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Nolga; Henry Llebbrand, Aurora.
On completing the nominations for
constables, Philo Hall, Brookings,
moved that each delegation select and
name one member of the county CEN
tral committee, one from each pre-
cinct, and that the county central
committee so formed shall elect their
own chairman and secretary. Motion
carried.
The delegates from the second and
fourth commissioner districts went
into session and reported nominations
as follows:
County Commissioner 2nd Dist
o. G. Oyloe, Brookings.
County Commissioner 4th Dist
Lewis Johnson, Nolga.
The committee on resolutions then
reported as follows:
RESOLUTIONS.
We, the Republicans of Brookings
county, South Dakota, in convention
assembled, do hereby reattirm our be-
lief in the principles of Republicanism
as expressed in the platforms of our
national and state conventions.
We must heartily approve OF and
endorse the administration OF Theo-
dore Roosevelt as one of the most pro-
gressive and patriotic in the history of
our country.
We congratulate our state and party
upon the highly successful business
administration of Chas. y. Herreid,
our retiring governor.
We pledge our united support to our
national and state tickets already
placed before the people, and congratu-
late ourselves that our candidates are
of the highest type OF craftsmanship
and business ability, and we believe
they will be elected by unprecedented
ma jOrities.
We recommend the nominees OF this
convention to the people OF BrOokings
county, and are proud to say that they
are all men of highest character and
first-class business qualifications, and
we believe the interests of the county
will be in safe hands during their
term of Office.
We extend a message OfappreciatiOn
to the retiring officers OF the county
administration, and congratulatethem
upon their splendid record for busi-
ness success and integrity.
We recognize in the death of the
Hon. Julian Bennett, Judge of the
third judicial circuit, the loss of an
able lawyer and a patriotic citizen,
and we extend to his bereaved family
and friends our earnest and sincere
sympathy in their great alflictiOn.
G.. a. MATHEWS.
T. MEYER.
T. ). JACKSON.
The following is a list of those
selected to represent their respective
precincts as committeeman and who
will form the county central COM
mittee:
AftOn-Gus King.
AltOn-T. 4. Gray.
Argo-Ed. Flemming.
Aurara Twp.-C. W. Mcknight.
Aurora Nillage-Henry Liebbrand.
gor-Oscar Amberg.
Brookings Twp. L. j. Rudolph.
Brookings City, lst Ward-U. d.
Palmer; 2nd ward, G. \. Mathews: 3rd
ward, F. G.. Neill; 4th ward, X. Mat
son.
Elkton-Theo. Meyer.
| Eureka-E. Ladd.
Laketon-J. II. Tra>ta,
Lake Hogan Hoganson.
Lake Hendricks-EllefS Sandro.
Medary-C. y. Trygstad.
Oak Lake-Wm. DETROIT.
OakwoOd-Frank 4. Austin.
OslO-Jas. EvenSOn.
Parnell-Ed. Coburn.
Preston-A. II. LOomis.
Richland-Rob't Fox.
Sherman-Cha COwles.
Sterling-Tom Johnson.
Trenton-Jas. Culbertson.
Nolga-A. Nyman.
! WinsOr-Wm. Parker.
White-R. II. Holden.
THE TICKET.
State Senator-C. T. Doughty.
Representatives King, G. W.
Brown, Ed. Hillestad.
Clerk of Courts-F. +. GOungberg
Sheriff-D. II. Campbell.
County Auditor-Joe Murphy.
Register of Deeds-J. T. Peterson.
Treasurer-A. w. Dressed
States Attorney-W. NJ. Cheever.
County Judge-F. w. Dricken.
Surveyor-J. A. Hegeman.
! Coroner-Dr. Tenant.
Sup't of Schools-J. F. Olander.
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