The Dickinson press., 1902-06-28

The republican county convention was
called to order Thursday morning by
Committeeman Senour who was made
temporary chairman, with w. A. Nc
Clure and M. L. Ayers as secretary.
BY instruction of the convention the
chair appointed the following commit
tee:
Crsdentials-C. W. Conroy. Herman Leutz, G.
c. Gordon, J. F. Ravis and W. E. King.
Order of Business-R. H johnson, d. w. Mo
Aenzie, A. Koesel, Joe Killer and VIM. Rieche'
Permanent Organization-A. T. Crowl, j.
F. Parker, Fred Koesel, Carl Harman and c. C..
Turner.
The committee on organization recon-
mended that L. A. Simpson act as per-
manent chairman, with the secretaries
already appointed. and the report was
adopted, as was the reports of the other
two committees.
There were NJ contests from any of
the precincts and the following delegates
were recognized as having seats in the
convention:
Dickinson-R, H. johnson, Jos. Crosthwaite
tproxy to Whinn), Geo. senour, A. Granteer,
VIM. Heiser. At. Crowl, C. W. Conroy. John
Sem. J. F. Davis, J. C. F. Parker, W. q. Whinn,
d. w. Mckenzie, d. J. Gruschus, Oscar Skeen
and Paul Hsgermsn.
Bslneld-w. &. King, Gus Anderson and John
Buchanan.
South Heart-R. H. Hoffman and VIM. Reiohe.
L~ehigh-J.F F. Brodie, J. M. Brady and John
Dolwig.
Q1sdotono-E r. Tnrv n > Data Doth D
Jungers, A. H. Koesel, ZOO Lefor and Mike Rosh-
ks.
Tayior-Herman Leutz, J. F. Christen, Abe
Knudson and Pete Christensen.
Richardton-Joseph Killer, BENZ. Webb and
b. J. Fleck (proxy to Fred Koesel.)
Antelope-C. C.. Gordon, John Shading and
Jacob Heihart.
Pleasant valley-T. R. Randall and Henry
! Edgar.
Farmers Valley-Wm. Kruger, Jacob Seminal
lenbergsr and Edward Sawcullish.
Plum Creek-Peter Killer and John Hass.
Spr,ngvale-Jacob echmidtbaurer and Car
Hamann.
]. F. Brodie made a motion to have
the Dickinson delegates thrown out, bu'
3 a vote of the convention indicated tina
r he was alone on this proposition.
y The convention then nominated tn,
{ GLOWING ticket:
y sherif-John W. Goodall.
v AUDITOR. 8. White.
. States Attorney. J. G.. Campbell.
Trsasurer-John Leask.
E Register of Deeds-Fulton Burnett.
l.. Clerk Of Court. G. Saunders.
e County Judge-Johp Van der Las.
Supt. of Scoools-Delia Spears.
CONCENTRATION schmidtbaurer.
u Surveyor. 8. Bookings.
e Justices-A, p. Folsom, T, H. Ryan, T.. W
n Kittell and BENZ. Webb.
Constables-John Budda, H. Lefor and ]. F
Harnden.
q Assessor--1 list district, Henry Edgar.
I. ind J P. Jungers.
3rd Martin Olson.
4 Commisstoners-1st district, W. H. Walton.
End Geo. w. Lee.
= In the case OF Goodall, White, Burnett
Saunders, Spears, Schmidbaurer, Brook
ings, Jungers, Edgar, Walton and lie
y there was but one nominee for the office
y In the grid assessor district Gordon an
Olson were nominated, the former gel
ting 8 and the latter 9 votes. For state
attorney Gregory and Campbell wer
placed in nomination, the former gettin
T. 40 and the latter "a votes. The first bal
;" lot on treasurer stood: Scofeld Q, De
" France Q, Evans IA and Leask II. Sec
ond ballot: Scofeld 5, De France l.:
= Evans and Leask II. Third ballo,
!. Scoield !, De France IS, Evans 5 an
Leask q. One ballot was taken fc
- judge as follows: Kono 10 and Van de
Las IS.
The convention voted to al ow w. A
y Mcclure and George Senour to name !
!" delegates for the 3Ist district legislativ
- convention to be held in Dickinson O
the 9th of July and following is the lis
IL LEGISLATIVE DELEGATES.
v. L. A. Simpson, W. G. Whinn
T. Gus Andersen Peter Roth
VIM. Reiohe &C. Turner
n AT. Crowl, Knud Knudson
" 3. H. Johnson J.F Christen
ID o. W. Conroy Geo. Hcttenbaugh
4 n. w. MoKenzio VIM En0oltar