The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-15
FOR ITS EFFECT
TWO YEARS; a! HENCE
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REPUBLICANS WILL WAGE CAM.
PAIGN ON USUAL LINES.
State Is Good for a Plurality Of 5000,
but Senator Is to Be Chosen in 1906
and Other Important Issues Settled
Then and a. Close Organization Is
Deemed Expedient. " .r.
Snacial to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. .1= :
Sioux Falls, S. D., Sept. 15-Final arrange
ments for the opening of the republican state
campaign were made as the result of a meet
ing in this city, which was attended by the
nominees on the republican state and congress.
sonal tickets and the members of the republic
can state central committee. -,."-..t
1t was decided to open campaign headquar-
tiers in Sioux Falls next week. ..,.. =
frank Crane, chairman of the republican state
central committee, announced the reappointmenl
OF e. A.. Warner of Eureka as secretary. An
executive committee, was selected and is com
posed of the following:. Frank Crane, J. w.
Freeman of Lead. vice chairman for the BLACK
Hills; Thomas Fullerton of Mitchell, r. w.
Stewart of Pierre, John W. Arthur Of Webster
d. T. Walker of WATERFOWL, c.. e. Mckinney
of Sioux Falls W. c.. Lusk Of Yankton and c. J..
Mcleod OF Aberdeen 81
Altho everything indicates an overwhelming
republican victory In the state next November,
it was decided to wage an aggressive campaign
in order to maintain and strengthen the republi
the republican and the antirepublican forces OF
the state two years hence.
-. Importance Of 1906.
of 1906 will have the selection Of United
States senator to succeed Senator Gamble, and,
in addition, the legislature elected at that time
will be required to reapportion the senatorial
and representative districts.
AS the reapDortionment will have important
! bearing on subsequent struggles between repub.
leans and their opponents 1Or control or tho
legislature the republicans in the present cam
paign will do verything possible to bring the
state organization up to the highest degree OF
| efficiency for the good effect it will have III
| enabling the republicans to capture good work
ing majority of the state senator's and represent
| atves elected in 1905.
| After the meeting here Chairman Crane and
! Secretary Warner departed for Pierre to close
| up some business matters at the state capital
| but they will return to Sioux Falls in time tt
open state headquarters early in the coming
! week. -: o. -y
The more sangune republicans figuring OF
| a plurality of about %, 900 in the state.
New Lutheran College Building.
AS the result of a meeting in this city of
| committee representing the Lutherans of thu
| United States. arrangements were perfected TO
the immediate advertising for bids for the con
struction Of new building the grounds o.
| the Lutheran. college in this city. The new
structure will cost about $4,000 ,,-=t - 81
| Plans for the building were recently com
| pleted. 1t will be a very fine structure, witt
! a frontage of about 12O feet three stories i
! height with a basement. The building
| will be constructed of Sioux Falls granite ant
| will be one of the most substantial structure
| of the kind in the west. 1t will be used a
| a dormitory, and WILL, when completed, accom-
! modate about 115 pupils.
! In addition to the sleeping quarters it will
have diningrooms and kitchen in the basement
and rooms for receptions, study and for the us
of the faculty. About $4,000 additional viii
| be expended in improvements to the presen
buildings. y-,.q sa-a =. AZ