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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-24

Ry Sweet Heart.

I iifl" am again with nv liza
4 budget Of news.
la. hi | ditlent set to be 49,
org Maid very long ror Narv
sald she would take ne ins;aaa i,
AYE 50 yollcan call me MARY !
Sweetheart.
mos. Watson was "a wears I'D
the Is Of March, he invited II !.
rev OF hispld neigllbors "a spend
the day with him.
Stage horse Jim don't YOU vor.
~ for an tho Sweetheart If
Mary.
Mr. priehard viii start for tho
west 2lst. Of March.
sweetheart WAS thinking az
gong up to JAlI-vilIp to-day lnt
y y TOO rainy ] believe.
L I. Watson was seen one dpy
last week breaking .,is horse
Measles are scattered through
tl''s part of the world
Moan Dukes family is talking Of
moving on the Mccall place.
Mary" Ellis is selling his stock
ana says he is going out west.
I. Laura Rogers and John Tate.
Inc sweetest couple in The s,a,e.
Leeander Loney has been on The
pnny list this week.
Fanny Watson put out parJe,,
last week. z
ri Watson has entirely recover.
ed from his sickness,
!, B,ll Gaddis is hauling logs to
ne Broad eye saw,mll.
oh yes Doll'e Di'nple | thank
you very very much for telling me
"'a' Mary sad. ! hope to sec
'ef and yon too, a, JAH.villo Tie
'9th. Of May.
Henry Tate says he likes Antbo
Rogers,
'ut May Pisket can bake he, corn
dogers
Wiley zirseIky says Fannie
,oinleh Is very sweet. Blu, Ola
iasgard is hard to beat.
stage horse you said You had \
weet heart here in south Ms.
'onld like to know who he, She or
Is, may be you.s for / had
Nee' heart to go out in that part
" she WASH Y SO ,arge as you.
! think Sweetheart shall 60 70
aH.Aiile next Sunday if ii don't
~ a!a day like It has to-day.
vel y hear the Ed. saying | had
yer stop, 50 J will run in aud
nm the door; wishing all success.
am MS Sweet Heart
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-24
ALICE ITEMS.
"lsY ELnsaY

: HFilo KIND III. and correspondent
VIII once mpie >seal my seif 10 viii,
some Items for Ine CnIssEr.
Cloudy weather II present.
n Mrs W i. Batnesand children ysit
ed y " Bailey 4 Tuesday.
i was reported that ono Of Mr.. Hasa
freemans little girls fcllpat Of the wao
on and broke her arm.
Some OF Ebcr Cas,beer's children ,,e
on The sick iii
MISS hRlio Bailey wm lie guest Of
niiss Ella Orep "Wednesday.
mrs. ffaak and Mis- Ike Mnrr and
MIS-, Reasc Bailey Miss Elcr Rogers
visited at Mr. Jas lIncieus Wcdnesda,
eve.
Lazy Ned know tiiotbiue obont
mat beau Ii gave me wish YOU Womb
cl'e me +, what you mean | nm \
Mlsso'imn viii have to be cited
Say Lazy Ned | notice in YOUR
ilciis where you sad that love was
. disease that kills nobody, heard that's
what Killed r, Harlgroye.
Wen Mabel wanted TO know wha,
! got wednesday ddcnt get any lbinr
: 'uppose your ma got you cotton
dress diGen, she,
saw Dora 4. coming from town
wonder If she dilen, get her wedding
dress,
mary fou'll have daisy mate if YOU
take sweetheart" instead of Tate
Laura says she has nice mate
"hen she is by the side az Ii. Tao
Mr. Rcase Bailcy's children have rot
The measles
II Sugar and MoIesses" don't he
'a-eful they viii so lust like "Krau, and ,
Pickles went |,
Mrs Jennings called at D, W, Bailey's
Monday
wonder what was The matter with
ne Desperate last week guess no sure
'hongh thinks that he hasent any ma i,
lcNas 20. or thinks that his Items q
assent either vou musent think I'm,
Or ! sure enjoy reading your Items ana
know Lulu does !
Kicking rocks Is the order of the day
" W. Bailey that is still more nm. G
leascnt than quilting Is.
cay Lazy Ned I'll tell you though h
and you both would like 10 obtain
beau
But ma and pa boil, says saysI 5
shani On Ne. .,
lssn' mat 10 bad don't ,on think so.
sweetheart" got in an awful bir
hurry.
And changed is name because
ne thought he coulden not 10
} with Mary"
ley have put the singing off that
. neeh golng on at Racket RIDGE
ne first Sunday in May. "
~ 'nnle Baney and Riley TATE "
'uld make the prettiest couple 10
. State. W,
10 ~ an
vel as i raiued and hailed last
INT, lcantthiuk else to write.
I this skips the waste basket ii IN,
! come again.
g ~ bid you adue saying bye ~
'no and all Of you, remain ~
: the same old girl,
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-24
FOWLER pIcKups.
by rap's Lazy Boy

