The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-29
COMPLEXION ] y OF
NEXT ASSEMBLY
NOW DISCLOSED
Color Will Be Largely League
Republicans With Sprinkling
of Ants
WILL ORGANIZE AS N. p.
N0npartisan Lines Will Be
Adopted, Eliminating Old
Barriers Entirely

The complexion of the next legisla-
ture assembly will be heavily league
republican, with sprinkling of league
democrats and few independent re-
publicans and democrats. AS sho' vn
by the semi-official returns now avail.
able at the secretary Of states office,
the legislators elected at the recent
general ballot are as follows:
1.-Pembina county: Senator Wal
ter Wexford, league democrat, hold
over; representatives, William Pleas
ance and J. J. O'Connor, league demo-
Gratis; Paul Johnson, democrat.
Part OF Ward No report.
3.-Part of Walsh: Senator, Christ
Levang, republican Lacquer, holdover;
representatives, Henning Gunhus,
league republican,; Alex Ferguson,
league democrat.
Apart of Walsh: Senator, P. j.
Murphy, republican, reelected; repre-
sentative, w. R. Johnson. democrat.
5.-Part of Grand Forks: Senator,
]. P. Hemmingon, holdover, republic
an; representative, P. G. Hanson, re-
publican.
6.-Part of Grand Forks: Senator,
w. S. Whitman, republican,; repre-
sentative, H. F. 7. O'Connor, demo-
crat, reelected.
,o7.-Part of Grand Forks: f.. Senator
Albert Stenmo, republican holdover;
representative, Oliver B. Burtness, re-
publican.
s.-Trail county: Senator, H. H.
McNair, league republican; represent
atives, Ole O. Moen, Oscar R. Nesvig,
Henry Strom, league republicans.
9.-Part of Cass: Senator, Gilbert
W. Haggart, republican follower; rep
resentatlves, Ole L. Engen, Henry j.
Rusch, L. L. Twichell, republicans.
1O.-Part of Cass: Senator, A. G.
Storstad, republican Lacquer; repre-
sentatives, F. R. Johnson, Filing Sew
erson, republicans.
11.-Part of Cass: Senator, Charles
H., Drown, democratic league hold
oyef;, representatives, Peter McLaugh-
III. Republican,; Robert Wadesons re-
publican Lacquer. M. ?. J.,
12.-Towner county: Senator E., N.
Nelson, republican, reelected; repre-
sentatives, c. Ness and H. B. Durkee,
republicans.
13.-Sargent county: Richard Nc
Carten, democratic league holdover;
representatives, Nils Peterson and
Peter Weber, republicans.
14.-Ransom: Senator, Peter A.
Berg, league republican,; representa-
tives, Fred j. Minis and Martin Lar
son, league republicans.
15.-Part of Barnes: Senator,
Frank E. Ployhar, republican hold
over; representative, Burl Carr, re-
publican, reelected.
16.-Steels and Griggs: Senator,
John L. Miklethun, league republican;
representatives., S. w. Johnson, S. r.
Hem, William Bjerke, league repqb-
..f7:-Nelson county: Senator, C. l.
Morkrid, leage republican holdover;
representatives, Lars 0. Friederickson
and F. w. Keitzman, league republic
ans.
18.-Cavalier county: Senator, w.
H. otter, democrat; representatives,
T.. B. Hammond, Joseph McGanivan,
John Reid, democrats.
19.-Rolette county: Senator, John
w. Benson, republican league hold.
over; representatives, James McMan-
us, league republican; Joseph Re
nauld, league democrat.
liam J. Church, league republican;
representatives, John R. Maddox and
John F.. Randall, league republicans.
21.-Ramsey county: Senator
Frank H. Hyland, republican hold
over; representatives, F.. H. Kelly, re
elected; Adolph Mikkelson and Mar
tin Olson, republicans. The league
lost two candidates for reelection il
this district, I M. A. Hoghaug anG
George D. Laird, M. A. Hoghaug anc
%. -Towner county: senator, A
S. Gibbons, republican,, reelected; rep
resentatives, A. J. McLarty and j. w
DUNCAN, republicans.
20. -Stutsman county: Senator
Thomas Pendray, league republican
follower; representatives, John U
Hemmi, republican; l.. H. Larson
John O'Brien, and N. E. Whipple
league republicans.
24-LaMoure county: Senator, r
A Bowman, league republican; repre-
sentatives, James E. Brady and Johl
kelder, league democrats.
25.-Dickey county: Senator, Will
liam Zieman, league republican hold
over; representatives, r. S. johnson
Guu "A. .. RldISAdl, lCoSuC lOpuDilCoAo
26.-Emmons and Kidder: Senator
C. A. Ward, republican Lacquer; rep
resentatives, Fay A. Harding, J. c
Sherman, Rollin v. Weld and Roy A
Yeater.
27.-Burleigh Senator, Carol D
King, republican league holdover
representatives, Frank D. Prater, c
o. Kell and L. d. Prater, republican
leaguers.
28.-Bottineau: Senator, A. M. Ha
gan, league republican,: representa-
tives, J. C. Miller and William Mar
tin, league republicans; L. l.. Stai
and Nels Magnuson, league democrats
29.-Part of Ward: Senator. Thor
wald d. Mostad, league democrat; re
representatives., o. N. eleven, George A
Reishus, Bennie H. Olson and Guy F
Humphreys, republicans.
3O-Part OF Morton: Senator, F
w Mees, league republican; repre-
sentatives, ]. Bollinger, Martin Roller
F. w. McKendry, league republican.
31,-Stark county: Senator, M. L
Mcbride republican follower; repre-
sentatives. Fred w. Turner. republl
Fan: r. L. Roquette and T. F. Murtha
democrats. :
32.-Eddy and Foster: Senator, Q
II nlsnn league republican,; repre-