The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 19, 1932, Page 9

TWO SLOPE YOUTHS AWARDED FREE TRIP New Salem and Washburn Boys } Among Four Who Will go Four of North Dakota’s more than 6,200 4-H club members will visit Washington, D, C., June 15 to 21, to attend the national 4-H club camp. They will camp in the shadow of the Washington monument with del- egates from 44 states. Announce- ment of the selection of delegates was made today by H. £. Rilling, state club leader, of the Agricultural college. They are Mary E. Widdifield, Leal, Barnes county; Marion D. son, Grand Forks; Walter Gaehe, New Salem, Morton county; and Milton A. Sauer, Washburn, McLean county. All have been active 4-H club work- ers three years or more and promi- nent in the programs of their organ- ization. Expenses for the journey are being borne by contributions from railroads, commercial concerns, the home communities pf the delegates and by the dele themselves. Selection as a delegate to the na- tional club camp is one of the most, distinetive recognitions which may be earned by North Dakota 4-H members. Qualification for the awards is dependent upon a consis- tently high record of accomplishment in_ail branches of club work. Both Mary Widdifield and Marion Pederson are clothing club members and have held important offices in their respective ‘clubs. They have taken part in the activities of their local groups as well as in the pro- grams of the county and state organ- ization. Mary is assistant leader of her club and has organized another club of which she is leader. Marion is vice president of the state 4-H Achievement Institute. Walter Gaebe is a dairy calf club/ member in the famous Holstein dis- trict of the state. He shares with RERES § #3 gz he pri les as @ 4-H member.| Strand. Donald! P, D. N the highest number of votes cast for the Candidate of the Democrat’ ’ PRESIDENTIAL BLECTO! moerat 39848 Pierce Blewett 47663 P. H. Costello 46904 W. D. Lynch .. 43108 W. H. Porter 41245 + 48174 32389 53250 Nels Magnuson . Gilbert Moskau .. jorton It appearing that Messrs. of votes as Republican Electors, and that Messrs. Pierce Blewett, P. Costello, W. D. STATEMENT OF THE STATE BOARD OF CANVASSERS AS TO THE VOTE CAST 8 to the National Conventions fi h Republican and Democratic—and also. the votes these, constitutional amendments, one referred, ani submitted for approval or rejection by the people at the PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF MARCH, 1932 We, the undersigned, Bertha R. Palme struction; Robert Byrne, Secretary State, Supreme Court, do hereby certify that the following by the figures indicated. Done, at the Capitol, Bismarck, North Dakota, this the Ninth day of May, 1932. BERTHA R. PALMER, Superintendent of Public Instructi8n. ROBERT BYRNE, J. H. NEWTON, Secretary of State. ‘ Clerk of the Supreme Court. PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES ‘3 Republi Democratic. Jacob Sechler Coxey, Sr... 24818 Wm, H, Murray .......... Joseph Irwin France... 35006 Franklin. D. ttoosevelt herefore, Joseph Irwin Fr: c as the Republican Candidate for Ni Candidate for President of the United States. -. Therefore, it is declared that they are the choice of the North Dakota as the candidates for their respective parties, as Candidates for President. NATIONAL COMMITTKEWOMAN moernttr. 301 Nellie Dougherty ........ Republican, Minnie D, Craig on Selma Stenersen |... It appearing that Selma Stenersen, rece votes as the Candidate of the Republican Par: received the highest number of votes cast for cratic Party, therefore, they are declares NATIONAL COMMITTREMAN Republican. Welerecatiee than the opposition thercto, therefore it is declared to have been defeated. F. J. Graham " J. Nelson Kelly INITIA MEASURE H, CG. Schumacher... H. H. Perry .......... Absent Voters Ballot sce a eho Yes 65707 liam Stern ..... w- 49525 Chas. H. Perry 21661 No It appearing that William Stern, received the highest number of votes hee the Candidate of the Republican’ Party, and