The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 13, 1920, Page 5

SATURDAY, NOY. 13, 1920 BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE . : - : i PAGE FIVE ee 8 JUDGES FILE _ ee a ee Tn, STATEMENTS OF / ‘EXPENDITURES | , 3 jimmy Campaigning for the office of dis- ‘ ‘ trict judge is not always inexpensive, 3 i . as shown by the expense statement l : of Harry L. Berry, a successful can- IN 4 didate. He spent $486.07 in his cam-| ., zi paign. Judge Nuessle, candidate fot the office in the Fourth district, how- ever, spent but $80.30. H.C, De Puy, d i of Gratton, candidate for judge In the Second district, spent $349.17. K. E, Leighton, of the northern district, i spent $125. G. I. Solum, candidate for : % commissioner of insurance, shows ex- c © ) - : ‘ penditures of $126.89. Candidates for : ; the legislature spertt little money. Rol- f I ) O \ \ ] eC ge t at lan L. Weld, of KidNer county, and Pa J. B. Hazelbarger, of Beulah spent nothing. 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