Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-09-13
Republicans Nominate.
CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE.

Hon. G. A. Mathews, OF Brookings,
was then introduced to the conven-
tion amid great applause and made a
stirring speech and asked for collec-
tion to assist In paying the expenses
OF entertaining Col. Roosevelt and
his distinguished party at Brookings
on the 18th inst. $3.50 was realized
from the collection.
The committee on credentials then
reported the following delegates
present and entitled to seats:
Alton. c. Allison, R. H. Holden,
John Scadden, August King, Ed Spur.
ling, Hugh Mcmillan.
Alton-C. G. Stanley, David Young
Argo-E. H. Clifford, Z. Steuer.
wald.
Aurora. H. Kelsey, Thos. Morris,
Geo. Il. Larrabee, Henry Liebbrand
Bangor-M. II. Jellison, Harry
Slater, S. A. Hodges.
Brookings Township-J. Fl. John.
son, A. It. Grove, Il. Knutson.
Brookings City-Fred Dodge, Thos.
Alton, VIM. Qualley, w. H. Roddle,
Ole Hanson, Geo. West, p. J. Hege-
man, Albert Erstad, G. ]. Collier, r.
H. Williams, o. G. Oyloe, Chas. Gul.
lick, B. Pearson, Ed Dokken, c. E.
Childs, r. Bell, G. Hanson. Walter M.
Cheever.
Elkton-A. P. Bsrtelsen, Theo.
Meyer, j. L. Pratt, Geo. McMurphy,
w. C. Roberts, David Lees, Hermann
Ziebach.
Eureka-Geo. Norder, Chas schultz,
Elijah Fadd.
Lake Hendricks Unrepresented.
Laketon-N. C. Carlson, Warren w.
Pay, J. o. Pangburn, Ole Person.
Lake Sinai--Hogan Hoganson, Her
man G. Halvorson, Ole Slime, liver
Mehl.
Medary--O. j. Sundt, o. Dybdahl,
Il. OOCdi no.
Oak Lake.. Z. West, Warren #.
williams.
Oakwood-C. e. Ewes, L. c. Rib
stein, Frank Goodfellow, John Young
berg.
Oslo-Lars Rogholt, James Ever
son, John Jesme.
Parnell- Unrepresented.
Preston -Unrepresented.
Richland-Joseph Cyndell, NJ. Fox,
Henry Heintz.
Sherman-H. A. Parsons, c. j.
Croles, w. s. Harseim, John Doughty.
Sterling-Ole Erickson, c, c. Havs-
gard, f. a. Farrenkop, w. Grinols.
Trenton-Wm. Allison, James S.
Pike, VIM. p. Biggar.
Volga-P. G. Truman, A. s. Mitch.
ell, Ben G. Whitney, A. o. Dahl, H.
g. Hymes, A. w. Clarin.
Winsor-Unrepresented.
Report Of committee was adopted
by the convention.
The committee on permanent or
ganization recommended that the
temporary organization be made per-
manent, and on motion of Allison of
Alton, the report Of the committee
was adopted.
The committee on resolutions
recommended the hearty endorsement
of the platform adopted at Philadel-
phia by the national republican con-
vention, and the platform adopted at
Sioux Falls by the state republican
convention. That the hearty thanks
Of the convention be extended to the
people Of Volga for their enthusiastic
and patriotic reception, for their kind
and hospitable entertainment. Best
wishes for continued republican pros
perity was also embodied In the re-
port, and on motion the report was
accepted and adopted.
The committee on rules and order
Of business recommended that after
permanent organization had been
effected that nominations be made In
the order OF the published cali, that
candidates for representative be
placed before the convention at one
time and formal ballot taken and
that the three receiving the majority
Of the votes cast be declared the NOM
inees OF the convention, rat each
delegation select its ot precint com.
mitteeman for the endorsement of the
convention. that the delegates from
the I'd and 4th commissioner districts
select candidate, by ballot or other
wise, and present to the convention
for its endorsement for county COM
missioner. Halvorson of Sinai moved
that the report be adopted. Heintz
of Richland objects to the adoption
of the report as whole and wants the
candidates for representative nomin-
ated one at a time, and moved an
amendment dividing the county into