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Dundy county voters registered large vote in the primary election Tuesday with interest largely centered around the county judgeship contest, which was won by Wood and H. Putnam. Wood emerged with good, substantial lead shortly after the polls were closed which he maintained until the final vote was counted, but was different story in the contest for second place. In the early counting, Brinkerhoof lead for time and then gave away to Fisk who held his own until the last few precincts counted when Putnam began ducing his lead and continued until had won the second place by stantial majority. In the Third Commissioner District, W. H. Brown was given the Republinomination with James M. Sharp reasonably close second. E. Light on the democratic ticket, was unopposed. Governor Bryan was given his usual heavy vote in Dundy county and overwhelmed his William RichShallenberger had no trouble piling up big majority over Norton in the democratic race. Judge Eldred was the high man on the non-political ticket for District Judge The democratic ticket showed added strength in the voting this year, and in Benkelman precinct gathered more than the tion occurring for the first time many years. Following is the total votes given candidates on the different tickets Dundy county:
For Senator 29th District no salaries to players this year. The Scott 538 idea is to furnish entertainment For Representative 87th District those inclined to the sport with as on Dan Ough tle expense as possible. Other towns For County Commissioner, 3rd District the territory have adopted the same Harry Garner plan and baseball lovers are pretty Emmons Adams of seeing some good exhibitions E. Casey of the national pastime in this corner James M. Sharp the state. H. Brown 112 While assisting Francis Edwards in DEMOCRATIC TICKET bringing mule from the Burkhalter For President farm south of town to the Edwards Franklin D. Roosevelt 359 farm last Friday, Leonard Miller reJohn N. Garner 93 the ceived fracture to bone of one William H. Murray 212 his well of limbs as as deep flesh For wound. He was leading the animal James Pearson 387 when it reared back, and pulled the saddle off his mount's back, and For Delegates at Large to National Leonard received his. injuries in the Convention mix up that followed. He was brought H. Thompson 183 to the Premer hospital for treatment Thomas 206 and is now recovering as rapidly Allen 219 could be hoped for. Dunn 216 Geo. O'Malley 192 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Keith Neville 317 Dan Stephens 260 Warranty Deeds Richard L. Metcalfe 320 Thomas H. Ashton and Lucy Webb Rice 155 Ashton to Constant Rouselle The Earl M. Marvin 152 Northeast Quarter: East Half of the Gilbert M. Hitchcock 356 Northwest Quarter and the Northeast For Alternates at Large to National Quarter of the Southwest Quarter and Convention the Northwest Quarter of the SouthErnest G. Kroger 176 of Quarter of Section Two, Township Lanigan 162 One, Forty, West of the Chas. Graff 194 6th M. Also the East Half of the Harry Miller 230 Northeast Quarter and the East Half Effie M. Byers 210 of the Southeast Quarter of Section Odessa Carter Jensen 197 Thirty-five, Township Two, North, Dwyer 184 Range Forty, West of the 6th Willmore 154 REPUBLICAN TICKET containing 480 acres. Amount of conMary Ann Vinkel 185 For President sideration, $1.00 and exchange of proCatherine McGerr 179 Joseph Irwin France 251 perty. Fred Hawxby 162 Herbert Hoover (written in) 76 Constant Rouselle and Marie RouFor Delegates to National Convention For Delegates National The Northeast Quarter, the East Fourth District Convention Half of the Northwest Quarter, the Chas. Jackman 197 Sam R. McKelvie 453 Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Frank Munday Adam McMullen Quarter and the Northwest Quarter of Chadderdon Arthur J. Weaver the Southeast Quarter of Section Two, Robert M. Baldwin 250 Mark W. Woods 425 Township One, Range Forty, DENVER UNIVERSITY MAN For Alternate Delegates to National Robert Smith West of the 6th P. M. containing 307 TO SPEAK TO STUDENTS Convention, Fourth District Bertha Clark Hughes 425 Amount of consideration, $1.00, Lewis Haney For Alternates at Large to National love and affection. Professor Onstott, registrar of Pearl Gilbert 261 Convention District Court Filings the University of Denver School of Emily Swenson 255 Lulah T. Andrews 325 In the matter of the claim of Dr. Commerce, will speak to the student For National Committeeman Ralph Finley 321 H. Morgan vs. Dundy county, Nebody of the high school Thursday Arthur F. Mullen 393 Annie Arndt 317 braska. Suit on account of medical April 21, at one o'clock. His subject For National Committeewoman Harlean C. Fetters 312 and surgical services in connection Growing Importance of Com- Evelyn A. Ryan 333 E. Leonore Welch 320 with the professional care of Russell mercial Education," and it should For Governor Bernice K. Tillett 309 prove valuable aid from vocational Charles W. Bryan 461 For Delegates to National Convention Victor Westermark, Trustee, vs. Ethel guidance William Fourth District Ferman Hollinger and John invited to hear Onstott. George Walter Olsen Carl