The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-25
SELECTED THEIR DELEGATES
Republicans Met in County conven-
ton to Elect Delegates to the
State Convention

ZION TO EleCC e to the
State Convention.
The republican county convention
was held at the court house Tuesday
morning for che purpose of selecting
81 delegates TO the state convention
to be held at Sioux Falls June S.
The attendance at the convention
was large and every precinct i'm the
county was represented, with 20 dele
gates.
Chairman Burns called the conven-
ton to order at Ii :l5 O'Clock and the
call was read by Secretary Bras.
DR.. r. Il. Dundas was elected tenn
porary chairman and Charles Wright,
of Lisbon township, was elected sec
rotary.
On motion of @. IL. Parrott, of
Baker, the chair appointed a COM
mittee of three ON credentials. as fol-
lows: C. II. Parrott, w. B. Tobey,
of Rome, and III. D. Buttertield, of
Mitchell.
On motion of Judge Smith a COM
mittee OF three on resolutions was
appointed by the chair as follows /:
Il. b. Smith, ID. H. %StrotheIs, of
Beulah, and G. f. Raymond, Of
Mitchell township.
On motion OF 7. Il. Graham, the
,1,n;r oppoiptod oon,,,ittoo of
three on permanent organization, as
follows: Il. e. Graham. r. ID.
Watkins, of Badger, and b. M.
johnson. of Mitchell.
The report of the committee on
credentials was presented by Chair
man Parrot and the following dele
gates were given seats in the conven-
tion:
First ward-Thomas Nicholson, L..
j. WEIGH, E. L. Grinnell, Henry
SWindler. j. r. Allison, John Refer
son, A. M, Jayne, G. III. Hedden, T..
f. Graham, George e. Besancon, w.
III. Broadbent.
Second ward-A. j. Curtis, j. S.
Daniels, Gottliep Scheurenbrand,
VIM. Marks, w. j.. Frad, b. M.
Johnston, j. ID. Kress, N. r. Fur
long.
Third ward-F. b. Smith, M. A.
Reeves, IL, ID. %Butterield. M. Boice
g. W. Downey, w. a. Branch, r.
T. Dundas, W. NJ. Smith, a. K.
Eddy. e. r.. Storer.
Fourth ward-J. e. Wells, George
Miner, Robert Burns, George A.
Johnston, A. b. Seaton, l.. N.
Hunt, S. n. Morgan. Richard Lang,
g. e. Cassem, Elijah Tillotson.
Mt. Ve1non-Challes Woodward.
John johnson, Will Bromwell. Will
Snyder, Ole Kittleson, Frank Meek
ing and III. NJ. Mabbott.
Prosper-E1ed Carlson, John Hem
Erickson, f. z. Hoffman.
Lisbon-Charles Wright, j. V.
White, Frank Green.
Mitchell township-C. f. Ray
mond. r. e. Jones j. +. Smith,
N. Jensen.
Blendon-Asa Kelsey. Hans Hell
gerson, j. S. Bonlham.
Beulah-D. II. Strothers, Ed.
Quinch, G. f. Brady.
Perry-Sam Rowley, John Donde-
linger.
Baker-C. II. parrott, Robert Fan
gle.
Tobin-Erank G. Sand, John L,
Carlson.
Rome-w. b. Tobey, c. F. Drake,
w. S. Synder.
Union-W. ~EI. Kennedy, S. j..
Shane, o. NJ. Butterfield.
Badper-E. w. Watkins. G. p.
Taylor, n. V. Smith.
Chairman Graham reported that
the temporary organization be made
permanent, which was adopted.
Judge Smith read the resolutions
which wele OF a strong character i'm
supporting the national administra-
ton and endorsed Congressman Mar
tin for senator. Congressman Burke
and Governor Elrod, and the dele
gates were interested to vote as a
unit upon all propositions and ques-
tions before the convention. and that
the deleagtes present cast the full
vote Of the delegates elected. These
resolutions were adopted, but not
before the opponents of the stall
warts opposed the instruction of the
%delegates, and on the vote the stall
warts won by a vote of 81 to 90.
Your committee on resolutions re-
spectfully submits to this honorable
convention, the following resolu-
lions:
Resolved, That we renew our all
%lepiancs to the republican party Of
the State Of South Dakota and the