The Dickinson press., 1898-07-16
Republican Co. Convention.

secretary.
1t was moved and carried that the
chair appoint a committee of five to act
or credentials, and the following were
appointed: Geo. Senour, ]. P. Tingle,
Geo. w. Lee, T. S. Way and d. S. Lit.
tlehales.
1t was moved and carried that the
chair appoint a committee of five on
resolutions, and the following were ap.
pointed: T. S. Underhill, ]. C. Thompson,
P. B. Prior, R. Fleck and R. ]. Turner.
The committee on credentials reported
no contests and their report showed the
following persons to be entitled to sit in
the conventions:
Taylor-J. M. Tracey, F. F. Zellers,
(proxy to Traceyl c. W. Livingston.
Bel6eld-J. F. Young, Frank Eklund,
(proxy to Young.)
Blachley-Wm. fergus, Frank Wer-
ner. a
Gladstone-Geo. W. Lee, R. J. Turner,
H. F. Hatch.
Dickinson No. II. c. F.. Parker,
proxy to Frank Kihm), J. C. Thompson,
John F. Davis, Frank Kihm, Paul Koch,
T. H. Brien, (proxy to TingleO ]. P. Tin.
gle.
Dickinson No. I1-Geo. Senour, D. S.
Littlehales, Frank Heiser, John w. Cur
RE, P. b. Prior.
Antelope-Paul Messer, VIM. Abel.
Springvale--T. S. Underhill, Isaac
Henderson (proxy to b. Lepper,) Valen.
tine Loran.
Plum Creek-Fred Truman, T. S.
Way.
South Hearth. Finger.
Richardton-R. Fleck, M. Danerhauer,
H. Denius.
New ~England-E. B. Partridge, H. w.
Smith, (proxy to Patridge.)
The report was accepted.
H. F. Hatch moved that the temporary
organization be made permanent. Car.
ried.
Frank kim moved that chair appoint
a committee of five to select III members
to represent Stark county in the state
convention. Motion carried and the
chair appointed Frank Kihm, IF. Young,
R. ]. Turner, H. F. Hatch, Frank Wer-
ner.
Moved and carried that the name of
It's. Underhill be substituted for the
name of c. c. Young as reported by
the committee. A poll of the con-
vention gave Underhill 22 votes and
Young 7. Kihm moved that a written
ballot be taken on the proposition. Car
| ried.
Geo. Senour and John F. Davis were
appointed %tellers.
The result of the ballot was, T. S. I'm
derhill, 6; c. c. Young, "a and Frank
Heiser,4 a.
Underhill moved that the name Of
Paul Messer be substituted for that Of
c. c. Young, Kihm seconded the motion,
The motion was unanimously adopted.
Davis moved that the report of the
committee as amended be adopted. Car.
ried.
The chair declared the following per.
sons duly elected delegates to represent
the county at Fargo:
John F. Young, Belfeld.
]. c. Thompson, Dickinson.
Frank Kihm, Dickinson.
R. H. Johnson, Dickinson.
John w. Currie, Dickinson.
Paul Messer, Antelope.
R. ]. Turner, Gladstone.
w. A. Mcclure, Taylor.
H. Denius, Richardton.
VIM. Abel, Antelope.
rs Way, Plum Greek.
The following resolution was unani.
mously adopted:
Dickinson, Stark Co, N. D.,
The Republicans of Stark county, in
convention assembled, declare our allie.
glence to the fundamental principles o.
the Republican party, which has stood
the test of AZ years of time, and carried
the Nation through seasons of emergen
cies from the strife of civil wal to our re-
cent glorious naval and land victories.
Resolved, That we are proud of the
pronounced Republicanism Of North Da
kota, and that we congratulate the Re.
publicans of Stark county on their liber
al vote at the last election, and hearth,
welcome the many declarations of fdeli
ty to party.
Resolved, That we recommend tina
our delegates to the state convention
work together for the best interests O
state and party.
Respectfully submitted by your com
mittee, T. S. UNDERHILL,
r. ]. TURNER,
J.. C. THOMPSON,
r. FLICK,
p. B. PRIOR.
The adoption of the following resolu
ton was unanimously voted:
Resolved, That the delegates from