Good morning Kind Ed.
Fine weather at present.
John Booker and wife Of Fowler viz
,ed air. and Mrs. Booker Of Gravel
Point las, week.
Minnie shelleyis quite sick.
Now is The time to &c. your beauty
Matched.
Grace Booker visited home folks Ia
Thursday
Albert Horton has go, the rosola.
Frank Horltn went 10 MI, Grove Sat.
There was a biz sale a, Nj, Grove
Saturday The laIh.
News i scarce and ! viii ring oE f9r
this time.
Dye bye o2all.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-22

Point and Jerome Mangan OF Beres-
ford. The votes run as follows: First
ballot, Mangan Fl; Smythe as; Baueh
Is; Kent Is. Second, Mangan 81;
Smythe 10; Baugh IA; Kent 4 Here
Mr.. Kent Withdrew In favor of Mr..
Mangan and the third ballot showed
Mangan 80, Smythe 10, Baugh IS. The
fourth ballot selected Mr.. Mangan as
follows: Mangan A; Smythe l6; Baugh
s. On nominations for states attorney
being called for, Mr.. Baugh, who had
been an active candidate for the posi-
tion, withdrew and Il. II. Palmer OF All !.
cester was nominated by acclamatiop.
For the first time In the history o
Union county it took three ballots to
select coroner. The position usually
goes begging, but this year three cam
didates were presented, Drs. a. F. Ell
lott Of Beresford and G. W.. White
and A. @. Phillips Of Elk Point. DR..
Elliott won on the third ballot, receiv-
Ing Al votes, to IL for Phillips and 9
for White. The Office OF surveyor was
passed and left for tho county central
committee to GIL later.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-22
MISUNDERSTANDING.

Married, In st. Joseph's church, En-
met, at $50 q. M, Tuesday, Sept. 20,
by the Rev. Father NJ. Traynor, Mark
v. Aangan, son OF Jerome Mangan Of
Beresford and Esther /. Manning,
daughter Of jeremiah Manning OF EN-
met.
A large concourse of the friends Of
the two families was in attendance at
the church to witness the ceremony
that solemnized the union of the hearts
and lives of bride and groom. Miss
Mae Mangan, sister OF the groom, play
ed the wedding march as the bridal
party entered and approached the al
tar. High mass was celebrated by
Father Traynor, Mrs. George Com 81
assisting as organist. The bride wore
white Mohair, with lace trimmings and
carried bouquet OF Brides roses
Miss Marcella Mangan, sister of the
groom, took the part of bridesmaid and
was becomingly clad in white. Mr..
Thomas Manning, brother of the bride,
was best man.
After the ceremony bridal bre
fast was served, at the former home OF
the bride, to some sixty couple. The
day was spent in merrymaking and
felicitation, the newly married pair be-
ing the recipients of many useful and
beautiful presents. The bridal pair
were visiting in Elk Point yesterday,
but have now returned TO
Bere sford, where they will
make their home, Mr.. Mangan be-
Ing an active partner in the Mangsn
Hardware Co. The COURIER joins
with numerous friends in hearty coz
gratulations.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-22
THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION
"A Full Ticket Nominated after Interesting
Contests. The Candidates Well Distrib-
uted and Thoroughly Competent Full
Text of the Proceedings.

