Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-11-13

members.
The Democratic senators are frol
Walsh Grand Forks and La Mour
counties, Walsh having elected tW'
: The Democratic house members com
from Pembina. Walsh. Grand Fork:
La Moure. Cavalier. Stark. Pierce
t Foster and Stutsman counties.
Senate.
Second. Pembina-Christian Cans
sic. Republican.
Third. Walsh -Ruzicke. Demo
crat.
Fourth. Walsh. L. Cashel, Demo
crat.
Sixth, Grand Forks-J. D. Turner
ST.. Democrat.
Eighth. Traffic. l.. Elken. Repub
lican.
Tenth. Cass-E. F.. Gilbert, Repub
lican.
Twelfth. Richland-W l.. Carter
Republican.
Fourteenth, Kansom-Ed Pierce,
Republican. ~
sixteenth, Steel and Griggs-Chas.
Ellingson Republican.
Eighteenth, Cavalier-Henry Nc
Lean, Republican.
| Twentieth, Benson-James Duncan,
Republican.
Twenty-second. Towner-A. S. Glib
bons, Republican.
Twenty-fourth, La Moure-W. C..
Mcdowell, Democrat.
Twenty sixth, Emmons and kidder
H w. Allen, Republican.
Twenty-eighth, Bottineau-E. L.
Garden. Republican.
Thirtieth. Morton-Charles McDon'
aid. Republican.
Thirty-second. Eddy and Roster
Is. NJ. Putnam. Republican.
Thirty-fourth. McHenry-C. W.
Hookway. Republican.
Thirty-sixth, Mcintosh and Logan
Paul T. krets chmar Republican.
Thrty-eighth. Barnes - Martin
Thoreson. Republican.
Fortieth, Cavalier-C. W. Plain. Re-
publican. ~
Forty-second. Mountrail - H. J.
Linde, Republican.
Forty-sixth. McLean-J. F. Williams.
Republican.
; Forty-eighth, Billings. Oliver and
Mercer-John Young. Republican.
| Forty-ninth. Hettinger and Adams
H. P. Jacobson. Republican.
House Of Representative.
First. Pembina-Charles Edwards
and J. J. O'ConnOr, Democrat.
Second. Pembina-Henry Geiger
Republican.
Third. Walsh-N. T. Hedelan, Re-
publican. C. l. Christensen, Democrat
with O. T. Loftsgard and E. VAN
blem. Republican. tied for the other
place
Fourth, Walsh-J. H. Frame and
Jacob Nelson, Republican.
Fifth. Grand Forks-A. A. Davis.
and John S. Kyllo. Republican.
Sixth, Grand Forks-James Collins.
Republican and w. " OConnor, Dem
ocrat.
Seventh, Grand Forks--W S. Dean.
and O. X. Lageson. Republican.
Eighth, Traill-W J. Burnett, S. X.
knutson and O. J. Sorlie. Republican.
Ninth. Cass-W. ]. Price, Alex Stern
and F. H. Stranahan. Republican.
Tenth. Cass-J. B. Akesson and S.
E. Ulsaker. Republican.
Eleventh, CASA. L. Peart and
James f. Hill. Republican.
Thirteenth. Sargent J. Mar
um Republican.
! Fourteenth, Ransom-John Aas-
helm and E. c. Andrus. Republican.
Fifteenth. Barnes-George H. Law
and Frank E. Ployhar, Republican.
Sixteenth. Steel and Griggs-A. O.
Anderson. Ole Paulson and S. J.
Tande. Republican.
Seventeenth. Nelson-E. c. DISCARD
and R. J. Gardiner. Republican.
Eighteenth. Cavaliers. j. A.. Boyd
and August Moritz. Republican.
Nineteenth. Rolette-John E. Brown,
Republican.
Twentieth. Benson James Kane.
and P. ]. Moen. Republican.
Twenty-first, Ramsey-Bernt Ander.
son. Frank H. Hyland and Norman
Morrison, Republicans.
Twenty-second. Towner N. W.
Hawkinson and N. O. Johnson. Re-
publicans.
Twenty-third. Stutsman-Wilbert B.
DVA\ouf. 1NiCudlu cHuIdy llCpuDllC-
ans; John r. Fried. Democrat; Wal
| ters. Republican. and Karpen, Demo-
crat. close for the fourth place.
Twenty-fourth, La Moure-A. W.
Cunningham, Republican; ]. A. T.
Bjornson. Democrat.
Twenty-fifth. Dickey-C. E. Knox.
Republican,
Twenty-sixth. Emmons andd Kidder
d. R. Streeter and w. P. futile. Re-
publicans.
Twenty-seventh, Burleigh - Frank
J. Fox and E. A. Williams, Republic
ans. ~
Twenty-eighth, Bottineau - H. c.
Harry and James Whitmore. Repub-
licans.
Twenty-ninth. Ward-W. R. Bond.
John J. Lee. r. A. Nestos and A. NJ.
Thompson. Republicans.
Thirtieth, Morton-Jotn C. Burns.
J. NJ. Hanley and w. F.. Martin. Re-
publicans.
Thirty-first. Stark-W. G. Ray. FL,
Roquette and Ole Tollefson, Demo-
Gratis. ~"
Thirty-second, Eddy and Foster -
s. A. Olness, Republican; s. J. Doyle,