The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-04-01
Consolidated April IL, 1890

J. T. Lundberg
TROY: Troy: John O: Nelson, Adolph Lundquist,
pohhs 1 Llndahl, n. J. Hedman, Aaron johnson.
heVino; Thomas baylor, jr, John Hillstrom,
'9hh 11. hoelle, l.. d. Merrick.
j, Twin Brooks village: F. f. Roberts, W. j.
Lula: Z. r. Burnsteadt. Ernest Britzman, j.
}. klumHh, n E. Emery
,Mazeppa; +. 4. Ielsky, B. p. Archer, Ed. A.
Murray, George Stoddard.
Mlbank first ward. L. H. Bentley. Walter
herr, Alfred Nelson, j. D. Burckhardt, VIM.
hlttenbeil, Thomas Hicks, Chas (ilander.
psceqIa; James Mcdowell, b. Jorgenson,
Joh9 20 McWaters, Chas. McWaters, l. II. Sannes,
r, Grant Center: George Oehler, Fred Fenner,
G. G.. Bracht
q is, Twin Brooke ,township: julius Fenner,
"nst Slegert, Ed Whipple, A. II Renke
Ferber.
Big Stone township: W. d. Hall, Otto La
combe William Schumacher.
At this convention Mr.. Bent
ley, as chairman Of the COM
mlttee on resolutions reported
the following which was unani-
mously adopted:
Resolyed. that the republicans of Grant County
IN convention assembled, hereby express their
allegiance 70 the principles of the Republican
party as reflected upon the pages of our national
history through the past dfty years We most
) nJaluiy endorse the wise, fearless, and patriotic
administration of President Roosevelt and heliey-
| ms that the God of Nations whose protecting
! care has ever been exercised in preserving and
MAINTAINING this nation for the benefit of free
ana ana ooq-1earlng people through the instrument
tallty OF sueh lllnatrlous statesman as Washing
/ ton, Lincoln. Garfield Mckinley and last but not
least, Iheocore Roosevelt; therefore we bespeak
lot u I'm an unanimous nomination at the hands of
| the National Republican Convention
| Wepoint with pride to the record of our state
officials, both at home and in the Halls of our
/ N National Capital.
We believe that merit deserves reward, and
Tor this reason we endorse all the first term state
officials, and IN this connection would especially
| mention the Hon c. j Bach, Commissioner OF
School and Public Lands
| Resolved further, that this convention adopts
the nit Rule for the guidence of it's delegates in
| the state convention, and does hereby empower
and authorize the majority of our delegates in the
state convention to cast the ballot for the entire
delegation, and that no proxies be allowed except
regularly chosen alternates.
We further authorize the delegates here chosen
do represent Grant Comfy at the Judicial con-
veption to be held on the 9th day Of April for
the purpose of putting in nomna ton Judge for
the Fifth Judicial Circuit.
That the following delegates to represent
said county in said convention likewise as well
as eighteen alternates, be and are the following
named persons:
Delegates o. Nelson, B. Jorgensen, w.
S. Nixon. John N. Engiund, Julius Fenner,
Henry Sexton, A. F. Lindquist, G. A. Wood Ed
Kruger, 4. M. Dahlberg, Geo. Pinckney, William
T. Rabbit, Nils sForsberg, Chas Glander, Thomas
Daylor, Jr
Alternates- William schaffer, A. Weide, Alfred
Nelson, w. ID. Hall. Albin Lundquist, Gustaf
segert, Otto Lacombe, Ole Moe, August Ander-
son. Geo. Stoddard Walter Kerr, A. g. Somers,
II. j. Hulsman james Mcdowell, Geo Oehler,
Henry Miller, Adolf nundquist. g. W. Prevey.