In accordance with the call, Union
county republicans assembled in the
court house Friday afternoon 10 nomi-
nate the county ticket. Some of the
delegates arrived the night before, the
most coming early Friday morning and
the street was soon crowded with a
busy throng canvassing the situation.
Our artist caught the Sidewalk con-
ventlon ! during a lull In the proceed
ings, and we present our readers below
q very good picture, taken from real
life, OF the actual process OF selecting
the county officials OF Union counsy for
the next two years.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-22
Weddings Of September
MAHAN- MERR1GAN.

Married, Wednesday, Sept. IA. at lc
a. M, In ST. Mary's church, Curry
owen, by the Rev Father Kearley,
Thomas L. Mahan and Miss LIZ g
Merrigan.
Following the ceremony reception
was held at the brides former home.
where congratulations and good cheer
held unbounded sway. The young coup
lie left in the afternoon for visit to
the St. Louis Exposition. Mr.. Mahan
is building new house on his farm
here, which, on its completion, viii be
the home OF the newly married pair.
They have the hest wishes of the en-
tire community.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-22

Behnke, Emmett; O. e. Lawson, Sioux
Valley; Adam Scott, Virginia; "A. P.
Asbjeld, Emmett. The first ballot
stood AZ follows: Omdahl 81; Scott is;
Behnke 7; Lawson Z; Asbjeld 3; total,
81. No choice was made as there was
no majority. On the second ballot Mr..
Omdahl was selected, the vote being as
follows: Omdahl AZ; Scott Is; Asbjeld
3: Lawson 2; Behnke 2. Two ballots
also were required to elect the third
representative, the vote standing as
follows: Scott %; Howard Mosier OF
Civil Bend, 10; Behnke "a. The deci-
sive ballot showed Scott 35; Mosier 20
Behnke IL.
Joel IL. Webber Of Richland for
treasurer, Henning Gassman, Sioux
Valley, for register OF deeds and Chas.
s. Harter, Elk Point, for auditor, were
all nominated by reclamation, this be-
| ing rule of the convention In all
cases where only one candidate was
presented. For superintendent Of
schools two names we're offered, I'll. Il
French Of Elk Point and James Briggs
of Emmett, the ballot showing Al votes
for French and 26 for Briggs. q. e
Sherman OF Alcester for sheriff and
Geo. G. Kimmel OF Civil Bend for clerk.
we're nominated by reclamation.
For county Judge, four ballots were
required for choice, four candidates
being offered. They were M. B. Kent,
f. w. Smythe and NJ. III. Baugh OF Elk
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-22
Circuit Court.

Contrary to expectation, this term OF
circuit court will be neither long one
nor unusually interesting. The crimi-
nal cases were all passed except those
against John ST. Pierre for the murder
of Albert and Clarence Chillieu. On
account Of the sickness of Mrs. John
Bruneau, an important witness for the
prosecution, these cases we're postpOn-
ed until Oct. 10, when they will be tri-
ed at special adjourned term. Many
OF the civil cases were continued until
the March term, the most important
being that OF Mrs. Rhoden vs. the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of Milwaukee for 81, 900 policy on
the life OF her husband, on motion OF
the defense. In the suit OF James EN-
cry VS.. Alcester township for salary as
road supervisor, a jury gave the plain
tiff a verdict for $62 In the suit of
August Uihlein OF Milwaukee In mort
gage foreclosure proceedings against
j. B. Founta in Jr., ct al of Jefferson,
Attorney McInerny entered a plea of
Intervention that Ann Dennison be
made defendant, which was granted
and the case continued to the March
term. The cases of Joe Landaker vs.
Agatha Doctor and Agatha Doctor, ex-
ecutrix of the last will and testament
OF Michael Doctor, deceased, were set
tied by stipulation. TIE suits OF Gil
bert D. Loffler vs.. Henry G. Smith and
Henry Lefabure VS.. O. J. Arvidson ct
al. were dismissed. The suit Of #. M.
Slagle & Co., VS.. E. w. Ericsson aud
Albert e. Erickson, has been on trial
the past two days. 1t is q suit to col
lect a lumber account OF Il. w. Ericsson
owner of the house built, the contract
or, Albert e. Erickson, having failed
to settle it. A verdict was found for
the defendant this afternoon. The
case of w. J. Comfy, Jr., ct AL, VS.. 7.
L. Burnight Is on trial as we 60 to
press. 1t is expected that court will
adjourn tomorrow and possibly tonight
Advertised Letters
| w. B. Adams w. ]. Bennett
Miss Mae Buabee Martin Erickson
4. E. Gerlach Fred Jordan
DIR. Larson James #. Mitchell
Robert r. Sheetz
| Persons calling for same splease sa,
1 advertised. JOHN r REID,
/ Postmaster
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-22
The PRIMARY ELECTION Law A FAIL.
URE.

