Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-09-20
RoUsINd CONVENTION
HARMONIOUS, ENTHUSIASTIC
Gathering of Republicans-A Strong
Ticket Nominated.
Hon. e. w. Martin Delivers . Ieiiing
Address.
:. HOW CAN WE LOSE ?"

The wisdom OF the republican commit
tee in choosing Roosevelt Day as the
day for holding the republican county
convention was clearly proven by the
liberal attendance OF delegates, every
township in the county being repre-
scented. A spirit OF enthusiasm and a
general determination to choose wisely
the nominees prevailed and the ticket
presented to the voters OF Day county
represents the honest and unhampered
Judgment of the chosen representatives
OF the party in convention assembled.
Shortly after 10 a. IN. the convention
was called to order By County Chair
man Siglinger, who read the call. Hon.
f. G. Toy OF Andoyer was chosen tenn
porary chairman and upon assuming
the position he made n brief plea Tor
harmony, wisdom and careful choice OF
candidates. N. Rexford OF Waubay
was chosen secretary, aud A. Z. Haynes
of Andoyer assistant secretary. On
motion OF Delegate Meyer, the chair
appointed as acommittee on credentials
Will Knott OF Bristol, Eli Stearns,
Homer and Emil Bjerke, Scotland.
Delegate Sears moved the appoint
ment OF q committee on rules and order
OF business. The chair appointed John
Norton, j. j. Fosse, A. p. Byrant, con-
rad Kohlhase aud l.. G. Flower.
Delegate Norton moved the appoint
ment OF d committee on resolutions.
The chair appointed Frank Sears, o. j.
Sletten, Ole Swenson, William Carpen-
ter and Frank johnson.
Delegate Meyer moved the appoint
meut OF a committee on permanent or
ganization. The chair appointed Emil
Meyer. Chris Palmer aud Charles E.
Wheeler.
After a brief recess, the committee on
credentials reported every township
represented and the following delegates
| entitled to seats.
wREATLASD.
e. Kchlhase john Fosse
A. Mattacheck
RUsK.
d. L. Williams J.W. Granger
BUTLER.
j. Thornton o. Noroy
j. l.. Vehe
KIDDER.
L. Bergison d. g. Kidder
Hen ry M~ahrenholtz
TROY.
]. b. Engberg A.. Thompson
= RACINE.
A. Wolf Nels Johnson Nels Peterson
A GULcH.
J. Heydlaugh w. l.. Shannon
wAUBAY VILLAGE.
II. j. Herman NJ. Rexford
IL. w. Wayland David Marshal
MORTON.
Charles Ebert o. L. Williams
LIBERTY.
A.. E.. Hemmah j. Monshangen Peter Hansen
NUTLEY.
Z. Nelson T. Hustad
BRISTOL VILLAGE
W. W Knott Nj. c. Shenecker B. Elias
VALLEY.
I. Conley O. Ackerson
EGELAND.
A. Graner j. Linacus g. H. Fallmer
HOMER.
w. III. Woodward Eli steaIns
WEBSTER,
John,Cloyd Howard Hudson Chas. Wheeler
utGuU ANp#. ..#e
John Lee o. Amundson
ANDovER.
4. j. Jones W. H. Goodrich
Nj. A. Smith A.. P. Bryant
GRESyILLE.
Frank Kurkowski 10 Helyig 7. P. Reilander
RARITAN.
W, p. Nugget A.. U. Granstrum Gus Sandahl
wAUBAY.
Fred Ramer w Mandler
LYN.
Jacob HaUgen Peter Alsager
ASDovER VILLAGE.
A. E. Raynes Z. q. Toy
w. Carpenter q. e. Bryant
WEBSTER, LIST Ward.
J. Merton CA. Wells
Lee Harmon F.. Sears
WEBSTER, End Ward.
j. w. Abbott II. Olson
y. ~ Brooks C.. Malmberg
WEBSTER, Bird Ward.
y flagstad Il. Meyer
=. TRULY &C. Hart
Geo Hammerbacher A.. ID. Hash +. Gruby
YORK.
r. E. Parks F. 6. Johnson g. w. Westoye,
UNION.
hnute Sererson J. A. Hawkins o. J. sletter
SCOTLAND.
Z. N. BJerke l.. @. Flower
KosciUsKo.
0.S' W~yganowskt 10 Gruba
INDEPENDENCE.
MI Larson Ole Swenson Gus Peterson
CENTRAL PoINT
RI Holloway L. NJ. Mead
BRISTOL.
a'rreeman &, Grue
PENNINGTON.
- brown III. Z. Holcomb A. w. ClarL
H.