Marsh 432 inger. Petition praying for accounting James Franklin Christie 19 H. E. Potter 384 amount due him under mortgage, Local Red Cross Chairman Lieutenant Governor For Alternate Delegates to National for principal and interest and foreRequisitions Car of Flour Beusausen Convention, Fourth District closure of same H. Snedeker, chairman of the Walter H. Jurgensen Dora M. Schainost 352 E. H. Luikart, receiver of the Bank Dundy County Chapter of the Ameri- Henry Schepman 48 Correll Benkelman William Harley can Red Cross, informs The Post that Bennie Nelson 100 For National Committeeman Hendrix. Petition praying for accounthe has made requisition for 150 bar- Porter Charles A. McCloud 402 ing of amount due by virtue of mortrels of flour for distribution among the Watzke 25 For National for principal and interest and Committeewoman needy within the county and that his For Secretary of State Viola Cameron foreclosure of same. requisition has been honored by Chi- Fred C. Ayres 80 Agnes E. Lord Kloke Investment Company cago headquarters. The flour is milled Chambers 60 For Governor George Carrell and Jennie Carrell, his from the Farm wheat surplus Larson George Williams 139 wife, The First National Bank of and is being distributed wherever need- Swanson Harry liance, Nebraska, corporation, and Dwight Griswold 145 ed. The 150-barrel shipment involves For Auditor of Public Accounts Frank Myers 97 John Havlik and Mrs. John Havlik and car load and Mr. Snedeker informs McKissick Kenneth Wherry 142 John Doe. Petition praying that us that arrangements will be made for H. Olson 113 Robert Ross 57 count be had of amount due by virtue distribution before it arrives. William Price 119 Murray Rickard 50 principal note and past due interest Horace M. Davis 95 For Lieutenant Governor coupons, and foreclosure of same. CLEAN DAYS NEXT WEEK H. 65 Alfred 122 Blomquist Griffith Owens Robert E. Reeves Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday For Commissioner of Public Lands and Theodore W. Metcalfe 281 Moore and Lulu Moore. Petition prayBuildings accounting of amount due James Martin 148 ing for Benkelman and citizens are requested John Thomssen For Secretary of State virtue of mortgage for principal and rake all of their trash in piles Frank M. Lemon Frank Marsh 333 interest and foreclosure of same. points easily accessible to trucks and Harry Conklin Ralph M. Waxham 37 County Court Filings the City will haul the dump 136 William Hughes of Nebraska Robert State grounds without cost. But the trash Ludi 26 N. Lee 58 Complaint for chicken stealing. must be gathered in piles and ready For State Treasurer For Auditor of Public Accounts Defendant not arrested to date. for the haulers next week as the time Octave LeBlanc 33 George W. Marsh 315 State of Nebraska vs. Harry Olson will not be extended. Do your part Woodworth Hoagland 62 Widdewson. Liquor comHarry to make Benkelman cleaner and Hall George E. Kurtz Frantz 55 Plea of by defendplaint. not guilty more presentable Board. 78 Albert Fitzsimmons H. Babcock 116 to the next term ants and bound over Lee R. Walker For Commissioner of Public Lands and of district Charles Smrha 35 Buildings State of Nebraska VS. Charlie WilAnna Keenan and Ray Magnani John M. McAllister 80 For Attorney General Reckless Fined liamson. driving. married at St. Francis, Kansas, Dan Swanson 332 Paul Manhart 95 and costs. Tuesday of this week and are now at William Grubbs 24 Walter R. Raecke 72 Frank State of Nebraska home on the Keenan farm south of George W. Kline 49 Paul F. Good chert. Complaint for search warrant Benkelman where will charge Gus Swanson 65 Fred Anheuser 78 Search made and no goods found. of farming operations the coming seaFor State Treasurer For Railway Commissioner and where the best wishes and The Past Noble Grand Club will meet W. Bass 225 Eastham 27 of their friends will Mrs. Roach Wednesday, April 20. Fred E. Ericson 128 Merchant 20 follow them. Until recently Ray has Johnson 203 John H. Hutchings Bring been in charge of the South Side FillFor General K. Easton 25 Attorney Harry station which has been turned TICKET C. 495 Walrath 35 to the Standard Oil Company. For Railway Commissioner Phil H. Kohl For Chief Justice Supreme Court Orville A. Andrews Knudson Margaret Carns 57 Helen Walsh who attending the John H. Miller Tolen 24 Charles Goss 283 state university here to spend the A. Foster Floyd Bollen Harry O. Palmer 345 Harry spring vacation with home folks. She George C. Porter 48 George Pierce 42 Chas. B. Morearty return to her studies Sunday night. George Jackson For Congressman Fourth District For District Judge 14th District Cyrus Wall Ashton Shallenberger 401 Charles Eldred Richard Wood 34 Norton Regent of State University 5th Dist. H. Glatfelter 45 W. W. Maltman 342 Elam Peterson James Alfred Little For Senator 29th District Long 619 20 Stanley Dort Edgar Adams 237 For County Judge .15 Henry Kieser 15 Bullard 219 H. Putnam 306 .06 Lawrence For 87th District Charles Brinkerhoff 260 Ralph 33 Representative Heavy Hens .09 For Rudisill Darnell 186 Congressman Fourth District (written Leghorn Hens Fred 3rd District Wood 526 Johnson 405 For County Commissioner, .05 Charles Anderberry Light K. Fisk
