The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-11-05

In Enger township tho vote was: Harstad
50, Selby so; Seymour 10l, McGoyney none;
Brunsdale 100, Ward 1; Stewart IA, Walden Is,
Anderson II; Wnchel 81, Mrs. Hogue 4;
against license 81.
Glendale townslip-Gifford 13, Day 26; Har-
stad 2S, Selby II; Adams 80, Major 80, Sprague
s; McGovney 2S, Seymour IL; Ward %, Bruns-
dale II; Walden SO; s!ewart1; Winchell s,
Warrey 23, Mrs. Hogue 8.
Riverside township Clifford &c. Day 2; Selby
"a, Harstad 4; ;Sprague Is, Adams 2S,, Major 8;
McGovney 20, Seymour 8; Brunsdale IA. Ward
IA; Walden 1s, Stewart 10; Winchell Is, War
rey 9, Mrs. Hogue 4. Burdeck, county CON-
missioner, Is majority.
The Legislative Ticket.
Traill county gives Harstad 100 majority
over selby, Adams 1000 aud sprague 1900
majority.
Griggs county gives selby 200 majority and
solid vote for Adams and Sprague.
The vote in Steele between Selby and Har-
stad Is close, with chances In favor Of Harstad
having a small majority. The result In the dis
trict will be 80 close that it will require the
official vote to determine the result. Sprague
will have about 600 majority in Steele and
Adams about 760 majority. Both are elected.
Other Counties.
Buchheit is elected register of deeds and
jacobson district attorney in Griggs.
In Barnes county Evans is elected register of
deeds, Benson treasurer, and Mrs. Sampson
county superintendent.
DR.. Collins and the entire republican ticket
in Grand Forks is elected excepting district at
torney, for which w. A. Selby, the farmers
nominee was chosen.
Indications from Cass county are that the
entire democratic and farmers ticket, has been
elected, with possibly the exception of Gleason
for superintendent of schools, who runs ahead
Of MITCHELL Benton's majority over Haggart
for sheriff is probably 500.
Aberdeen-Reports received at democratic
headquarters from seventy-six towns and pre-
cincts show a net democratic gain of 5,30l.
Walsh county has been carried by Day by
500 majority.
Grafton-Day carries this city by 81 major
the county, which gave only ~ votes for Will
son two years ago. Allen and Stewart rep,
and Ensign, ind, are undoubtedly elected to
the legislature.
Huron-Returns from the county come in
slowly. Probably about $500 votes were
polled. Day gets about 900. All the repub-
lican county ticket is elected. Wise, Of San
born, and Roger, Of Jerauld, are elected rep
rescntatives.
Hamilton-The vote here was 14S, Of which
Day got 10l.
Bathgate-Fourteen precincts in Pembina
county give Day 6s3 majority. Seven precincts
to hear from will probably increase it to 900.
Watertswn-Nine precincts give Day 36 ma
jority.
Sioux Falls-Returns indicate that Minne-
haha has given Day 1000 votes, gain Of 800
over the democratic vote Of two years ago.
Grigsby, Barkholder, Terrill and Mllinore, all
republicans, are probably elected to the legis-
lature. The county ticket is mixed.
Yankton-Gitford carries this county by the
usual republican majority.
The vote on delegate in eight precincts in
Aurora county gives Day so per cent over Viii
son's vote Of two years ago. Clifford will carry
the county by a small majority.
Morton county gives Clifford majority Of
800. Hughes and Williams, rep, have 800 ma,
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