcts ‘emtiina ootiiity ‘ wih? Fj Lesion eee dbiph posed to have spent the day at home Macdonald ‘ Aa n 4 Foote Huns welt he~had|., Thitty-seven precincts out of 54 in give Steen 779; Frdiger, 523, Vick, Wecey, who le Tnaraneg Commi is tami onthe fim nea oo ; THE DOPE LOOKS tea eae, Cngcensnan Baath ly. pein To ot get At Hh Sata a sioner Olsness 334 to 257. Young was/ple. John Steen cast an. ent ET ; i mh MY. j ¢ Valle City, sismarck, give ‘Steen 1035. and Fra- aa, ‘i ag er Hanchett, wi aay in Bismarck Until latte be HOW THE De GN FeO pate the Fitth ward, 65 ta jy split | Zier 1124. ewe Waleh pepsi ezne from Hoople i e A Rs ’ ar ESE PE AEN SS in the ‘Sixth, 70 to 70, ‘and: tan zs ine: aN 4 ing h to be found in Bis- = x he a wa ‘ ; .jeven in the ‘Sixth, b i BULINGS FOR NORTON. Ser bs sreput by a Very | marek hotel lobbies interestedly read: Of about'2;100 precincts in the state, returns’ have been re-|Hanchett a close race, 70 to 87, in _ MANDAN FOR ‘STEEN Mele Ne De sduer eel Stark stuck for Steen, but by 0 out } ‘ These ii lete returns from the counties|the First. He fell down sadly in the| Mandan, N. D,, June -27—Mandan Norton °36 ‘vot facial?’ natrow margin, the vote in 20 out ling the returns, but offering little com-| ceived from but 750. These incomp! r ne t yet|Second, which gave Hanchett 122 to| Went strong Yor "Steen, who carried gave, Nor 38 yotes ‘to Staciate ie of 26 precincts, including Dickinson, |ment and -making no claims. Steen reporting, together ‘with an estimated vote from: counties not ye this congimaitnan’s (42 every ward. The vote was: ‘oslizky pul tough ‘with 3 to.3e Sheridan Nonpartisan which appeared in the’ declarations 'o! ro » q eel tual. figures ao far re- Remésubered Judge Fisk C7 rh d , Wi piece, atid Hot ived more votes than|his managers, and it the complete re-|majority may reach about 10,000.- The actual f red Judgi , news ‘snowed ‘Langér’ unaér with, Stark county precincts, his abby. [ttle change 1s expected’ tn’ his usial i ‘ s YEE, OF FICIAL | of the supreme bench ‘made him “one] . ; it was esti- ial ane making Sinclair’s 410° look shabby. unruffled exterior. t 1918 VOTE, ESTIMATED 1916 vere, 0 of us,” was not forgotten by his old| mated that 541 M grtare county wom:| FoR biticiptbiei dea 6 ‘ Tom Hall ran next to’ Norton wil Smaller Crowds. County Pets. ‘Frazier Steen: ’ razier pp. en tad voted and that Bliss Niel- So far.as can be learned, Hay Creek, © 699. sie Wabié ‘eats The crowds which received the tlec- Adams , 600 800. .., 635 2 | on, for ‘state superintendent of pub. piich went 3 2 against Doyle. s. tent corey dent delegation to the|than “they were twet veers ace ana | Barnes. 02, 3871584. 986 /STOP CORN AGONY lig instruction would havea lead Of| carsied by Wilkinson." Fratler. Mad house of representatives once more-| there was less excitement. During|Benson . 922 “650 | 500 1034 bel | IN FOUR SECONDS] the county Toul selva pteen ‘a -ma-| Clelit Votes to seven for Steen. “Tosh In 20. precincts reporting, . wee. the fore part of the evening, when the | Billings .*% 275 250 243 268) ° ; : jority of 500. Hall led the Nonpartison ticket @ 675; Brown, 570; and Sorber, 437, |returns were strong for Steen, there! Bottineau 29 555 365 1386 615 — seal Se SOC 11 to Page's five. Sperry tiod Pate have an easy lead o » 3945! was much eheering from the Indepen- ff; Q P o ; WING CLOSE. 3 j is; Kuhn, 481, ad Riley, sie, Nonpart dent Toles” atoeletoon rater oenen Bowman . 31 500 300 4 333) Use “Getelt”—Gee Corne Peel OFt! " That etree Bicy aaa aR sans,” Senator McBride ‘of Stark |a"Change appeared in the trend of the| Burke ... 23° «600 482 620 355! qhe relief that “Gets-It” gives trom| Wing, N. D. June 27.