The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-10-08
DAKOTA TERRITORIAL NEWS.
pakota,s Democracy.

Dakota's Democracy.
Aberdeen, Dak., Special Telegram, Ss5t.
30.-The vote on the formal ballotin the
democratic territorial convention did MOI
vary materially from the informal ballot.
Mr.. Johnson received votes as follows:
Brown, 8; Campbell, 2; Dickey, 4; Grant,
2; Hanson, 2; Lincoln, 81; Mcintosh, 2; Min
nehaha, 8; Moody. 5; Morton, i; Stuts.
man, A; Turner, 1; Walworth, 2; Wells, 2.
Mr.. MaTratta received:
Aurora, !; Barnes, 5; Billings, 2; Brook.
ings. !. Brsie, !; Gia= s; Dawson, Day 4;
Edmunds, 1; Griggs, 3; Hamlin, a; Jerauld,
2; Kingsbury, 2; La Moure, B; Logan, 3:
Lyman, 2; McHenry, 2; Mcpherson, 8;
Pennington, 1; Ransom. a; Richland, Z;
Stutsman, 2; Turner, 8; Union, 6; Wal
worth, 1; Yankton, 4.
The rest of the votes were for Mr. Day.
Mr. Day accepted the nomination in a brief
speech, promising a stiff fight and an active
canvass. Delegate YAM Of the Black Hills
spoke in Ia 0 oil harmony within the Dem
ocratic ranks. 1t was moved that n COM
mIttee OF seven be appointed by the chair to
select a territorial central committee to cor.
sist OF one member IRON each legislative dis
trict, two from the Black Hills and two
from the counties northwest OF the Nilsson
ri river. j.. c. Ryan of Lake moved to
amend by allowing the delegates present
- O6A SetNA ~ y W 0ClCLU NIlC
own committeemen. The amendment pre-
vailed. The committee as afterward an
nounced, is:
First district, Oscar K. Rae, Lincoln: Sec
ond, DIR. j. b. Vanyelson, Yankton; Third.
S. Simpson, Douglas; Fourth, ID. ID. Gid
den, Minnehaha; Fifth, M. H. Pawiey, Da-
wilson; Sixth, John Brennan, Lake; Sew
enth, A. NJ Keller, Kingsbury; Eighth,
George S. Nave, Sanborn; Ninth, +. K.
Strawder, Clapk; Tenth, l.. f. Arnold,
Potter; Eleventh, Charles III. Price, Hyde:
Twelfth, Henry j. CHASER, Grant; Thir-
teenth, L.. G. Johnson, Brown; Fourteenth,
w. E. PurcelL Richland; Fifteenth, John III.
Hill, Grand Forks; Sixteenth, NIX Marin
an, Walsh; Seventeenth, G.. b.. Valladighamr
Barnes; Eighteenth, Il. N. Falk, Trail;
Nineteenth, j. ID. Cornell, Lawrence; Twen
tieth, NJ Ryan, Cass; T~wenty-6rst, James
G.. Webb, Pembina; Twenty second. james
w. Goodrich. Stutsman; Twenty-t third,
Joseph Hare, Burleigh; Twenty-fourth,
Ira 9. Bellows, Morton; James Callister,
Stark; Jacob Gantz, Pennington; William
G.. Thornley,. Custer.
On motion OF Mr.. Ramsey OF Sanbogn, the
convention proceeded to elect a member
at large to be. chairman of the committee.
Mr.. Ramsey OF Hanson nominated A. w.
Bangs of Grand Forks. L.. g.. johnson
nominated Hon. Abe Boynton. Mr. Palm
"a vi - n - vi
Hughes. On u call of the roll the result
was: A. w. Bangs, 147; Abe Boynton, la;
p. T. Mcclure, 81.
There being no choice Al roll call was
again ordered, resulting: Al. W.. Bangs,
1873, Abe Boynton, $50.
Mr.. Bangs was declared elected, and
made a speech promising to inaugurate a.
lively campaign. Oscar E. Kemp of Cod
dington was elected secretary OF the COM
pnitfaa A xafa ~ thanks. xuoo ovfanIaJ
to the chairman for his impartial rulings,
inc the conventions at 2:15. adjourned.
A band of Piegans are said to have.
been camped in the Wolf mountains,
near Tongue river, waiting for a chance
to rush off horses.
Miss Cora Shober has been nominate
ed superintendent of the B~eadlecoun-
ty schools by the Republicans.
Wheat in Tyner county yielded an
average OF eighteef BUSHES per acre.
Sully county horses are dying OF q
disease resembling CHAMBERS,
The low stage of water in the river at
Sioux Falls has brought the outlet Of
several sewers above water, and ths
result is that a horrible stencil is en-
dan gering the health Of the city.
d. P. Ward has established over,
two hundred Sunday schools In the
territory in the last few years.
A mountain lion is said to. be rum
mig around in the Antelope valley,
east of Mouse river.
A Bohemian woman named Carda
was stamped to death by a Texas
pony near Tyndall.
A Young Mems Christian associa-
ton has been organized at Devils
Lake with fifty members and sufficient
guarantee from business men to justi-
fy the immediate erection of an ASSOC
citation building.
Albert Kraus mysteriously disap-
peared from his home near Valley
City, and it is feared has been muir
dared.
The Milwaukee extension from El.
lendale to st. George is being ironed
at the rate Of two miles a dav.
Five hundred shares of mining stock
was traded for a watermelon at Dead.
wood.
So far this month the Iron Hill
mine has tarned out Is 1922 ounces
OF bullion.
100.
The Sioux Indians on the Fort Tot
ten reservation are holding their an
nual encampment and festival observ'
ances. government census was tax.