The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-09-25

Llggett, Fred Morse
Adams-A. II Larson. Paul Paulson,
Fred Christianson. II L. Jones, f.
Cahill, VIM. Bunting, Geo. NJ. Nc
Intyre, A. Wede, +. Bork, II. Otterdahl
Big Stone Township Bartz, Chas.
Bullard. Alfred Swanson.
Big Stone Clty-lst ward, W. f.
Robinson, David Post, H. n. Rue, +. ID.
Miller; "a ward, +. W lhorndike, Il.
O. Breckenridge, j. : Gold.
Blooming Valley John D. Smull,
Ed. Larson, l. O. Berg, Q. q. Bronson.
Farming on John Birch, Ohm Sterud,
John Woicott.
Georgia--A p. Blithfeldt, Joseph
Conley, Pete EngIund, John Hagen.
Grant Center-A. W. koepke, J. II.
Neuenberg, l.. Lind.
kilborn 4. K, Crawford, l.. p.
Ranous, Jesse Walker.
Lura- Eugene Stoddard, D. Macklin,
Jacob Forman, Hans Henry.
Melrose-J G.. Reeves, ". l.. Kelley.
Frank Smith, A B. Smedley, jr., John
Retke
Madison Peter Nelson, John Swan
son
Minank ward. L. II. Bentley,
'as. Kerr, IL NJ. Reed, w. ). Crowl;
md ward, G. L. Daniels, JAS. Lockhart,
Iuss Mittelstaedt, L. II. Benedlcts, ". !.
q. Mcpherson, Ii. ". Bailey; 3rd ward,
+. w. a. Poppe. g. l.. Wood, Walter
Burrows. Wn Mount, {. A Erlandson
Mazeppa w. ". Emery, &. Stod
lard, A. Smith.
Osceoa Jas. Mcdowell, Geo. Nixon
F. NJ Guthrie.
Stockholm Nels Bergren, 4. G.
Berg, T.. B. Wedln.
Iroy-G. 4 Lawrence, y G. Eklund
John Strandberg, 4. NJ Boston.
Twin Brooks-W VIM Dahlman, Alber
koep<e, " L Raymond.
Vernon L. O. Aldrich, L. Anderson
! Joseph Olson, J l.. Schele, John Erlek
son, Ed Bunting.
The committee on permanent oreanlzs
tien reported IN favor OF making tn
temporary permanent. and the fepor
was unanimously adopted.
The committee on order OF bushes
reported that ballots for candidates b
/ taken as arranged in the call With tn
exception that senator and represents
tiyes preeede the county officers.
1t was moved TO amend the report an
ballot as the offices We're listed IN 3
call Upon standing vote the amen'
ment was declared lost and the origin;
report adopted.
Messrs. James Mcdowell and &. !
Lawrence We're appointed tellers, al
nominations for state senator wei
or lered.
L. 4 Buchanan. T. W. \ Poppe, an
y. /. Lowthian We're placed ID nomlnt
,ion, and the informal hallot resulted
giving Buchanan l3, Poppe 40, Los
than -.
The name of T. A. Buchanan VI
Withdrawn and on the 'ormal ball
Louthian received 81, Pope 4e, and OF
scattering. The chaia declared the ba
lot irregular. there being more votes ca
than there We're delegates. Two 9TH
ballots being taken they We're also throw
ont for the same reason, there being
votes cast in each oi the ballots.
On the fourth formal ballot the vo
resulted ia the election Of Lowthian wi
:. 40 votes and Poppe IL, and the chair q
,lared Mr. IoNthian the nominee.
5 The only names presented tor u
). nomination OF representatives being y
@. Storlie and a. 9. Somers, they DC
: received the honor by acclamation.
! For the Office of sheriff the names
Wm. Jennings. J. G. Thayer. W.
!, Benedict and @. j. Schele were presel
ed and the Informal ballot gave Jennln
!, 10. Thaver -, Benedict IS. Schele y.
II The first formal ballot gave Jennln
n %. Thayer u. Schele 2S, Benedict IS.
= On the second formal ballot NJ
n Benedict withdrew and Thayer receiv
7 30. Scheie 25, Jennings 81. On the NJ
IS ballot Thayer received 30, Scheie
III Jennings 46, and Mr.. Jennings was {
- clareu the nominee for Sheriff.
!. ! For Clerk OF co lrts Mr.. G. w. Pl
vey's name was presented AMI he rece
III ed The nomination by acclamatlon.
. For States Attorney the names
~ L. II. Bentley, s. s. Iockhart a
a George S Rix were presented and
! informal ballot stood. Bentley A, Lo