Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-07
Goddard, A. L. Beggs, L. I. Randall; Third
ward, M. p. Axtell, Charles Hubbard, j. M.

Goddard, A. L. Beggs, L. I. Randall; Third
ward, M. p. Axtell, Charles Hubbard, j. M.
Paige.
James River Valley-E. F. Stevens, John
II. Fregen, II. II. Hanson, B. H. Stevens,
A. E. Howe.
Hudson-L. N. Puffer, w. D. Bryan, T.
II. Thatcher.
Bare Creek-Wm. Mills, c. E. Knox.
Kentner-Peter Weist, w. E. Harris.
Kent. w. Higgs, Arthur Bartlett.
Lovell-B. L. Adamson, E. R. Kennedy,
l.. A. Samson, ]. G. Moore.
Keystone-W. B. Knox, Joseph Newton, Guy
Reams, w. B. Dille-proxy to Hugh Helferty.
Merricourt-C. w. Sullivan, A. Palmer, j. G.
Hyde, Lee Sullivan.
Norway. H. Denning, H. M. Blazer Chris
FROZEN.
Oakes-First ward, H. s. Nichols, H. v.
Hemenway. R. l.. Thompson, Sol. Hunter,
Jacob Ugelstad, G. P. Walton; Second ward,
Arthur Perkins, Geo, Burrows, A. r. Wright
Chas. Moore; Third ward, j. H. Coulter, S. w
Teal, h. G. Mccartney, w. H. Bush.
Porter-F. w. Teichmann, Mark johnson, A.
Alexanderson, David johnson, Sr.
Riverdale-W. NJ. Hutsinpiller, j. NJ. Will.
Spring Valley-Fred Countryman, Geo. Haas,
Arthur Curran, Norman Keyes, John Ormes.
Valley-T. H. Southam, O. M. Freeman.
Van Meter-J. H. Van Meter, H. F. Dinsmore.
Whitestone-W. E. Kellogg, J. O. Glenn, b.
Graham, j. H. Mcclure, Carl Stolle, Fred ].
Graham.
Wright. G. Nelson, Fred Anderson.
Yorktown-Not represented. A. P. Morey be-
inp tn hat
cinct.
The committee on rules and or ler
of business submitted the following
report, which was adopted: Election
Of judicial delegates, senator, repre-
sentatives, register, states attorney,
treasurer. clerk OF court, sheriff, audi
tor, superintendent of schools, county
Judge, public administrator, coroner,
surveyor, coustables, justices, election
of a committeeman at large, nomina-
tions for commissioner, election OF
county central committee; that dele
gates present be allowed to cast full
vote of precinct, that more than one
nomination should be decided by
ballot; that Roberts Rules of Order
govern.
Nominations for judicial delegates
being in order the following we're up
on motion elected: George Rose, n.
G. Mccartney, E. F. Bodle, G.. q.
Fay, j. G. Drew, E. E. Cassels.
For state senator the names of NJ.
P. Axtell end Truman H. Thatcher
we're presented. Upon vote Axtell
received II votes and Thatcher 70
votes. Thatcher was declared the
nominee.
George Rose and E. F. Stevens
we're nominated for representatives
and they were named by acclamation.
A. L. Beggs nominated w. E.
Kellogg for register of deeds, and he
carried the convention by acclama-
ton.
For district attorney the names of
S. q. Cady and E. E. Cassels are
presented, and on vote being taken
the vote stood: Cassels 81, Cady 80.
For treasurer Hans Lee was ncmi-
mated by reclamation.
For clerk of court ]. E. Baker was
named by acclamation.
J.C. Drew was named for sheriff,
and was the unanimous choice of the
convention.
A. w. Eygabroad was named by
acclamation for auditor.
Mrs. Geneva M. Lowell was named
by acclamation for superintendent of
schools.
Alex. D. Pennington was the
unanimous choice for probate judge
D. T. Youker was named by &C.
clamation for public administrator.
DR.. Bayard E. Ryder was nomi-
mated by acclamation ior coroner.
Moved and carried that surveyor,
justices of the peace and constables
be left to the county central COM
mittee.
Moved that E. F. Bodle be elected
q member at large and chairman of
the county central committee, and
that the committee be empowered to
fill any vacancies on the ticket.
Motion prevailed.
| B. L. Adamson was the nominee
for commissioner of the Fifth district
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