Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-11-15
Thursday. November Is. 1906.

legislature. Where not otherWlse IN
dicated they are republican in poll
tics. The postoffice address OF each
is given as certified in the certifi-
Gates of nomination:
District No. Union, j. I. Sa-
roggs, Beresford.
District No. 2-Clay, o. W. Thomp-
son, Vermillion.
District No. 3-Yankton, c. II.
Dillon, Yankton.
District No. BON Homme, j. II.
Stephens, Springfield.
District No. 5-Lincoln, j. S. Lar
son, Canton.
District No. 6-Turner, James S.
Thompson, Centerville.
District No. Hutchinson, John
Doering, Parkston.
District No. S-Charles Mix, Greg
CRY and Douglas, !. 7. Lathrop, Acad-
envy,
District No. 9-Minnehaha, Henry
Kpndt, Humboldt, dem; John Egge,
Corson.
District No. 1O-McCook. /. ].
Todd, Salem.
District No. 11-Hanson, Jesse
Schdlts, Alexandria, dem.
District No. 12-Davison, j. NJ.
Enon, Mitchell, ind.
District No. 13-Aurora, Willis c.
Cook. P%lankington.
District No. 14-Brule, John
Smith, Kimball, dem.
District No. 15-Moody, James F.
Goodsell, Flandreau.
District No. 16-Lake, L. f. Kreu-
ger, Madison, ind.
District No. 17-Miner, H. H.
Welch, Carthage.
and Buffalo, r. e. Dowdell, Artesian,
dem.
District No. 19-R. S. Vessey,
washington Springs.
District No. 20-Brookings, John
C. Jenkins, Brookings.
District No. 21-Kingsbury, Jacob
Johnson, Lake Preston.
District No. 22-Beadle, NJ. l..
Tobin, Huron.
District No. 23-Hand, John T.
McCullen, Miller, dem.
District No. 24-Hughes, Hyde
and Sully, l. W. Goodner. Pierre.
District No. 25-Stanley and Ly-
man, Fred s. Rowe, Fort Pierre, dem.
District No. 26-Deuel, Frank II.
Green, Gary.
District No. 27-Hamlin, Warren
Green, Hazel.
District No. 2S-Codington, John
B. Hanten. Waterfowl, dem.
District No. 29-Clark, Wallace M.
Danforth, Raymond.
District No. %30-Spink, David
Robertson, Condo.
District No. 31-Grant, Geo. w.
Merry, Milbank.
District No. 32-Day and Marshall,
William Carpenter. Andover; o. c.
Kidder, Holmquist.
District No. 33-Brown, John p.
Weaver, Claremont; Isaac Lincoln,
Aberdeen.
District No. 34-Roberts, l.. s.
Hougen, Wilmot.
District No. 35--Faulk and Potter,
Frank M. Byrne. Faulkton.
District No. 36-Edmunds and
Walworth, Eugene Overholser, Ev-
arts.
District No. 37-McPherson and
Campbell, Frederick Hepperlee, Eu-
Teka.
District No. 3S-Lawrence. K.
May. Lead; H. T. Sooper, Whitewood.
District No. 39-Pennington, H.
T~ompkins. Rapid City. dem.
District No. 40-Meade and Butte,
r. L. Cunning. Camp Crook. dem.
District No. 41-Custer and Fall
River, G. w. Robbins. Custer, dem.
The house members elected were
rs follows, with the oficial address of
each:
District No. Union. ]. F. Lar
SON. Alcester; Lewis Ranum, Elk
Point; Adam Scott, Hawarden, Iowa.
District No. 2-Clay. NJ. J.. Chan
cy, Wakonda; J. 4. Johnson, vermil-
lion.
District No. 3-Yeankto, Titus e.
Price, Yankton; A. L. Van Osdel,
Mission Hill; John Herman. Lester
willie.
District No. 4-Lincoln, Sander
Brynjulson. Canton; H. H. Cable,
Hudson; ]. M. Peterson. Beresford.
District No. 5-Turner. s.. C. Nell
son. Centerville; G. Il. Andrews, Hur-
ley; =. r. Fitch. Hurley.
District No. 6--HutcAinson, w. A.
Lanam. Olivet; p. p. Kleinsasser.
Freeman; G. H. Otto. Trip.
District No, 7-Bon Homme, Her
man voigt. Tyndall; frank Trumbo.
Avon.
District No. s-Douslas. X. G. Fos-
ter, Armour.
District No. s-Char1es Max and
0regory. w. p. Joseph. wagner; John
ElIGrman, Eairfax.