The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-05-02

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thusiasm in the matter in hand.
The routine proceedings were as
follows:
The convention was called to
order by the chairman of the
county republican committee, w.
w. Downie, who read the call,
and upon motion G. S. Xix was
elected temporary chairman and
E. j. Hicks secretary.
On motion the chair appointed
the following committees:
Credentials-John Roth, John
Englund, John Nuremberg, John
Erickson, John Black, Ed. Kelley,
VIM. Daley.
On Resolutions. D. Aldrich,
Fred Camp, Ed. Murray, Thos.
Fitch, Jas. Kerr.
Perm. Organization-W. b.
Saunders, G.. S. Amsden, John
O. Nelson.
While the committees were
out preparing their reports
speakers were called for and
Hon. S. r. Gold responded in an
enth usiastic republican speech,
congratulating the party and the
nation on the wonderful era of
material prosperity that has
blessed our common country,
aud quoting recent statistics to
show the phenomenal advance
ment of the United States in pro-
ductive wealth and financial
power. MI. T. r. Fuller also
addressed the convention, eulo-
giving President Roosevelt for
his recent action on the trusts
and railroad combinations, and
asserted thatthe republican party
was the party that could best be
trusted to vigorously and in
diligently deal with the control
of the great combinations of
capital and commercial trusts
which had become q marked
character of the present genera
ton. At the conclusion of the
speeches the committee on Gre
dentials reported the following
delegates as entitled to seats,
and the report was unanimously
Adsms-P. Paulson, J. J. Mogardt, A.. Tenne-
son, g; g. T. Reetz. Geo. Friday, CD. Dahl. Fred
AIban-E. 8. McCollum, J. W. Liggett, Ben
Moser, John-Roth, A. Kuchenbaker. A. Partridge,
Geo. Burr, VIM. SchafRer.
Big Stone TWP. D. Steiner, W.. D. Hall.
Big Stone City, ist ward-D. Post, Jas. Nc
Cawley. G.. +. Peabody, Chas. Brand, E. E.
Biz stone CITY. I'd wards. r. Gold, Irwin D.
Aldfich, \. J. Hicks, F. ". Thorndike. John T.
blooming valley-Hans Blas.ervold, N. L.
Tom Quinland.
Pennington Andrew Madison, John Sterrud,
9 d Gustafson, liver Solberg.
Georgia-Peter Englund. j. N. Englund, L. j.
Englund. Jos. Conley, Thos. Hagen.
Grant Center -Jnlius Runge, j. Neuenburg,
Louie Lind !. A; Koepke
Boldt, August Furber.
Lura-G. stoddard, j. Maxwell, CT G. Burnstadt,
F. Heathcote: +; Britzman, Byron Grinols.
Madisoa-C. =. Amsden, j. A. Fuller, W. A..
Melrose-E. Kelley, W. 1. Lowthian, j. G. Reeve.
Arnold Jurgens. George Van Ray. Theo. Raebel,
Milbank, 1st ward-Wm. Daily. G. A. Porter,
Berth D. Gamble. As'
Milbsnk, I'd ward-W. B. Saunders, J. H. King.
". G: Kruger, George Empson. w. w. Qownie,
Goes Rix, Charles w. Cannon, Peter Kramer.
Miilbank, Sd ward-Emil Johnson. Chas Ry-
lander. a. Lindgnist, Thos. Fitch, John John
son. II. L. Fuller, NJ. M. Ramer, J.. T.. Truran.
Mazoppa-Ed Murray, Ben Archer. Carl Beskow
Osceola-George Pinckney, P. w. Poor, Bert
Sannes, A. Q. Hong, II. Anderson, H. Davidson.
Revillo.S. J.. Dillman, ]. Koelle, A. Weide,
stocEholm-Nels Bergren, Albert Anderson,
Jos. Hedman, C.P Hedman, G. Dahlberg.
Haglund, Thomas Lindahl, M. c. Mcclellan.
Twin B~rooks-Fred Camp. Ed Whipple, j. /.
Keller, Dan Hilbert. Barney Lambrechts.
son, Ed Bunting, c. H. Kimball, John Black,
r. Black.
The report of the committee
on permanent organization rec
commended that the temporary
organization be made permanent
and the report was unanimously
adopted.
The resolutions committee re-
ported the following resolutions
which were unanimously and en-
Enthusiastically adopted:
The republicans Of Grant county in conyen-
ton assembled hereby again record our
Republican party and point TO it, glorious past
and It, magnificent present - . guarantee. under
tie favor Of Almighty God, Of Its triumphant