that H. H. Perry rec: For Candidate for President of the United States, for National Commit- ewoman, for National Committeeman, for Presidential Klectors und for ali f the political parties—| Republican, t for and against the| A- ip one. initiated measure| James P. Curran Superintendent of Public In- J. H. Newton, Clerk of the y Abstract 'of Votes cast for and against the candidates for President of the United States, for tional Committeewoman, for National Committeeman, for Presidential Klec- tors and for Delegates ‘to the National Conventions of the Republican and Democratic Parties, are correct and true as taken from the official returns: Also, that the votes shown as having been cast for and against the seyeral constitutional amendments, referred and initiated measures are true and correct as shown by the returns made by the several counties, and that the following named persons were the choice of and were elected to the several | Mitiam Taylon offices for which they wero candidates, and that the constitutional amend- | } ments, referred and initiated measures ‘were approved or yeJected as shown 3 05 of votes Frank= received the highest number President of the United States, and in D. Roosevelt received the highest number of votes as the Democ people of|than the opposition thereto, therefor 58294 the highest number of nd that Nellie Dou; the Candidate of the 9 d to have been duly elected to office of National Committeewoman for their respective parties. herty emo- cd|than the opposition thereto, therefore it is declared to hav idential Electors and their names shal of November, 1952, DELEGATES TO NATIONAL CONVENTION th 8: s, Baldwin Jennie A. Dale J. E, Davis Thomas Devaney Mark I. Forkner .. J. M. Gibbons - * 1, Hunter Jonathan C, Eaton il Emanuel, Sr. Garvey .. E, Glotzbach David Kelly ... W. Lanter. H. Leavitt Leo, J. McDonald P. OH. Miller . pear R. B. Murphy jeo. T. Murr. . O'Connell *. Pagenkopt . Simonson J. Sprafka Sara M. Wood .. Arthur F, Thompson .. Kdwin Traynor Lillian M. Wartner - It appearing that J. E. Davis, Mark Jacobson, K. UG, Larson, R. F, Thompson, Mir Delegates to the Republican National Convention received thi ber of votes, and Gertrude Dwire, Jonathan ©, Eaton, J. E Pr. W. Lanier, R. H. Leavitt, Leo J. McDonald, R. B. and A. C, Pagenkopf receives for Delegates to the Democratic National Convention. erefore, it is declared that the above named Candidates are the du elected Delegates of their respective Convention of their parties, CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS Capital Removal from Bismarck... 00. Y to Jamestown ee Inasmuch as the v ing the Forkner, Me stox, Oscar J. Olsoit, Burleigh F. r joption of the amendment was is declared to have been defe Future Amendments to the ....... ‘onstitution . ‘ Inasmuch as the vot fa) than the opposition thereto, th Legislative Power, . Initiative and Referendum. doption it is decla of the amendmen red to have been defeate: i Yes. 5 than the opposition thereto, thereto the | Gasoline Tax ..... -Yes 69181 “ 06770 Inasmuch as the vote favoring the adoption of the measure s less Inasmuch as the vote favoring the adoption of the m re Ww ynch and W. H. Porter, were the candidates who received .| the highest’ number of votes as Democratic Electors: Therefore, the above mentioned Candidates arc declared to be the duly nominated Candidates of their re partie parties for the office of Pres- appear as such Candidates for clec tion on the ballots for the General Election to be held on the Eighth day n Traynor, ax Cantlidates for 50967 3 ‘ : bitte NO % 100581 inasmuch as the vote favoring the adoption of the amendment was less fore it is declared to have been defeated. been defeated. Official Abstract of Republican Votes Cast at the Presiden- |Official Abstract of Democratic Votes Cast at ‘the P THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1932 SENIORS PRESENT PLAY Watford City, N. D., May 19.