Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-11-06
in Republican majority so far in South
Dakota is So per cent.
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Dakota is So per cent.
WALSH COUNTY.
GRAFTON, Dak., Nov. 3.-1hirty -one
precincts Of Walsh give Day one hun
dred and nineteen majority, nine pre-
cincts to hear from. The same number
Of precincts give Ensign sixteen hun
dred and ninety-nine majority over
Creel; Stewart eight hundred and sew
enty-tour majority over Major. The
regular republican county ticket is de-
feated with tho exception of Olson for
sheriff and Connolly for register OF fdeeds.
Spencer, democrat, is elected district at
torney over Cleland, republican. Should
the returns from the eight remaining
western townships prove as favorable
for Clifford as the other towns in the
same section, Clifford will carry Walsh
county by small majority.
GRAFTON, Dak., Nov. 4.-Full returns
from all precincts give Day AZ majority.
Allin, Republican, has 1873 majority
over Flynn, Democrat, for the council;
Ensign, independent Republican, has
1903 majority over Creel for assembly;
Stewart, Republican,, has 1924 majority
over Major, independent, for assembly.
Spencer, who run against Cleland for
district attorney, got 800 majority.
TowNER COUNTY.
The election in Towner county re-
suited in the choice Of the Democratic
congressional and Legislative ticket by
about so majority. The county officers
elected are: Register of deeds, Emmett
Pew; treasurer, G. j. Atkins; sheriff,
Ed. German; probate judge. John w.
Hardee; district attorney, II. w. Dick
inson.
M'HENRY COUNTY.
In McIIenry county tho straight Re-
publican ticket was elected. This in
cludes VIM. Pitts, formerly OF this
county, for sheriff, and Frank Spear,
editor of the Mouse River Advocate. for
district attorney. About 200 votes were
polled in the county. Mr.. Day ran
ahead OF his ticket.
BOTTINEAU COUNTY.
BOTT1NEAU, Nov. 5.-The Bottineau
Republican and Peoples ticket has twen-
ty majority out of a vote of AGO. All run
about even. The Democrats elect their
sheriff and county attorney and have u
majority Of the county commissioners.
GRAND FORKS COUNTY.
GRAND FORKS, Nov. 3.-Returns indi-
oo<o that C;fforI mill no,.,x r, .o,.l H. IL,
county by about 1000. Swan Dem. is
elected sheriff.
PEMBINA COUNTY.
PEMBINA, Nov. 3.-Although the vote
is not all in, tho indications are that the
entire democratic county ticket is elect
ed. Day leads Clifford by several hun
dred.
PEMBINA, Nov. 1.-The Democrats
have carried this legislative district by
electing DR.. Donovan to the council and
John Bidlake OF Cavalier county and
John Ely of Rolette county to the house.
CAss COUNTY.
FARGO, Nov. 3.-The Farmers ticket,
endorsed by democrats, is elected. DR..
Galloway goes to the council, and Capt.
B. Winham and w. J. Hawk to the house.
Benton (Dem.) is elected sheriff by GOO
majority. All the old county commits
sioners are defeated.
NELSON COUNTY.
LAKoTA, Nov. 3.-Nelson county gives
Clifford 500 majority. The poll was 1864
votes. Pierce, for sheriff, was beaten.
Nelson county gives Clifford 500 majority.
GRIGGs COUNTY.
CooPERsTowN, Nov. 3,-Gifford has a
heavy majority, probably 500. Adams
and Sprague carry solid vote for assem-
bly,. Selby, for council, has majority.
FOSTER COUNTY
CARRINGToS. Nov. 3.-Total vote of
Foster county: Clifford, 265; Day, 100;
Dodge, 2a2; Goodrich, l48; Shook, 24s /;
Dodds, 247; Warren, l39; Perkins, 1856.
TRAILL COUNTY.
MAYvILLE, Nov. 3.-The Trail county
election turns out to be q genuine sur
prise. Regular, Independent and sore
head candidates were 80 numerous that
the Prohibition party managed to elect
three county officials and two commits.