Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-10


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MA.nRITY M =
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SENAT TAREE
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~ ,HOUSE ONE
-econtln0eof FROM fase -.
Twenty-nrst. Edward Tray4or,
Illnd), GA. sagen, tInd), a. ]. Jack
son. y. tlnd).
Twenty-secotd, A. c. Currie. {Ind).
M. G. Olson, (Ind).
Twenty-thir John ". Carr, (Ind).
tInd3. A So Is ossan,r sno} cIn q y ouaue'
,o,,rth =, y s.a., ~, :
q .Ard,'ser .ou IMH =: u. steen. tSS'' g
=. tArduser. (N).
Twenty, NTH. p. $. Hodges. t1nd).
I'D. Root, (Ind).
Tw~entyssixth. Roy Ysater, (N), p.
-; Weisbeck, (N), Q. p. Erickson,
AN1 herbert F. SWEET, (N). :"
-IWenty-seventh. Victor =. Ander-
ieon, llnd). =. e. Heatou, (Ind). p. G.
11arringtop, llnd).
Iwenty-eighth. ]: G. Miller. (N),
+: stretch, (N). Fred ]. Shurr.
rtN1, Fred p. Sims. (N).
.se.i1e DOuelieA1S,
Ind). Einar Nuns. (Ind5. :,
Thirtfeth, Jacob Bollinger, tInd). J.
I. line (N), p. r. Heibeling, (N).
Ihlrty.n rst, Plus Kopp. (Ind).r G.
=. Starke, und), Herman Rabe,
3: 2. Iarkin, (N1, r. +. johnson,
IN
ih'rty-third, Roy 3, Wells, (N). J.
!. Hart, (lnd).
Ihirty-fourth. r.. F. Lazier, (N).
Thirty- .tsth y w; IaeInpie, w.
NJ. W Kai1v Gndt MtehasI' Gna.
I1,a A'' NAAo(' Mici'aei rAenhe'
Th,
,r w q: NJ. Lynch (lno9'
: NJ ~ ..aueiine' (1n33;
fN, y -eis Wiiaam tt. Jones
\1,r.
John Guam. IN. o. G. Martin fN5'.
Fortieth, r. B. Kellogg. (N), O. T.
anderson. (N). Elmer w. Cart, (N).
F~orty-hrst, Fred Eckert, (N), John
Sethrc, a(N). Ben FsdEe, (N), P. r.
Doyle, i(N), George Lake, (N).
Forty-second, L. a. Larson, (Ind),
d. L.. Peters. (1nd).
Forty-third. G. Patterson. (N).
sore ",'y E,.a ! an water Maddox, (N)'
Forty-ffth. IN - Rrva na LN,
Forty-siyth a 7 T~.n,danhnoI ~,
| Oscar Oberg M II ASVorsI H1NSS,"
F~ortv-soventh c1a,,da ao.,
| Indj, i. r. Rrown 1IndS AoNeS'
Fortv-eiehth r. = I"'y Lar
| George " Mnr+on ~, NJ
(N).
= rorty-nlnth. .. r; Upland. (N). II.
~ tIeHSputs. wv y. II. McCay, (N).
A:.o1.
~. f'-a6. &
Pembinn County 4
In the first legislative district which,
crow Of Bowesmont, Paul Johnson OF
Mountain and J. K. Olafson Of. Gardar
all of whom are Independents, were
Best Of &Walholla was on the ballot
n ne was
SECOND Distr,ct
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.,.ts 80 n . ~ stc 90 W. u.sellc. Whlen CON
partisan League Legislative candidates
were victorious in the Republican pri-
mary with the result; that they also
won In the general election. They are
). =: F~leckten, senate, and j. Fl.
Burkhart, Berthold, house.
Th,rd Distr,ct
rha Now ,r+is.n. oarr,oa
ne NoHPart1sans carried me lie
western Walsh county also. The con-
test was close b g. H. Hope Of
aoopie, and Aaron Levin Of Park
River, the league candidates have
been elected TO the house, * = Z
Grand EorLs co,ntv4 ;s&5'
N.Y. -s.Is
.yaa nv ~ "1 Gro ~ nus a"aue q clean
out difficulty and elected ". S. whit
man as senator from the sixth dis
trlct and, q. Hanson, Northwood.
y. Veltch, Emerado, as Y mem
bers for the fifth, sixth a~nd>seventh
districts respectively, n dif1-
~ Fourth District
Instha fourth district ea stern ". lsb
county. p. i. -Murphy, Grafton nnd,
Frank Slominski' warsaw were ra-
elected n the senate and house re-
snectivelV. without onposition.
III
TrallT County
The Independents gained a seat in
IN senate IN rail- county . where
ent vas elactad ~.mcceadinn y "a
Arnold. Nonnartisan Thrae 1nda'
nandent house mamhers we're also
eiected ~ renresent tho eirhth disD
tr,ct $ 80
Cass County 4
The three legislative districts which
are included in Cass county, the ninth,
tenth and eleventh, are sending
naxt seas.on1 ~ The sagisla t,,ra one
Ho"I SSSs:oil u LIE sASIatuie oHo