Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-09
LEGISLATURES COMPILE
TON IS STILL A QUESTION
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side over the senate, was elected as q
Non.Partisan nominee on the Republi
can ticket. During his former term as
acknowledgement he was known as
a Progressive. The hold-over senators
who will sit in the Fifteenth assembly
are as follows:
Second-J. A. Englund, Kenmare.
Fourth-P. J. Murphy, Grafton.
Sixth-Nick n. Nelson, Emerald.
Eighth--John E. Paulson, HillsbOro.
Tenth-H. J. Rowe, Casselton.
Twelfth-Ed NJ. Nelson, Paramount.
Fourteenth-Charles o. Heckle, Lis
bon.
sixteenth-Charles Ellingson. Sbar-
Eighteenth-Henry Mclean, Han.
nah.
Twentieth-A. J.. Kirkeide, Churchs
Ferry.
Twenty.second-A. s. Gibbons. Can
do. r..,.t.. =.
Twenty.fourth-c. H, Porter, La.
Twenty:sl1th-H. W. Allen, Brad.
dock.
Twenty.eighth-L. P. sandstrom,
Bottineau.
Thirtieth-W. E. Martin, Mandan.
Thirty.second-T. N. Putnam, Car
rington.
Thirty.fourth-D. H. Hamilton. Eek.
man.
Thirty.sixth-P. T. Kretschmar. Ven
turia.
Thirty.eighth-Martin Thoreson.
Fingal.
Fortieth-Oscar Lindstrom, Noonan.
Forty.second-F. T. Gronvold, Rug
by. A., s.tr au. E:y.,t.
Forty.fourth-E. X. Skies, Stanley.
Forty.sixth-C. W. McGray, Under
wood. t.st III .2i&.#
Forty.eighth-John Young, Mann.
haven. ~" ...-....
- Republicans In Majority. .
A, Republican majority for the SEN
ate is certain. OF the "a hold.over
senator's named, all are Republicans
except Nick N. Nelson OF the Sixth
and D. H. Hamilton, of the 34th. Mem
bers Of the Fourteenth assembly who
were candidates for reelection are A.
NJ. McFadden of Neche, from the
First; William Porterfield, Democrat,
Of Fargo, from the Ninth; Frank w.
Vail of Sargent. from the Thirteenth
Frank H. Hyland Of Devils Lake, from
the 21st; Walter R. Bond Of Minot,
from the Goth; M. L. Mcbride of Dick
inson, from the 31st, and Hans Jacob
son Of Mott, from the 10th. OF these,
the return Of Mcbride and Jacobson is
certain. Porterheld Of Fargo is de-
feated for reelection by Gil Haggart,
Republican,; Frank Hyland of Devils
Lake has won over Myron King OF
|Starkweather, Non:Partisan league
nominee on an Independent ticket.
Walter r. Bond Of Minot will not re.
turn, Mostad succeeding him.
Reports from Fargo last night indi'
Gated that Charles E. Drown Of Page,
Democrat, has defeated w. e. Clark,
Of Tower City, Republican, for the SEN
ate from the Eleventh district.
In Mclean county the league elect
ed two Of its candidates to the house
r.. l.. Fraser and A. L. Maxwell
while the third league candidate
James E. McAdoo, Socialist,-was de-
feated by James Rice, Republican.
Missing Faces.
Familiar faces which will be missing
In the senate when the next session
convenes are those Of o. T. Loftsgaard
Of Hoople, o. o. Trageton of North
wood, H. A. Bronson Of Grand Forks
B. H. Mallough of Emsden, c. F. Mud
gett of Valley City, R. J. Gardiner Of
Brocket, A. L. Nelson of Rolette, Al
fred Steele of jamestown, Ira A
Barnes of Glendale, E. A. Hughes Of
Bismarck. Alloys Wartner Of Harvey
J. E. Davis Of Goodrich, A. F. Bonzel
Of Lidgerwood, Ed Hoverson Of Beach
w. B. diversion of Williston, O. J. CLARK
Of Sherwood, l.. c. Albrecht Of Ana
moose and Ferdinand Leutz Of Heb
ron. These members Of the upper
house in the Fourteenth assembly eth
er did not seek denomination at the
primaries or were defeated in the pr
maries.
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