Minnesota has tried, and still has on
her statute books, primary election
law. Michigan is considering the
adoption OF similar law aud this is
what the Minneapolis Tribune has to
say on the subject:
I'VE hear that the state of Michigan
is in danger OF burning it's fingers with
direct nomination law. We trust
that the state OF Michigan will not act
without election. We earnestly beg
OF IL to study the experiences of other
states that have made the experiment
for itself and not to accept the hasty
judgment Of superficial observers Or
interested persons that the law work
we'll.
SIN fact it works damnably. It's prac-
tice Is the reverse OF its theory. 1t
does not put power in the hands of the
majority Of the people. By multiply
ing candidates and confusing the pub
lie mind, it gives Office to the most in
dustrious advertiser and campaigner
by q plurality that may be only ten per
cent of the whole vote.
1T does not raise the standard OF
P6DAAO SGLN AGO Al OACOwOA mA OAGbEtGbS
larger than those in which every can
didate is personally known to his neigh
bors. 1t has distinctly lowered the av-
erage quality of new members Of con :
gress ia this state. 1t gave Minneapo-
lis a mayor who had once been convict
ed OF bribery and who, pending his
third trial, has the audacity to appeal
to the people to vindicate him by nom
mating him to congress under this
law.
1T does not Danish corruption from
elections. BY putting premium upon
publicity 1t has tempted nearly every
newspaper in this state to encourage
an army OF candidates, la order to camp
on the trail OF every one to extort
money for keeping him before the pub
lie.
1.-THE state of Minnesota rushed
blindly into the direct nomination law
under the guidance of political vision
aries, designing demagogues and
greedy grafters. The intelligent citi-
zenship of the state is disguised with
III The state of Oregon fell into II
through the previous visionary folly Of
the initiative. The intelligent citizen.
ship of that state is tired of Ii before IL
has been in operation. There is nc
such excuse for the state of Michigan
The lamp OF experience is shining on
It's path. !"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-22
SIDE LIGHTS ON THE COUNTY cONvRN-
TION.

Never was convention held where
there was less reason for talk of ''ma.
chine ticket" than the republican coun,
ty convention last week Friday. More
than half the positions were sharply
contested, four ballots being required
to select county judge and three even
for coroner. The convention was over
three hours In session, the selection oil
the ticket requiring considerably over
two hours, as compa red with exactly
thirteen minutes by the democratic
convention on Monday. Many demo
Gratis, including the present candidate
for governor, threw up their hands in
holy horror when the republicans In
immoderate haste nominated ticket
at Beresford four years ago in the un-
precedented time of twenty eight min
utes! It seems that democratic ma
chine as Sticky creased as was the
Union county affair last Monday, can
discount the best efforts of the republi-
cans by about sixty per cent, even If
the dem donk il somewhat spawned and
wind broke at the conclusion of his lit
tie antic.
The people of the north end OF the
county received their full share of the
offices and more. Elk Point had candi-
dates for one representative, county
Judge, states attorney and coroner, all
of which went TO the north end. AL
though this is the CAST, Elk Point has
no sore spots and will give the entire
ticket rousing and Rooseveltian sup
port. The action OF Mr.. Kent in with
drawing In favor of Mr.. Mangan and
Mr.. Baugh In favor of Mr.. Palmer,
ought to be appreciated and no doubt
will be. IT all helped to contribute to
the success of the ticket, which we
look upon as one of the best ever nomi-
mated in Union county. We confidently
expect to see entire ticket elected
with increased majorities over two
years ago and believe that a more COM
petent and thoroughly worthy ticket is
seldom presented In any county.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-22

