The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-18
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LIST OF WEINBERG OF THE
STATE LEGISLATURE FOR
COMING SESSION
ALLPARTIESR fPRESENTED
membership will be Composed Of
stalwarts, Prosressives and Sew
entssn Dsmoerats-Mueh to
bs Done by Them.

b Done by Them.
Following is the list of
members Of the state legislature as
returned by the vote Of the people at
the recent election:
Senate.
Second, Pembina-Christian Carr
sic. republican.
Third. walsh -Ruzicks. demo-
crat.
Fourth, Walsh. L. Cashel. demo-
crat.
Sixth, Grand Forks. D. Turner,
ST., republican
can.
Tenth. Cass-E. F. Gilbert, republic
can.
Twelfth, Richland-w. L. Carter,
republican.
Fourteenth, Ransom = Ed. Pierce,
republican.
Sixteenth, Steele, and Griggs-Ch.s.
Ellfngson, 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. G..
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 Fosters.
M. Putnam, republican.
Thirty-fourth, McHenry - G. ".
Hookway, republican.
Thirty sixth, Mcintosh and Logan
Paul T. Kretschmar, republican.
Thirty-eighth, Barnes-Martin Thor
eson, republican,
Fortieth. Cavalier-C. w. Plain, re-
publican.
Forty-second, Mountrail - H. j.
: Linde, republican.
sixth, Mclean - J. E. Will
Jams, republican.
Forty eighth, Billings, Oliver and
Mercer-John Young, republican.
Forty-ninth, Hettinger and Adams
Fl. p. Jacobson, republican.
House Of Representatives.
First, Pembina-Charles Edwards
and ]. ]. O'Connor, democrat.
Second. Pembina = Henry Geiger,
republican.
Third, Walsh-N. T. Hedelan, re-
publican, G. !. Christianson, democrat
with o. T. Loftsgard and E. wamblem
republican, tied for 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. v. O'Connor, demo-
crat.
Seventh. Grand Forks-w. S. Dean
and G. K. Lageson, republican,
Eighth, Traill-W. j. Burnett, S. K.
knntson and o. J. Sorlie, republican.
Ninth, Cass-W. J. Price, Alex Stern
and e, H. Stranahan, republican.
Tenth, Cass-J. b. Akesson and n
Ulsaker, republican.
Eleventh, CASA. L. Peart and las.
e. HILL republican.
Thirteenth, Sargent-Peter J. Narum
republican.
Fourteenth, Ransom-John Aasheim
and p. G. Andrus, republican,
Fifteenth, Barnes-George II. Law
and Frank E. Ployhar, republican.
Sixteenth, Steele and Griggs-A. q
Anderson, Ole Paulson and S. T. Tande
republican.
seventeenth, Nelson-E. G. DISCARD
and r. j. Gardiner, republican.
Eighteenth, Cavaliers. + A. Rovd
and August Moritz. republican.
Nineteenth Ro1efto-Toh. n r...
republican.
Twentieth, Benson = James Kane
and P. ]. Moen, republican.
Twenty-f1rst Ramsey-Bernt Ander.
son. Frank H. Hyland and Norman
Morrison, republican.
Iwenty-second, Towner - N. W.
Hawkinson and N. o. johnson. renuh.
lican.
Twenty third. Stutsman-wilbert r
Default, Richard Pendray. republican:
John B. Fried, democrat; Walters. re-.
publican. and Karpen, democrat. close
Tor the fourth place.
Iwenty-fourth, La Moure - A. W.
Cunningham, republican: J. A. ~
Bjornson, democrat.
Twenty fifth. Dickey-c. z. Knox,
republican. &
SS~ASS 0SAnSA1s EI1ulNOuS and kfGdor
ID. R. Streeter and W. p Tn+tla
republican. $500
Twenty-seventh. Burleigh ~ Frank
J. Fox and e. A. Williams, republican
Twenty eighth. Bottineau g 81. g.
hairy and James Whitmore. republi-
ty-ninth, ward-w. R. Bond,
John J. Lee. r. A. Nestos and a. M.
Thompson. republican. ,''l -
Ihirtieth. Morton John G. Burns.
=. M. Hanley and w. e. Martin, re-
ty-frst Stark O. Ray, +. i,
Roquette and Ole Tollefson. democrats.
Inlrly-second. Eddy and Fosters
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