—Frazier car-| Sr gne end six, respectively over Novt county is a hold-over. vote, Nonpartisans whé had come ia| Burleigh 36 1118 1040 1105 1061) corn-pains—the wav it makes corns| ried Wing by one Vote over Steen, who| 4nd Burch. Charles: J. Mak, for AM Early Vote for Steen from the country paraded the streets | (agg : 48 1226 2859 4348 2883 and celluses peel off painlessly in one| poled 98. Doyle received tén of the|premmie ‘court Justice, ‘recsive - ‘As anticipated, the early vote WAS) in front of league headquarters and re-|@°° 1" "* 36 605 870 885 7091-piece—is one‘ of the wondérs of the/1) gemocratic votes cast tor govera-| votes, while Bronson finished w all for Steen: The first 19 precincts taliated in kind. Cavalier : ie & 500 “688 553 or. Welch received 41 votes to 15 for BUY W. 8 8s reportingin Cass, Burleigh, Gran aay wo Dickey . 25 650 ss s 4 MacLactilan, and McCurdy 39 to Mc- MOTT FOR STEEN: Forks and Traill counties, all but two BURLEIGH LEGLISLATURE. | Divide . 27 548 851 598 * "Get. Me, ‘Gent’ Carter's 17. Burch, independent can-|. Mott, N. D., June €7:—Mott -wédt of them city and village precincts,) Outside of Bismarck, the Burleigh 7 265 179 632 461| ‘Quick! It Easee Cora didate for legislature,-nosed out Bailey | three to one for Steen, 109- to 39 gave Steen 1562 and Frazier 415. county legislative vote was rather pro Dunn .. ‘* 50 300 616 \ 273| ‘PainsandMskesCoras by one vote, 23 'to 22; Kell and Noon| Frazier. " Rugby, John Steen’s home city ea league, although the independent can-| Eddy . . 590 - 516 371 | Pecltleht OFF” tied with 23, while Prater received —BUY W. 8, 8 its favorite son 168 to Frazier’s 51.| gigates made a good race, Glenview} Emmons i 500 300 i ze 30 to 22 for Sperry. RAMSEY FOR STEEN. i The village of Mapleon, in Cass Sree. tdwnship gave Bailey, Kell and Prater| Foster ... = 450 250 447 252 — uy w, 5, see Grand Forks, N. D., June ofa ty, registered 39 republican votes, 41°19 and 25 respectively, to 13, 10 Golden Valle ¥10 298 441 461 490 BELFIELD FOR STEEN. Twelve on! of 45 precincts ‘in ‘Ramsey ind every one of them went to Steen-|244 13 for Noon, Burch and Sperry.| iolden Valley ..... é + 982 1642 Relfleld, N. D. June 27.—Jobn Steen,| county, including one ward in Devils Wood got one vote, and Kraabel 87.) inocin township went 16 to 1H for|Grand Forks 48 1165 . 1996 a ized i t Tt ‘Relfield ‘Votes to 7 for Frazter.| Lake, ‘give Steen 484; Frattet, ‘142; Kan, Kositzky drew a zero, and Lan-|(jvrazier and 13 to 12 for George.|Grant ... bi _ 825 200 Not organized Taylor went 43 to 2 for Steen. “| Vick, 431, and Baer, 163. ger netted one Notes: yee? Crofte township gave Frazier 33 to|(riggs ... 16 es a 28 ae 2 ame ee Steen’s 12. George M. Young ran at 17 45) 3 3) 10% = . ; ; INDEPENDENT the head of the’ ticket with $8, ahd Bled Be - 900 250 917 237 ‘vvesuvvvscccuonnsnnssnducocnvansouusedsonccanuacegesoruccoauuidasnnsauovoneeesvequoddnassdosceenngnnhteg Odsness and Olson got 37. apiece.| Killed ... ee Bat 5 1068 545 = PRS, \ RUN STRONG IN. ~ | Batley, Kell and Prater ran 21, 31 and|LaMoure . Ais a He O76 469 = : Sieh 32, to 14, 13 and 9 for Noon, Eurch| [Logan . é 35 = 4 e “ : AL CITY Jana sperry. sterling gave Welch 32|y1-4 . 1300 690.2. 1812 661 = Ni h b . \ | CAPIT. to 7 for Maclachlan; McCurdy 26 to MeHtenty, 6 406 168 113 908 EH OW is t e est time to . Lynn Sperry, J. K. Burch and Joh to sca ell and Prater ten |MeKenzie . 1000 650° ey = < dogs : Noon, of Bismarck, Stewartsdale and) <9») and 25 to 11, 10 and 9 for Noon,| Me oe 27 901. 