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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1936
Page
10
A sparse tally shows Novi area voting on Tuesday with about 500 registered voters. About 47 ballots were cast, far below prior turnout figures, indicating a light election day turnout and no record level participation.
Sanborn County completed final vote tallies late in the day with precincts delayed by phone calls to the auditor. The results list numerous candidates with percentages or counts, plus non political ballot judge votes and district tallies, ending mid report.
WOONSOCKET November 5 Special At parties many have seen people push objects with their noses in relay races but not a marble block down Main Street. Wayne Brewster a Republican youth bets Lloyd Olinger to push a marble block nose first as Roosevelt is reelected. Brewster persuades Olinger to let him off until warmer weather and less cold wind.
The district shows Boer unopposed for county judge. Amendment A passes 1513 to 410, Amendment B 1566 to 75, Amendment T 1549 to 7, Amendment De 89 no, and UT 1328 to 1001 against.
The Potter County vote tally shows Roosevelt 1099 and Landen 612 for U.S. senator, with Bulow 1121, Gurney 1065, and Bennett 25. Statewide and county offices follow, including Berry governor 1075, Jensen 1104, Abild lieutenant governor 852, McMurchie 926, and Goldie Wella 887, among others. The report also notes election results for state officials, auditors, attorneys general, railroad commissioners, and local county posts, plus a historical aside on early English clocks in Westminster Canterbury and Dover Castle.
Official counts list candidates for county posts including clerk of courts Nystrom 407 and Byrum 449, superintendent Quade 498, assessor Buol 60, county commissioner fourth district Sutton 102, and other figures such as Williamson 632 and Franklin 420. Separate totals include Reedy 95, Dillon 263, Nelsun 189, Parkin 350, Day 308, Brehe Liv.
Final Buffalo County returns show Democratic candidates leading in most offices including treasurer Linkit and auditor Stroud while Rasmussen wins sheriff and Thompson tops the clerk of courts. Second district county commissioner Ness loses ground with Viereck and others also listed. constitutional amendments results were not yet available. The Palisades geology note states rocks are 150,000,000 years old.
OMNICA Nov 4 Close races defined Sully County votes with 29 of 30 precincts reporting. Major offices show Roosevelt 617 London 71 Lemlee 50 Bulow 538 Gurney 73 Bennett 9 Hildebrandt 518 Mundt 744 Berry 546 Jensen 748. State offices include Lieutenant Governor Abild 33 Mc Marchie 642 Secretary of State Wells 537 Lewis State Auditor Kelly 54 Hornby 654 State Treasurer Hinselman 525 Gibson 180 Clerk of Courts Franklin 420 Public Instruction Hines 589 Lowe 58. No county ballot was abbreviated.
Unofficial returns from 26 Hyde County precincts show a strong Republican gain with Roosevelt carrying 663 votes to London 785 and Lomke 32. various officials including Berg and Jansen lead on the county ticket while a few Democrats narrowly win, notably Rose Mitchell for treasurer defeating Margaret Korsfaard. Sheriff James O'Brien and Clerk J B Rockwell are unopposed or lead in their races amid a broad Republican sweep.
Fragmentary OCR shows names Gannon Seates M C Cunsinghon Winans and unopposed county judge and supreme court judge entries. Includes amendments voting results with Yes No tallies, but many fragments unreadable.
A boy from 20 miles northwest of town disappeared during a snowstorm while traveling the hills along the Missouri River region. Reports say several carloads searched the area, with locals pursuing leads into the night. no clear clue of his whereabouts by Monday.
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