Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-12
||l|||h|0 IS WHO
N DAKO7A'S
LEGISLATURE
" sonnel of Next House Will Be
S Republican Non-Part-
I.51 isan
lAGUE SEEMS! TO HAVE
II SPLIT EVEN FOR SENATE
n our Contests Won and an Equal
hi Number Lost-What Will
Hold-overs Do?

Hold Overs Do?
Slowly the returns are definitely an
awering the question of who's Who"
4 II North Dakota's new legislature. The
changes are many, and some of them
IRE quite radical, but there will be a
sufficient number of old heads to guar.
antee consistent working body.
5 New Senators.
New senators whose election is an
assured fact are: =
.,s First-Walter Wexford, Neche, D.
A N. p. '.."-
Fifth. P. Hemmingson, Shawnee.
v r. N. p.
seventh-Albert Stenmo, Grand
Forks. R. N. P.
u Ninth-Gilbert w. Haggart, Fargo,
l' Eleventh-Charles E. Drown, Page,
ID. N. p. , ,a.
Thirteenth-Richard Mccarten, Cog
swell, D. N. P.
III Fifteenth-Frank E. Ployhar, Valley
\ City. R.
Twenty.frst-F. H. Hyland Lake, r.
observation-disclosures Pendray,
Jamestown, r. N. P. ..' .'.
Twenty.seventh-C D. King,
Menoken, R. N. P. '..
Twenty.ninth-Th Mostad,
Minot, D. N. P.
Thirty-drst-M. L. Mcbride, Dickin-
son, R. fa
Thirty-frst-Jam A. Winstrom,
Thirty ". W. Carey. Lide.
erwood, r. M
Thirty.ninth-George F.. Hunt,
Beach, r. N. P.
Forty-third-Edward Hammerly,
Sherwood, r. N. p.
orty.fifth-Ole Ettestad, Balfour. r.
N. P.4-=.r.--.--- %, = - p
Forty-seventh-J. I. ,cahiil, Leith;
r. N. P. :. fra
Forty:ninth-H. P. Jacobson, Mott,
X. N. p. 81 ,,rHE ,;4 Ma," ~
New representatives whose election
! Isl certain are: T""" r. .e::-;L'
;:First-Henry Geiger, r., William
Pleasance and J. j. O'Connor, D. r."
rHIu--F. ". IdHoOll, II. r. ~ -. '
SIXTH. F. T. O'Connor, D: ''3%s, 81
sSeventh-O. X. Lageson, r. n p ~
Ninth-Stewart Wilson and B. G.
TennesOn, r.; E. F. Cole, D.
Tenth-A. G. Storstad, R.; Berndt
n. Sandbeck, R. .. U.s..
Eleventh-Martin Larson, D. N. p;
4 Robert Wadeson, r. N. P. a.
Thirtieth-Nils Peterson, R.
Fifteenth-Berl Carr, r. :
= Twenty-frst-M. A. Hoghaug, r. N.
/. p; F. H. Kelly, R.; George D. Laird,
r. -.
Twenty-third-S. o. Allen, r.. l.. H.
Larson, R. N. p; n. E. Whipple, R.
N. p; Dana Wright, RI.
Twenty.fourth-Paul Ravens, r. N.
P; e. A. Bowman, r. N. p.
Twenty-sixth-Fay Harding, c. A.
ward, Rollan v. Weld, R. n. p; E. F.
i Horlacher, D. N. P. 49,.
Twenty-seventh-Ge n. Varnum,
Frank G. Prater, L. D. Bailey, r. N, P.
Thirtieth-M. S. Lang, L. D. Wiley,
Charles F. Schick, r. N. P.
Thirty.first-C. c. Turner, H. A.
Mackof, H. j. Blanchard. r. /,
Observation-Disclosures A. Wenstrom, ].
N. Kunkel, Roy B. Weld, D. N. P.
Thirty.fourth-F. E. Lazier, r.
hirty.fifth-John Nathan, R. s..,.
Thirty.sixth-John Weber. r. N. P.
Thirty.eighth-C. H. Noltmier, r.
Thirty.ninth-O. C. Martin, Bert D.
Arnold, Obert A. Olson, r. N. P.
Fortieth-W. o. Olson, r. N. p;
G. J. Brown, R. N. p; staale Hendrick.
son, r.
! Forty.second- K Oksendahl, A.
G. Lowe, R. N. p.
Forty.third-G Patterson. D. N. p.
y.fourth-Walter J. Maddox,
Frank ]. Haines, R. N. P.
Forty-fifth-E e Bryans, r. N. P.
Forty-sixth-R. L. Fraser and A. L.
Maxwell, r. N. p; James Rice. r.
Forty-seventh-Martin Kohler, F.
W. Mees, R. N. P. .....-.
Forty.eighth-A. A. Liederbach,
James Harris, August Isaack, r.
Forty-ninth-Henry Moen, H. ].
z Singer, J. NJ. Carignan, r.
Still a Republican.
J. NJ. Carignan of Fort Yates has a
grievance. Thursday morning in an
nOunClnS MS re-elecClON, the IrlDune,
taking its information from the official
abstract of the primary vote as pro
cured from the Office Of the secretary
OF state, listed Jim" as Democrat,
although it had laways known him as
Republican. It now developed that
the Tribune's first bunch was correct
that Carignan remains true to his
marty. and that the mistake was made
in the printing of the abstract. Repre-.
sentative Carignan is to be listed
among the other stalwarts who were
elected to the Fifteenth legislative as.
sembly with no assistance from any
outside source.
y Split Fifty-Fifty.
In eight senatorial contests reported
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