The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-21
243 SEEKING SEATS
LEGISLATURE
AT NOV.8 ELECTION
113 Republicans and II Demo-
Gratis Are Candidates For
Lower Branch
49 IN SENATORIAL BATTLES
l,1 Addition, Senator Fred Aan.
dahl of Barnes Faces
Recall Election

North Dakota voters at the Nov.
general election will elect al legisla
tors out of 243 aspirants to seats il
the state senate and house of repre-.
sentatives.
In the states 40 legislative dis.
tricts, ballots will be cast to elec
members to fill the lib seats in the
house, and Is out of the 49 senator.
ial berths. Odd-numbers districts. il
addition to three in which specia
elections are being held, are naming
senator's at this election.
Candidates for the legislature are
those nominated on the Republican
and Democratic tickets in the June
primary election, besides aSpirants
who have filed by petition as indi-
vidual candidates.
For the house there are 1874 candi-
dates. of which 1l3 are to be listed
in the Republican ballot, II on the
Democratic ticket, and 10 as individual
candidates.
Forty-nine nominees are making
the race for the senate. with % OF
them Oh the Republican ballot. Is OH
the Democratic ticket, and six as in
dividual candidates.
In addition to the regular contests
voters in the 38th district, composed
of part of Barnes county, probably
will vote OH whether Senator Fred CT
Aandahl. a holdover, is to be recall
ed Petitions for a recall election
have been found sufficient. but Aan-
dahl has indicated he may fight the
proposal in the courts.
Republican and Democratic NOM
ineeS for the house of representatives
follow, with the Republican being
named first and the Democrat second
in each instance:
LIST district tPembina) John Hal
crow. Stone Hillman.
John x Olafson Mary A. Rathbun
I. Steenson, Earl D. Symington.
2nd district CPt-ward)-J. E. Stoa
George T. Murray.
3rd district tPt. Walsh)-P. j. Flat
en-. j. A. Witasek.
M. T. Lillehaugen.
4th district tPt. WardD-Donald K
Dixie. Andrew Johnston.
5th district tPt. Grand Forks
David Steedsman. Republican.
9th district .Pt. Grand Forks)-A
Sandlie, Ernest j. Collette.
7th district tPt. Grand Forksy-E
NJ Kent. D. c. Cunningham.
9th district CTrailD--Karl H
Brunsdale. H. w. McInnes, L. c. Ode
gard all Republicans.
9th district opt. CaSSl--k A. Fetch
Republican.
10th district CPt Cass) al. E
Correll, Republican.
18th district 1Pt. Cass) 'zl-Carl H
Dittmer, F. Paul Smith, both Republic
cans.
18th district opt. Richland)-Dan
r. Jones. J. D. Holthusen.
George Warner, H. j. Lawson.
18th district (Sargent-C. c. An
derson. j. w. Bond.
A. N. Layik, P. L. WismeWaki
l4th district Ransom Martin
Larson, F. w. Gustafson.
Martin Lund, Mrs. Freeman Jones
18th district 'tPt. Barnes)-Sam
Oglesby Harry c. Ladbury.
10th district 1Griggs- Steele &C. F.
Carlson, Edward Savre, Bjorn Fugle-
stad. all Republicans.
18th district tNelSon)-O. B Lar
son, r. r. Lofthus, both Republicans.
18th district (Cavalier)-M P.
Biewer, Joseph McGauvram.
yxTi11ioV,, Mo,
NTH
Ed A. Hill. Alfred c. Roy.
Carl Atkinson, Republican.
Goth district Benson Minnie D.
Craig, Alex Link.
j. c. Hanson, Howard Schmid.
21st district (Ramsey)-C. O. Arne-
son. William Firth.
E. A. Lunde, Frank GeSsner.
Edwin Traynor, j. D. McMillen.
22nd district CTowner) B. w. Lem
Ike. w. L. Noyes.
w. j. Gilchrist, Albert Banks.
23rd district (Stutsmanp-W. J
Flanagan, Ben Gilbertson.
G. H. Knobel, Louis A. Mielke.
r. r. Wright, Edwin M Orange
r. E. Strutz, I. L. Wahl
oath district Ga Mourel-C. H
Opdahl, William Boardman.
Milton r. Young, j. w. Kniefel.
25th district Dickey)--J. H. FROZEN
j. F. Fitzgerald.
John w. King. B. L. Nelson
Goth district (Emmons) -Math Dahl
A. r. Corwine.
Val P. Wolf, z. G.. Wells.
9th district tBurleigh) Gordon
Cox, G. A. Anderson.
William Falconer, j. H. Riley.
Milton Rue, j, M. Thompson.
18th district (BottineaU-Fred J
Shurr. Peter Peterson, C. o. Svingen
all Republicans.
10Th district opt. Ward) (z)-AlfreG
Mostad, j. H. Greenhalgh.
H. L. Nelson, Morgan Graham.
Einar Mus, Charles v. Davy.
Jack A. Patterson, w. F. Hays.