The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-12
ONLY 20OPP0NENTS
WERE SENT T0bODY
INRECENT ELECTION
Walsh Springs Surprise BY
EIecting Independent Over
Nonpartisan
GREENE WINS IN STUTSMAN
Whelan, Times and Bonner Are
|rreguIars Coming to Next
Session

Fargo, N. D., Nov. 12.-P-Of tfae
senator's who will serve in the next
session ir the North Dakota legisla-
ture, % will be Nonpartisans and 20
have been elected without allegiance
to that political organization, it is dis
closed In q report covering the sena-
torial elections Of this week.
Previous figures had placed the In
dependent number at 10. but it was
increased one when the fourth district
In Walsh county, contrary to all ex-
pectations, elected Albert Trovaaten.
an Independent Democrat. over Aaron
Levin, seasoned Nonpartisan house
member who was nominated in June
on the Republican ticket for the place
that Senator George Hoople aban-
doned.
The final turn to E. E. Greene,
Nonpartisan, in Stutsman county, by
a narrow margin over Miss Mary Nc
Chimes, who made remarkable run
as a sticker candidate. gave that place
to the Nonpartisans.
In the group of newly-elected SEN
ators are Thomas Whelan, always an
Independent but who was a candidate
without Independent Endorsement
and who defeated the regular indor-
see. D. ]. Times of Grand Forks,
who is not Nonpartisan but who de-
feated the regular Independent NOM
inee in June, Is another of the new
group of senators. A. F. Bonner, Jr..
Richland county. may or may not list
himself with the Independents in or
sanitation He comes into his second
term in the senate with the next ses-
6iOn
The newly elected group Of state
senators follows:
I. ThomaS9Wheland Und) Pembina
county.
3. Arthur Trovaaten und DEM
Walsh.
5. j. E. Eastgate Gnd) Grand Forks.
7. Dana j. Times unO Grand
Forks
9. Arthur w. Fowler und) Cass.
II. william Watt dnO Cass.
Is. w. S. Handley (NP) Sargent.
ID. Charles G. Bangert (NP) Ran
som.
Is. N. simonson CNP) Steele.
II. L. o. Fredrickson mp Nelson.
10. Albert Dubay (NP) Rolette.
81. G. F.. Drew Nnd Uem) Ramsey.
%. E. E. Greene (NP) Stutsman.
Is. A. S. Marshall (NP) Dickey.
q. s. s. Mcdonald (NP) Burleigh.
%. G. A. Jones (NP) Ward.
81. j. P. Cain unO Stark.
81. G. M. Indergaard (NP) Foster
and Eddy.
80. w. E. Matthaei (NP) Wells.
IS. o. E. Erickson (NP) Kidder and
Sheridan.
81, A. F. Bonner, Jr., Ond) Richland.
80. G. j. Olson (NP) Barnes.
80. Gust Wog CNP) Bowman, Golden
Valley, Slope, Billings.
Al. j. K. Brosteun (NP) Mckenzie.
43. ". j. Trout (NP) Renville.
IS. Alex Lind (NP) Williams.
A. William Klamath mp Grant
and Sioux.
4s. Frank j. Regeth (NP) Mercer,
OllvcI dIlO 0ull11s
70. Herman Thorson (NP) Hettinger
and Adams.
Regeth was elected for two years in
the recall election in his district In
June.
Holdover senators and their politi-
cal designation follow.
2. j. H. Burkhardt (NP) Ward.
4. p. J. Murphy Und; Walsh.
6. w. s. Whitman dnd) Grand
Forks.
8. Carl Brunsdale unO Trail.
10 william Plath und) Cass.
IL, H. A. Field unO Richland.
Is. w. H. Porter nnO Cavalier.
20. G. w. Fine (NP) Benson.
%. s. ]. Atkins Und) Towner.
"a. w. D. Lynch Und) LaMoure.
26. Anton Larson (NP) Emmons.
%. Nels Magnuson (N7) Bottineau.
30. w. e. Martin Und) Morton.
"a. D. H. Hamilton (NP, McHenry.
SO. C.. A. Miller und) Mcintosh and
Logan.
40. g. E. Erickson (NP) Divide and
Burke.
q. P. T. dronvold Gnd) Pierce.
A. r. w. Patten mp Mountrail.
g. e. G.. stucke (NP) Mclean.
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