The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-09-19
And NOminatcs Legislative and
County Ticket
Most Harmonious Convention
Ever Held i'm the County
Every Office On the Ticket Filled
BY Reclamation

For Sheriff
A. X. CRAWFORD
For Clerk Of Courts
w. r. Rabbit
For States Attorney
THAD L.. FULLER
GEORGE l.. PINCKNEY
NILS FoRsBERG
SIS. LocKHARr
For Register OF Deeds
E. p. BROCKMAN =.
For County Superintendent
GRANT RlGGLE
W.. A. KRIESEL
w. :. CROwL
For County Commissioned. let Dist
BEN MOSEk
For County Commissioners, End Diet
JOHN ERICKSON
The republicans of the county
must have taken their cue from
the state con vention last spring,
when every place on the state
aud congressional ticket was
filled by O unanimous vote. For
a state meeting that convention
was a record breaker, but the
event was no more extraordinary
than the county convention held
here last Saturday, when every
nomination on the ticket was
made unanimously and by accla-
nation. For only one or two of
the Offices had there been at any
time more than one candidate
mentioned, and in these cases
the second name was withdrawn
before any vote was taken. En-
thusiasm and harmonycharacter-
lied the convention. Following
is the record of the proceedings:
The convention was called
to order by w. w. Downie,
chairman of the county com
mittee, who read the call, and
upon motion John w. Liggett
was unSnimosly chosen chair
man by reclamation and Barney
Lambrechts was elected secre-
tauy in q similar manner.
Upon motion the following
committees were appointed by
the chair:
Credentials-C. S. Amsden, D.
Post, Hans Blasterveldt, p. E.
Higgins, N. I. Lowthian, Nils
Bergren, John Nuremberg.
Permanent Organization-Jas.
Kerr, John N. Englund, John O.
Nelson, Ben Archer, A. Weide.
Rules and order of business
Dan O'Leary, John Erickson.
George White.
observation-disclosures Hicks, A.
f. Linquist, John Sterud, Adna.
Woolsey, J. E. Korte.
A recess of half an hour was
taken to allow the committees
time to make reports, and dur
ing this time in response to
urgent calls, County Attorney
Thad L.. Fuller, gave the con-
vention a short talk on -republi-
can principles, eulogizing the
party, and also President Roose-
welt, for the fearless and able
manner in which he is admins
tering the affairs of government,
and asserted that the leaders of
the party would eventually solve
the social problems that are con-
stant,y arising in the relations
oil labor and capital and a
proper control of the great
trusts. He also spoke of the
splendid record which Senator
Kittredge had made for himself
during the few months he had
served in the senate, aud pre-
dicted for him a useful and bril-.
liant future in that body.
When the convention was
called to order the committee
on credentials reported the fol-
lowing as entitled to seats as
caucus representatives:
Adams-D. O'Leary, Herman Bork, VIM.
B Beth s George yy.. Mcintyre, Paul Pauls0n. Neis
DAME, Nele tlg0n.
A%lban-John Iiggett, John Roth. Ben Moser,
Aug. Kuchenbacher, John Bury, VIM. Schafier.
Geo. Bury, Fred Kettenbeil,A Aug. Woitte.
Big St0ne-J. e. Korte, c.. w. Harrington,
q. T. Tunell, O. w. Kuederling.
Big Stone City, let. ward-bavid Post, Chas.
MhiPple, CT Peabody. P. E. Foldoe, Chas.
Phillips. ID ward-H. W.. Santelman, r. w.
Teichman, Paul TIapp. r. J. Hicks. T. +. Ross.
ner
Blooming Valley-Ed. Larson, Jacob Schuerer.
!; A: Watkins: Jacob Jacobson. Lars Tanberg,
FarmiDgton--John Sterud, John Guetavson,
Madison, John Birch.
Grant Center -. H. Neuenburg, J.. Runge,
r.. A. Koepke, L. Lind.
Kilborn-GeorRe White, Fred Cross, Jesse
Walker, Mont Porter.
Lura-Ernest Bretzman, A. NJ. Woolsey, D..
Macklin, I. T. Heathcote, G. c. Burnstad, o. n.
Lund.
Madiscn-C. 8. Amsden, W. A. Kyes, A. G..
Swansea, John Swanson.
Melroee-N. 1. Lowthian, F. J.. Smith, w.
Edgar Kelley. Chsrles Schafer, C. Raw. |
son.
Milbank-
First Wsrd-J. n. Brannon. James Kerr, VIM. |
Daily, Amos Reeves. Guy L. McCollum, Thad L. |
Fuller.
Second ward--w. w. Downie. F. W. Meehsn,
". B Saunders, s. s. Lockhart. j. D. Smull, r.
Helms. George Emps0n. A. L. Vandervoort.
Third Ward-J. G. Elliot. Emil johnson. Fred