Fors)thprecinct^Carter, 55: Maginnis,^64; Power. 66; Toole. 67; Conrad, 63; Rick^^ards. 64; Brown. 62: Rotwitt 66: Collins,61;^Hickman, 68; Fitzgerald, 61: Kenney, 67;^Haskell, 45; Pemberton, 54: (Gannon, 66;^Russell, 61; Black. 68; DeWolfe, 69; Bick^^ford, 62: Dewitt, 66: Armstrong, 61; Har^^wood, 66; Cope, 65; Kennedy, 52
msjorityand
ChoteaaCounty
TheBig Sandy vote is counted in full,^Toole, 6 majority: Maginnis. 8 majority^Box Elder | Bremer) precinct went almost^or quite solid democrat^40 votes polled.
Mariasprecinct which went solid;
bendConnty.
DillonThe vote of Dillon precinct on^congressman u Carter, 212; Maginnis 171.^Power. 218; Toole, 176.
MeagherConnty.^White Sulphur Springs is about a stan, ^^off all round A majority of 7 each for^Carter and Po ner ont a total vote of 88
TheNorth Dakota Resell
BisstAacK.N. D , Oct i ^The official^count for tbe city shows an averave major^^ity for the republican ticket of 168. Pri^^vate telegrams from twenty five legislative^districts shows the election of sixty seven^of the legislature favorable to^Gilbert A Pierce for the United State* sen^^ate Four more are known to be for Pierce^in safe republican counties, giving him 71^votes ont of a total of 92 In both house*.^Eleven county pr cincts and the city of^Bi-marck give a majority ol 449 against^prohibition. The constitution is carriedal-^aolidlv.
Tbellsboro, N. D., Oct, i^Traile
countywill go republican i^bibition is vory doubtful.
SontbDnkota Keewlta.
Yankton.S, D , Oct. 1 ^Reports from^H ttchlson county indicate a sweeping de-^I In tbe republican majority, if not a^drainriialM majority..