—Sen- fors of Watford City high schoo) présented “It Happened in Holly- si wood” as their annifal class play. In the cast were Melford Fritsvold. Project later. He|Glen Lawlar, Harold Moe, William pal offices in| Johnson, Myrtle Gunderson, Edna hia local club, was a deegate to the|Henderson, Valma Kohler, state Achievement Institute in Fargo|Richardson, Helene Helgeson, Flora has shown out-|Kennedy, Phylis Madson and Carrollj and Anne A. Cary, were the candidates who receive PRithar Coamhitatn tha santa ee | Official Abstract of Republican Votes Cast at the F dential Primary Election Held March 15th, 1932 H. Brant, Nels Magnuson, P. D. Norton the highest number COUNTIES note es SCHUMACHER Prestdent of the United Stater— JACOB SECHLER COXEY, SR. JOSEPH IRWIN FRANCE F. J. GRAHAM SID BERGENTHAL H.C. 5 | Adame Barnes .... Benson | Billings Rottineau Bowman Burke . Burleigh Cass | Dickey Divide Dunn . Grant Griggs Hettinger Kidder LaMbure Logan McHe Mein McKenzie arties for Delegates to the National! Morton Mountrail Renville . Richland ‘olette Totals tial Primary Election Held March 15th, 1932 COUNTIES * y MOSKAU N LS MAGNUSON Presidential Electors Betegates to National Foster Golden Valley Grand Forks Grant Griggs... Hettinger Kidder... LaMoure - Logan MeHenry MeIntosh McKenzie McLean Mercer Morton ‘ Mountrail . Nelson Oliver Pembina . Pierce Ramsey Ransom Stutsman Towner Trail Walsh Ward . 1s . Williams Totals S)JAMES P. CU! abt 2 % R rt E Pad COUNTIES mot ieee 5 ee | 2 6 4 4 154 449) 110) 8 1190) 68 82 1 tial Primary Election Held March 15th, 193 MURRAY Prestdent of the United States vM. H. Benson Billings Rottine: Bowman Divide [pune | Eddy | Emmon: nd Forks Grant Griggs Hettinger Kidder LaMoure Mercer Morton Mountrail Nelson Oliver Pembina Pierce Ral Renville Richland Rolette . Sargent Sheridan Sioux Slope Stark Steele Stutsman Towner Trail Official Abstract of Republican Votes Cast at the Presiden- tial Primary Election Held March 15th, 1932 Wells - Williams Totals 9 4 8 2 e a? x i : . 8 oes | er Be g 3 fo z a & 3 fe be a SOUN' an § i 5 3 E st 4 5 4 are ae N by COUNTIES “gf z g 2 R < & * = 2 COUNTIES + 5 & & 4 $3 3 g > z 3 Dy z 4 4 se £ co) 3 2} & 3 , & 6 F a % re FE < 3 a : = 2 8. 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Cass | 2414) 1826 1906 4729) 1874 4407] Cass... | 9 Cavalli 0) 642 672) 106 656 998) Cavalier | 1 Dickey i 503 519) 785! 4 766] Dickey | 7 Divide a) 554 576 77 5 12) Divide . 4| Dunn ... 415 584 611 601 5 527] Dunn 1) Teddy 1 434 451 299 4 264) Eddy 21 Eminon 1081 835 939) Tn 8 613 Emmons | Foster 99) 293 286 400 2 378 Foster 2 Golden HH 3 273 3 366 Golden Valley 9 Grand Forks . 1150] ut 1409 12 2354) Grand Forks 1 Grant wT 5 455 6: 619 3 Griggs 348) i Hy a i Ff Hettinger 613 494 3 Kidder... 537 4 505 448 LaMoure on 7 196) 1012) 7 Logan 401 a itt 429 1 Metntos 512] Hy ie ist it Metntosh Mekenale 1 ae a oe 456 @ 400) cKensle McLean 511 7 1036 eLean Mereer 435 429 Mercer Morton Morton Mountrati Nelson Oliver Pembina Pierce Ramsey ansom Renville 439 Hichtand Richiand B10 Rolette Rotette . 135 Sargent Sargent . 158 Sheridan Sheridan 189 Sioux Slope Stark Steele Stutsman 7 89) } 609) 293901 «=|SELMA STENERSEN z & é n z 5 a 5 5 ¢ 23 =) PEEEEEL arece es oe Be wn a.. Grand Forks . as rnin an naar sn ater an aemaner 1173] 792 39301! 48212) TER . H. POR National Committeeman National Committeewom: NELLIE DOUGHERTY Presidential Electors GERTRUDE DWIRB JP. H, COSTELLO SSSSSRTRLSRS) ‘|8. 8, CLIFFORD 23) w. D. LYNCH =a $9 BSS) PIERCE BLEWETT Heses te re peg Z2USLSLSEE5R51 965) 1211) 1436; 1443 1486) 32033) 52705) 60343) 60643] 61486) Official Abstract of Democratic Votes Cast at the Presiden: tial Primary Election Held March 15 th, 1932 ER th. H, LEAVITT GEO. T. MURRAY D. J. O'CONNELL, z jLBO J. McDONALD A. C. PAGENKOPF J. J. SIMONSON JOHN J. SPRAFKA iy B. MURPHY ‘| Snel u at so a2 $2 BSS -2 coe] ttetter tt a319 00 era Etfttort seseseus core Oo maseces: KSSmoSuen muse tt bs ot wa 08.08 ww. ‘S3 cotoeses: Roem suanom sano rt = 0 on 19d cm 0 eter he cscs eS IS ENIS RRA ITD REBAR SS Saw en aes aS eee SOR RAM Oe: