The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-07
Indications Point to Good In.
dependent Margin in
House

dISO, ~. H., NOV. J.-1 mere were
but q contests in the House of Rep
resentatives in North Dakota at. the
election Tuesday.
Control Of the house by the indie
pendents was definitely assured,
with prospects that the total menu
bership with Independents backing
would be between 81 and IS with 81
necessary to control.
Those elected without opposition
follow:
Second district. H. Burkhart,
Republican, Nonpartisan.
Third district-Knute Boo, Adams,
Republican Independent; Aaron Le-
vim. Park River, Republican Nom
partisan.
Fourth district-Andrew Johnston,
Forest River, Republican Independ-
emit.
Fifth district-David Steedsman,
kempton, Republican Independent.
Sixth district--C. Vernon Free
man. Grand Forks, Republican indie
pendent.
Seventh district-E. f. Veiton,
Emerado, Republican Independent.
Eighth district-Philip Bohnsack,
Hillsboro, Republican Independent;
Carl H. Brunsdale, Mayville, Repub-
lican Independent; Carl E. johnson,
Hatton. Republican Independent.
Ninth district-H. F. Horner, Far
go, Republican Independent; j. A.
Jardine, Fargo, Republican Inde-
pendent; L. L. Twichell, Fargo, Re-
publican Independent.
Tenth district-W. j. Bell, Cassel-
ton, Republican Independent; Johr
G. Plath, Davenport, Republican In
dependent. 49,. -;
Eleventh district - William L.
Plath, Woods, Republican Independ.
emit; F. Paul Smith, Armenia, Repub-
lican Independent.
Thirteenth district-O. C. Ander-
son, Rutland, Republican Nonparti-
san; A. N. Lavik, Minor, Republic
can Nonpartisan.
Fourteenth district-A. E. Carter,
Venlo, Republican Independent; Fred
E. Mau, Enderlin, Republican indie
pendent.
Sixteenth district-E. E. Iverson.
Binford, Republican Nonpartisan; l.
W. STANDBY, Hope, Republican In
dependent; C. F. Carlson, Hope, Re-
publican Nonpartisan.
Seventeenth district-R. E. Ham,
ilton, Dahlen, Republican Independ-
emit; John D. johnson, Aneta, Repub-
lican Independent.
Nineteenth district-James Nc
Manus, st. John, Republican Nom
partisan; Carl Atkinson, Mylo, Re-
publican Nonpartisan.
Twentieth district-Minnie D..
Craig, Esmond, Republican Nom
partisan; A. M. Erickson, Minnewau-
kan, Republican Nonpartisan.
Twenty-first district-F. H. Hem
derson, Lawton, Republican Inde-
pendent; w. A. Hausmann, Churchs
Ferry, Republican Independent: Ed
win Traynor, Starkweather, Repub-
lican Independent.
Twenty-second district-R. R.
Gibbons, Cando, Republican Inde-
pendent; Alex Currier, Cando, DEM
OcraC,
Twenty-third district-Frank M.
Brown, Montpelier, Republican Inde-
pendent; Fred G. Kneeland, James.
town, Republican Independent; Ar
thur ]. Rulon, jamestown, Republi-
can Independent; E. A. Watt. Wood.
worth, Republican Independent.
Twenty-foutth district-C. H. On
dahl, Marion, Republican Nonparti-
san; L. H. Steen, Kuhn, Republican
Nonpartisan.
Twenty-sixth district-O. E.. Er.
ickson, Tappen, Republican Non,
partisan; A. S. Kraft, Strausburg.
Republican Nonpartisan; Anton Lar:
son, Temvik, Republicans Nonpartf-
san; Carl Larvick, Temvik, Republic
can Independent.
Twenty-seventh district-Gordon
B. Cox, Bismarck, Republican Inde-
pendent; NJ. J. Olson, Jr., Driscoll,
Republican Independent; J. NJ.
Thompson. Wilton, Republican Inde-
pendent.