Township committees were thea sc-
lected by each delegation for their own
township, A. O. Rlngsrud being elect
ed for committeeman at large over j.
7. Scroggs OF Beresford BY vote oil 40
to "a. The township committeeman
are as follows:
COMMITTEEMAN.
Member 1T Large, A. o. Ringsrud
Chairman.
Big Siou &c. e. Hopkins.
Jefferson, Lawrence Authier.
Civil Bend. I'll. c. Schnles.
Elk Point Township, j. M. Perreault
elk Point City, Fl. II. Beckwith,
Brule, Albert Dahl.
Richland, A Swoyer.
Sphinx, w. FL Gardner.
Sioux Valley, Il. u. Erickson.
Emmett, John Briggs
Big Springs, Il. w Ericsson.
Virginia, Jesse Akin.
Alcester, O Al Abeel.
Prairie, G. ID. Williams.
Befesford. LIST Ward, j. II Scroggs.
End Ward, @. Oistad 3rd Ward, II.
| y. Bennett.
On adjournment OF the full a0nyen-
| ton the delegates from the Third Com
missiOner's District organized and pro-
ceeded TO nominate commissioners for
| the district. Three candidates were
placed In nomination. the present en-
cumbent, Joseph e. johnson OF Sioux
Valley, and y. Il. Behnke and John
Briggs OF Emmett. The first ballot ~
suited Briggs %; Behnke 15; johnson
g. At the close or tho second ballot
roll call BY township was demanded.
A unanimous vote was then cast for
John Briggs for commissioner.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-22
friendships Token
~
e. Norris.

Who can estimate the value
or little bunch OF flowers,
Til they're placed beside our pillow,
In our last sad weary hours.
Then they seem to have fragrance
We have never known before,
As II waited by an angel,
From pure celestial shore.
Then they yield an inspiration,
Springing from savior's love, ;
Pointing 10 our destination,
In sweet Paradise above.
May God bless the cheerful giyers,
whatsoever they may be,
They've fulfilled the Savior's precept
I've have done II unto me.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-22
STATE TICKET.

For Presidential Electors
HENRY y. MORRIS of Roberts
HI. III. GULSTINE or Lake
JOHN Q. ANDERSON of Lyman
g. II. EVANS OF Butte
For Congress-
e. w, MARTIN OF Lawrence
C. Fl. BURKE OF Hughes
For Governor
S.H. ELROD Of Clark
FOR Lieutenant Governor
j. II. McDOUGAL OF Marshall
For Secretary OF State
DAVID WIPE of Hutchinson
For Treasurer
G. b. COLLINS OF Brown
For Auditor
j. #. HALLIDAY OF Kingsbury
For Attorney General@
PHILO HALL OF Brookings
For Com. School and Public Lands
q. j. BACH OF Turner
For Supt. OF Public instruction
G.. w. NASH OF Lincoln
For Railroad Commissioner
w. G. SMITH OF Meade
For Supreme Court
DIGHTON CORSON of Lawrence
RICHARD HANEY OF Dawson
III. G. FULLER OF Hughes
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-22

The voters might as we'll make Ii
unanimous for Gov. Elrod and the re-
plblican state ticket. The only objec-
ton the democrats raised to Elrod was
his common, every day clothes and that
has since been dropped by them. --Mad
ison Sentinel.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-22

Plain Talk hastens to explain thai
buying that department store at Ar
mour will not interfere with Mr.. Cribs
candidacy for governor. No. Neither
win being governor ever interfere with
his running that department store.
Clark Citizen. Republic.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-22

The element which leads and doni-
mates the Democratic party today
stands not for tariff for reynue, but for
ultimate free trade. There is no use
trying to dodge that fact. The work
ingmen Of America must take note
OF II.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-22

