The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-09-30

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was speaking, is of the rankc&t
kind. .....
Credentials committc reported
entitled to seats the following:
Alban-A q Smtta, l.. Farr,ham. W -,
Ackerman, Spencer selden, II s. Roberts
Adams ). T. B. Potter, J. A Dimau, j. T.
Kevenbug. 5 a Street, c Powell
M.arose-John II Miller, 4 NJ lIagans Henry
Martins, Henry Lebinc, Burt Van Du-en. VIA
Gaynor II T Rawson.
kiborn-James McCrea, Jacob sarfi, J Ii
| Mckennn, Wm. Schaler.
Lura } ? Williams, Thomas Jones, John
klumpke, Arthur l.. Dickens
Twin Brook W. $. Movers, Julius FenGcr 4.
! A story, George Egrmayer
Grant Center-Wm, koepke, Frank Seirs
John Nichols j G, stanford = II K'der
GeorciaII Henry Nelson Thomas HaaAn
Vernon II +, Let's, $. r. Taylor J. e (.
! Priest, A. Tuttle. George Williams
Mhank, Isl Ward--J b. Stone, Alfred H,r
e. t9n, H. Thomas ! boack. y kaer.hrr;
Ecket a. Ryger, +. Dumphy.
Report of committee on order
Of business was that the tempo
rary organization be made in the
order of the call Adopted.
The following resolutions re-
ported by the committee were
adopted:
yonr committee on resolutions beg leaNc to
| report follows.
| The peoples party of Grant county III cen
vention assembled hereby reatfm the pr Ii
ciple7 OF the peoples party ladoptcd nj ;he
/ national conventions held at On.aAa aud NJ
- HppG ~
| cipes at the coming election Ae offer II the
people their only relief from the euCroaehmeI Is
| of combined capital aud corporations on their
| liberties.
We endorse the administration of Govert ot
Lee and admire hIm for his successful efforts 10
conduct the atfairs Of the state in honest aud
economical manner
We congratulate our governor on hi- success
In sending our soldier hove 10 the front 81 >rt
notice and without extra expense 10 the STATE
We congratulate our general government on
the victories that have perched upon cur
glorious banner, but we eHnhe-lutlngly condemn
the favortlam shown III appointing and retain
ing lncompeten officers in command result nc
in disease among our soldiers and death 10
many
We condemn the republican party IN tlis
state ns beng controlled by the railroad eorpur.
ations and IN lite attempt to force upon HE
state officials pledged to uphold these corror-
atiohs above the beet interests q an the people
We endorse the efforts Of our memher Of
congress 70 pass the Free Homes bill and tEus
tighten the burden of the settlers our prairie,
ont We denonuec the hypoctacy of the repub-
lican party In pretending TO favor this neasarc
while bstracting it, passage through congress
We col ldemn the 'hoaa rule" that has tastrn-
ed aud fattcned itself upon the republican party,
part ieuarly IN this county While sympHtliz-
ing with the honest members of that party Ia
their recent failure TO overthrow that evil
offer them an opportunity To cooperate .Nith
u IN sending their '.bosseso To political OBJ
fiyion.
Thos l.. Bouck was nominated
hy acclamation for state senator.
For representatives, \. l..
Dickens, ,; Gus JanoWski, -:
l.. Halvereon, u; Vim. Schroud
er, ID; l. NJ kaercher, I were
nominated.
4 ballot being taken on lhc
two candidates from the east
side, Mr.. Schroeder received %
and Mr. Halver,on Il votes
On formal vote Mr.. Schroeder
received % and Mr.. Halyerson
20.
For the second representative
JanoWskl received, II; Dick ans
10. Isham 8. On the formal Vote
Janowski received 80 and Dlck
ems g.
For candidate for county
Judge the name of j. H. Owens
was placed in nomination.
\ One Of the delegates asked il
the candidate was popu!ist or
/ republican:
Mr.. Bouck supported theron
y nation Of Owens and ATTEMPTED
to smooth over the fact that Mr..
Owens Eame had been present
cd to the republican conven ion.
Some OF the delegates objected
and on the motion to suspend
rules and nominate by acclama
tion y We're for and i again St
For clerk Of courts VIM Cay
nor Of Melrose was nomlaated
by acclamation.
For sheriff the name Of ) L.
Aadcliff was presented, and one
Of the delegates nominated the
republican candidate Wm. Jen-
Inings, and upon ballot being talk
Ell Mr.. Jennings receive two
and Mr. Radcliif A.
For auditor, register Of deeds,
treasurer, states attorney and
surveyor a motion was made
that the republican nominees be
endorsed
One q the delegates mofed as
! an amendment that the whole re
publican ticket be endorsed
This amendmrnt was defeated
! But IN amendment that tie Of
lices, be left vacant was carried.
DR. 9 Ready was nominated
by acclamation for coroner.
Ofor superintendent of schools
James 6orskie was nominated
by acclanation
FOR chairman central ct mmit.
ien number If names We q pre-
sented, Int tie parties III a..
cllned. unG the aDnaintma.It uae