852 oy = 1. : Oo d f ; ¥ Wilton: respectively, the Independent ‘Burch and Sperry.. McKenzie gave Melen * 500 300 559] world. The woman in the home, ve = Pp ace your or er or Na Voters’ association farmer legislatitve Steen his biggest vote outside of Bis- Motion e 12 470 803 1936 shopper, ie igancers se eee the E ; t E ticket for Burleigh | county, | ran paneih ca sNonpantieat ie Jsiator Mountrai 13 347 216 638] store. the worker in the shop, have K strong in Bismarck. Burch received | 7&0 oie oy, Nomar erry: having ve Nel * 700 750 648| today, in this great discovery, “Gety-|3 ‘ more votes than any other candidate PAvore’ Pures ther athir-1 ae es ‘e ; 150 147| It,” the one sure, quick relief ffom al |= Bie | on the state and legislative tickets a concen o ere eof Sil eeeriea Oliver . 350 180 : ; se|corn and callus pains—the one sure, |= i \ in‘ Ward Six, while Sperry ran sec- ronan toenail, Snerey. Shea ant Te Pembina . 32 523 179 od 656 painless remover that makes corns|= 4 : ne ane: UY W, S, S——— t S es 2 McLEAN COUNTY RESULT. ‘LEAGUE WeatsLaTore LEAD. Ramsey aN 56 | # ed 592 getett": it aries at once. Then walk i Washburn, N. D., June 27—Returns) poo 54 Burlei; un-| Ransom . . § 900 3s 975| with painless joy, even with ‘tight ‘ 5 agrees from 16 McLean county precincts | | Precis ont Cues purl Noa Renville . 12 450 425 32 shoets. You know your corn will loos e would indicate that Rep. Fraser may Prater and Bailey in the iad with| Richland . 13 129 571 1052] en ‘trom your toe—peel it off with|3 wit, e 5 not Have the CO peat eed Sperry, independent, running seconc Rolette 18 400 318 386] your fingers. ny it, corn sufferers, |= F C, W. McGray in ¢|in a field of six. The vote. reported | q a 998, 958 554| and. you'll smile! = ee MeGray is no longer a resident of Vo ‘ps oter gis 924; Bailey, | Sargent -. a0 Pe j01| ‘“Gets-It,” the guaranteed, money: ty, and Hanson, the in-| Was: Prater 941; "Sperry, 924; Bailey. | @) tt q 491 991 601 ets-It, K , seenent, eandidate for the republi- | %50; Eureh, el Kell 785; Noon ge Sheridan j ie 300 9 back cor remover ithe foaly are: = le e nderson umoer can nomination, is leading Fraser 652 | There 2 Ana siace On Ur Heeoe SIOUX. 4 50 350 3 336| Stra by EB Lawrence & Co., Chicago, |= ° ‘ te 8 pe eae ed el. Owen tan >| glee 30 637 656 mere i = Co. , Best Quality the league hammered hard in i. ean Star! 4 b i PA yeas = : whet ‘session; Boninet ane Bat Sites xl bates ural by aada he Steele ... * 600 400 618 363 Sold uy pBiamndrek and recommended = d S on res fington, independents, wh ‘a good | had a lead of 250 over G. N. aVroum| Stutsman bd 1600 1025 1590 1047) Oe nes’s Drug Store. —- an ervice. and 640, _, respectively haye a | & for county judge. It is not believec 7 $71 375 617 308 = ‘ lead over the league entice mene for an wes nee wienicte Geuitnice: Tow ner i 33 999 946 891 = a ys 470; Schilling, 364, and Malone, rg|port will giv Varnum a big enough Traill .. A5 5 9 8034 * = A SAFE PLACE TO TRADE Pods ey + Maxwell ant Schilling were membe! majority to overcome Davies’ lead. Walsh . 772 829 140: 1432 A. T “KER 4 \ : a of the last house: + and States Attor-| For Miss Nielson. , Ward .. BOs. 20D ANE IS MALT ROVERAGES ;° IB i ga ney Willtams, incumbents, seem cer) ne ca a aon ald carey, Bure| Wels aoe 1100 7 1149 Cigars Te!s:cos Candies |/= F; Si Ph 94 & tain of rerelection leigh county, The women vote in the| Williams .......... 125 Lag : Phone 312R = 82 0 ront. ft. one pee. MINOT“BY- 800 county is going strong for thé Valley 30724 392 361231) Fifth St., Opp. McKenzie ee : y in, although the percentage 750 32659 3 ie o OB i Minot, ND, Sung oT one een Gr tonmle: dolets: in ihe, country |S iciiawisa: oe ee Hotel, Bismarck, N. D. THATUpUeceaeauuionanonugoenngeucusenananuteuueaocsunseuasaanasuudiruaeuddtcte fhe county are coming in cery slowly./much’smaller than in town, I Sap shige Te ; ' r