The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-29

81 CANDIDATES FOR a VACANClEM
STATE SEVATE-2l6 SEEK ll3 PLACES
MLDWR HOUSE, STATE LEGElA TURE

which elections will be held this
year, survey by the Associated
Press shows. OF this number four
are Democrats and the remainder are
Republicans, either IVA or N0npar-
tisan, the survey reveals. lnforma-
ton was obtained by a QUESTIONABLE
sent out to county auditors since On
ly the number Of successful candi-
dates are certified to the secretary
of state after the primary election.
| Under the state law only the even
numbered legislative districts cioct
senators this year.
Two hundred and sixteen candi-
dates are seeking the 113 places in
the lower house. Of this number 10
| are Democrats.
Candidates for the senate and
house, by districts and counties, fol-
low:
First district, Pembina county,
! Houses. G. Best. Walhalla; Barney
| Eastman, Akra and l. J. Foster, Bath
I gate, Nonpartisans; John HalcrOw,
Bowesmont; G. w. Huffman, Buckoo
and John X. Olofson, Gardar, indc-
pendents.
Second and 10Th districts, Ward
county. for scnate-second district
Martin w. Early, Foxholm, lndcpend-
ent and John E. Flecktcn, kenmale,
| Nonpartisan. For the House--Emmer
|-D. Page, Minot; Robert Larson,
brady; J. A. Miller, Ryder and Z: M.
| Gran, Minot, Nonpartisans; Einar
| Mus and John Ehr. Minot; John n.
| Burns, Survey, and X. A. Johnson and
Edward r. kamrud, Makoti. lnde-
pendcnts.
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county,. J. Murphy. Grafton. sena-
tor. fourth district. Representatives,
third district-Jamcs Cooper. Ford
Vile; o. n. Hanson, Fairdale; Aaron
Levin. Park River and NJ. I. Lille
haugcn, Brockcr. Representatives.,
fourth district-Donald X. Dixie,
Grafton and Andrew Johnson, Forest
Rive.
Eighth District-Traill County
For senator: Edwin L. Bagge. Cum
lmings, Nonpartisan; c. N. Bruins
dale. Mayville, Independent. For
'represcntativcs-P.J J. Bohnsack, Hills.
boro, Carl f. johnson, Hatton and
Guy L. Elkcn. Mayvillc, Independents
and H. w. McInncs. Kelso, Nonparti-
! san.
Ninth district-part Of Cass. County
For representatives: l.. L. Twitchell.
"A. w. Fowler and j. A.. Jardinc, all
of Fargo.
Tenth district-part Of cass County
for senator: A. J. Storstad. Horace
and John Van Arnam. Kindred. For
representatives: w. J. Bell, Cassel-
ton: John Plath. Davenport and Ole
Tunbcrg, Kindred.
Eleventh district-for representa-
tives: Harry Roberts, Tower City;
Robert Wadcson. Alice and William
Watts. Leonard /.
/ Twelfth district--part of Rchland
county-Scnate: Joseph &. Forbes.
Wahpcton. For representatives: y. >.
Gunderson. Christine; Dan r. Jones,
4 Wahpeton; George Worncr, Great
Bend, Republicans; NJ. N. Borman,
Abercrombie and j. d. Halthusen,
Tyler. Democrats.
1 Thirty district-part. of
Richland county-for represe natives:
NJ. H. Lidgerwood; John c. Polfuss,
Hankinson and I. W. Radcliffe, Leo
nard.
Thirteenth distrct-Sargent county
son. Rutland: Lars johnson, Minor;
!, Anton NJ. Lovik. Minor and A. NJ.
| Thompson, Cogswell. Republicans; IL
.
! Fourteenth district-Ransom county
flor senator: r. f.. Babcock, Elliott,
Nonpartisan; w. G. Croker, Lisbon,
Independent. For representatives:
f. Mark Stanley, Minor and A. {.
Brauer, Nome. Nonpartisans; Albert
Hauge, Mcleod and John Henrick-
son. Fort Ransom, Independents.
I Fifteenth district--part Of Barnes
county-for representatives.: George
N. Rasmussen. Darcy. Nonpartisan and
Percy r. Trnbshaw, Valley City, In
dependent.
Thirty-eighth distrfct--part of Bar
mes county-for senator: c. J. Olson,
Valley City. Nonpartisan and Jesse
j. Taylor, Oriska, Independent. For
Representatives: Thomas Gudmistad,
| Litchville. Independent and William X.
Jones, Nonpartisan.
i Sixteenth district--Griggs and
Steele cOunties--f0r senator: Stccn
H. Nelson, Finley. independents; T.
q. Satire, Finley, Nonpartisan. For
representatives.: I. w. Standby.
Hope; L. r. Larson, Binford. and
John Sad. Cooperstown, Independents
re. F.. Carlson, Hope; f. E. Iverson
Binford; George E. Bratsup, Sutton;
w. w. Boutwell,, Hannaford and Will
liam LaPlant, Jessie, Nonpartisans.
Seventeenth district-Nelson county
for representatives: Richard Lof-
thus. Neville and Fred Ferries. Lake.
ia, Progrcssives; Ole Hildri, Peters.
burg, and Salveig Raunsborg, Ancta
Independents.
\ Eighteenth district-Cavalier county
for senator: Sam Iverson, Alscn
Republican; Ed. A. Hill, Clyde, Non.
partisan and ". H. Porter, Calvin
Democrat. For representatives
Tom Amath, Wales; Emil Hauggi.
Calvin and John NJ. Peterson, Mona
Nonpartisans; A. n. Flam, Nekoma;
Charles VI. Lawson, Clyde, and Hugh
Mcdowell, Langdon, Republicans:
John Kolstad, Wang; Joseph Nc
Gauvrau, Osnabrock and Peter Nai-
smith, Sarles, Democrats.
Nineteenth distrfct-Rollettc coun.
|ty-for representatives: James Nc
i Manus, st. John; J. +. Twctcn, Ro..
lette and Henry E. Hendrickson, Mylo
Republicans. s''' i.
| twentieth disttict--BensUn county
for senator: CIV. Fine, Shcyenffc
i Nonpartisan and j. NJ. Anderson.
Toxic, Independent. For represents
tives: Mary f. Bowman, Brinsmadc
and John .Aaker, Baker, Independents;
Minnie d. Craig, Esmond and w. D.
Conway, Leeds. Nonpartisans.
first district Ramsey coun'
ity--Lars E1lingson. Brinsmadck s..
w. Thompson, Devils Lake; G. A.
Sagcn. Edmore and Edwin TrAynot
Starkwcather, Republicans.
4 Twenty-second districtAaTownei
lcounty-for senator: A. j. McLarty
/ Starkweather. Nonpartisan; S. J. At.
kins. Cando, Republican Independent;
Henry Hammcrly Cando, Democrat
I Jndenendent. For rcpresentatives:r
A. Simpson, Bisbec and J. W. F.
johnson, Hansboro, Republican. indie.
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