The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-11-17

show the stand-patters to have a bat.
ance of power and in a bitter fight
they might 60 the Democrats and elect
Democratic senator.
T. RS Man Beaten.
In the first district, Kennedy, Rep,
has won by 1900 over Pollard, Dem,
for congress. In the second district
l. S. Pepper, DEM, has defeated Chas.
erik, the man Roosevelt came here to
assist. In the third district Pickett,
Rep, has an easy victory and in the
fourth it is any ones race. In the
fifth Good, Rep, is victorious and in
the sixth it is toss-up between Ken
dali, Rep, and Hamilton, Dem. In the
seventh, Prouty, Rep, defeated Price,
Dem. In the eighth, Judge Towner,
stand-pat Republican, wins, and in the
ninth Smith has about 500 over Cleve.
land, although the Democrats will not
concede Smiths election. In the tenth
Wood, Rep, is elected and Hubbard.
Rep, carries the eleventh district.
Surprise In Wisconsin.
The Socialist party will be repre-.
sented in the next house of repre-
sentatives by Victor L. Berger OF the
Fifth Wisconsin district, his election
being conceded by the Republican
committee. Incomplete returns show
Berger to be leading his opponent,
Henry G. Cochems, insurgent Repub-
lican, by an apparently safe margin.
The Social Democrats elect their
Milwaukee county ticket by between
1000 and 5000, according to the latest
returns.
Democrats Control West Virginia..
The Democratic victory in the First
congressional district assumed the
proportions of landslide. John w.
Davis, DEM, has been elected by a
majority of more than 1000 to sue
coed William P. Hubbard.
Legislative gains throughout the
state seem to indicate that the legis-
lature will be Democratic on joint bal.
lot, insuring the defeat of N. B. Scott |
of this city for reelection to the |
United States senate.
Montana Is Republican.
Both the republicans and the DEM
ocrats claim control of the legislature |
which is to elect successor to United |
States Senator Thomas H. Carter, the
democrats claiming 81 votes on joint
ballot and the republicans SO. Fifty.
,wo are necessary for choice. Com
)lete returns are not available.
Congressman Pray (rep.) has been
reelected by from $500 to 5000 plu-
'ality, as have Railroad Commissioner
\. E. Morley and Clerk Athey of the
upreme court.
Out of 752 precincts in the state, 359
i've the following vote on congress-
nan: Pray (rep.) 23,651; Hartman
dem.), 1882; majority for Pray,
,129.
South Dakota.
Returns indicate the reelection of
Governor Wesley and the entire state
republican ticket by 10000. The Re.
ublican congressional nominees have
wept the state. Congressman Burke
nd Martin have majorities of about
5000 each. In the South Dakota leg
stature the Republicans will have SO
enator3 to nine for the Democrats.
\ the house there will be fewer Demo.
rats than at the last session.
d. r. Diedrich, in charge of the anti
ounty option fight, estimates that
ounty option has been defeated by
'om 10000 to $4,000. The woman's
lffrage amendment seems to have lost
y large majority.
North Dakota In Doubt.
Bismarck, Nov. 10.-The result of
lie gubernatorial election is still very
luch in doubt, and no one is making
reflections except party headquarters,
here both Republican and Demo.
ratio officials are claiming the cleo.
on by 1000.
The legislature is strongly Repub-
can and will elect McCumber and
roma to the senate.
A sleet storm in the northwestern
art of the state made returns slow
coming in.
Morton county Republicans claim
ohnson has a majority of 1000 there, ?.
nd if that estimate is sustained, 1t
cans the election of Johnson, the
epublican candidate.
Caleb Powers in Conuress