John Tucker I'll. g. Scholes
r. III. Langdon
Proceeding to nominations, Senator
August Frieberg and Representative
Andrew Martin we're renominated by
reclamation. For the second represen.
tative there were five nominations as
follows: s. Al. Omdahl, Sphinx; y. Il.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-22
Official Paper Of Union County

REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL TICKET.
For President
THEODORE ROOSEVELT Of New York
F0r Vice President
CHARLES w. FAIRBANKS of Indiana
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-22

Judge Parker Ii said to have writ
ten his financial views SO as to not Of.
fend Bryan. lie voted that way. too.
o couple OF times.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-22

d. r. Jenkins @. f. Cox
D. nj. Thomas Ed Schnose
G. Bushnell A. Peterson
BIG SIOUX TOWNSHIP.
Perry Libby Fl. Shipman
CIVIL BEND TOWNSHIP.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-22
COUNTY TICKET

For Senator
AUGUST FRIEBERG OF Beresford
For Representatives
ANDREW MARTIN OF Brule Twp.
s. A. OMDAHL OF Sphinx Twp.
ADAM SCOTT OF Virginia Twp.
For Treasurer
JOEL I. WEBER OF Richland Twp.
For Register Of Deeds
HENNING GASSMAN or Sioux Valley Tw
For Auditor
CHAS. s. HARTER of Elk Point
For Superintendent OF Schools
ii. e. FRENCH OF Elk Point
For Sheriff
4. X. SHERMAN OF Alcester
For Clerk OF Courts
GEO. @. KIMMEL OF Civil Bend Twp.
For County Judge
JEROME MANGAN Of Beresford
For States Attorney
w. w. PALMER OF Alcester
For CoroDer-
H. F. ELLIOTT OF Beresford
For Commissioner, Third District
JOHN BRIGGS of Emmett Twp.
JUDICIAL TICKET.
For Judge. Second judicial Circuit
JOSEPH w. JONES or Sioux Falls
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-09-22

Every precinct in the county, except
Prairie township, was represented with
large and strong delegations. 1t was
q magnificent gathering OF representa-
tive men OF Union county, A. o.
Ringsrud was made chairman and f..
7. Violin Of Big Springs, secretary, of
both the temporary and permanent or
CARNATIONS. While the committee on
credentials was preparing their report,
e. G. Ericsson, August Frieberg, Geo.
w. Kephart and A. O. Ringsrud were
called for and responded with some APP
propriate and hopeful remarks, The
committee on credentials reported the
following membership, which consti-
tuted the official roll of the convention:
BRULE TOWNSHIP.
Iver Guam John Kiose
lngevard Anderson Ludwig Hoyey
E. Cornelius
SPHINX TOWNSHIP.
w. FL. Gardner Sivert Summeryold
A. Johnson e. w. Clark
S. A. Omdahl
ELK POINT CITY.
E. @. Ericsson ]. r. Reid
A. O. Ringsrud Geo. Fluent
Chas. Vollmer L. Il. Rust
III. FL. Blair John johnson
EMMETT royvNSurp
J. e. Behnke X. X. Ofstad
j. Briggs /. p. Asbjeld
Peter Ekren e. Nervick
BIG SPRINGS TOWNSHIP.
e. w. Ericsson E. T. vollin
John Jamtgard c. Johnson
ELK POINT TOWNSHIP.
j. M. Perreault Ed. Martin
w. w. Main NJ. Harter
VIRGINIA TOWNSHIP.
@. n. Williams Alfred Morgan
L. e. Morlan
BEREsFoRD CITY.
lst Ward-J. T. Scroggs, M. Mangan
End Ward Nels Frieberg, O. Swenson
| George Kephart
Bird Ward r. z. Bennett, r. p. Sund
/ strom~
/ JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP.
L. Authier r. w. Ryan
d. Bruneau
/ SIOUX VALLEY TOWNSHIP
Ed Hofstad John johnson Sr
Henry Rossbach Z. E. Ericsson
Gust Satter
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