Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-09-27
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selected These candidates will nearly
all, it not all, be elected The list
shows that tie session will have "A large
humber of experienced members, forty
on" of the members of former sessions
coming hacR. By counties the list is:
Aurora-Senate, aW. c. Cook; house, ID.
c.. Carver.
~Beadle-Senate, NJ. l., Tobin; house, sc.
Martin, Frank Ovitt.
Bon HonIme-Senate, al. H.. Stephens,
house, Frank Trumbo, alderman Voigt.
Brookings-Senate, JOIN G. jenkins,
house, Severt Simmons, Allen Mattison, Ed
Heffeman.
Brown-Senate Isaac Lincoln, ]. a
Weaver house, al. L. Brown, aP. ID. kribs.
a. Sem, O. A. Swanson.
Brule- Senate, Henry Bradley, house, o.
It. Brown, X. A Mcclellan.
Buffalo Senate, (see Jerauld) house III.
b. Earren.
Butte-Senate, bH. b. Perkins; house,
40. o. Stokes
Campbell-Senate(se e Jefferson ;house
Christian Falstader.
Charles Mix-Senate, c. III. Lathrop:
house, w. p. Joseph.
dTk-oenat w. NJ. Dan1Ortn; mouse,
aW. A. Carley, alb. O. Olson.
C~lay-Senate, O. w. Thompson; house,
all. Clancy J. +. Johnson.
Codington-Senate, bCharles II. Eng
lesby; house, aB. E. Lee, bW. S. Glass.
Custer-Seuate, Ed L. Grantham: house,
aNewton Tubbs.
Davison-Senate, Thomas Fullerton,
house, c. f. Drake.
Day-Senate, ID. c. Kidder, VIM. Carp
enter ;house, al. J. Ewald, James Hamilton
f. G, Palmer.
~Deuel-Senate, Frank II. Green; house,
aJoseph Hebal.
Douglas-Senate (see Charles Mix:)
house, AIKEN. G. Foster.
Edmunds-House, al. w. Permley.
Faulk-Senate, Drank Byrne; houses:
aAlex Miller.
Grant-Senate, George Merry; house, o.
II. Dingsor, A. Wiede.
Gregory-Senate (see Charles Mix
house, John Ellerman.
H~and-Senate, BIZ. T. Sheldon; house,
S. ID. Humison.
Hamlin-Senate, Warren Green; house,
W. E. Whitemore.
Hanson-Senate, E. E. Dagner; house
IA. Kluts.
Hughes Senate, l. w. Goodner.
Hutchinson-Senate, aJohn Doering;
house, Otto Dennah, p. p. Kleinsasser.
Hyde-House, J. II. Wolley.
Jerauld-Senate, X. S. Wesley; house.
(see BuffaloO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Jacob Johnson:
house. al. III. Carroll, c. w. Stoner.
L~ake-Senate, Dan McKinnon; house,
al. II. Groce, O. b. Meyers.
Lawrence-Senate, aEarnest May, III. T.
Cooper; house, aired Pennington, aJohn
Walzmuth, aA. Shaw, IA. John Peterson.
Lincoln-Senate, J. J. Laxon: house,
Sander Brynjulson. II. ii. Cable, j. NJ.
Peterson.
Meade-Senate, (see ButteD house
Albert An-Stanley.i
McCook-Senate. L. J. Todd; house, III. c.
Thorb, J. L. Quincy.
McPherson-Senate, Fred Hepp9rlee,
house; c. IL. Foncannon.
Marshall-House, Manning Smith.
Lyman-Senate, aW. E. Sweeney: house
[see McPherson.l
Minnehaha-Senate, Il. w. Parliman;
bJohn Egge; house, &C. c. Bratrud, ]. b.
Mckinley, aJohn Ebersviller.
Moody-Senate, J. F. Goodsell; house
aChris Olson, L. X. Simpson, j. p.
Johnson.
Pennington-Senate, aMyron Whsle;
house, Joseph Hare, Milton Freeze.
Potter-House, L. f. Michael.
Roberts-Senate, aLewis A. Haugen:
o.. p. Engstrom, as. Satire, Bert Lee.
Sanborn-Senate, George II. Bonney.
Spink-Senate, BID. Robertson; house
Z. c. I~ssenhuth, Will Price.
Stanley-Senate [see Lyman;l house,
Frank E. Rood.
Sully-Senate, Isee Hughes house, J.
III. Gropengeiser.
Turner-Senate, James S. Thompson;
house, be. S. Nelson, &C. E. Andrews, f..
ii. Fitch.
Union-Senate, A. T. Scrogg; house, |
Adam Scott, ]. f.. Larson, Louis Ramun.
Walworth-House, John Beibelheimer.
Yankton-senate, &C. H., Dillon; house,
bTitus Price, IA. n, Van Osdel, al.
Herman.
aRenominated last session.
bFormer members; not last session.
At the time of the city campaign in
Pierre last spring, the question of open
gambling was an issue, and the ticket
elected was pledged to suppress it.
From that time until a few days ago no
effort was made to revive it until within
the past few days when the rumor was
passed around that the rooms were to
be opened again. This called out a rad
Ical protest from many citizens, and
the council at a meeting last week by
resolution announced that it would back
the mayor and authorities TO the limit
in any legal action to suppress any
attempts &c revive open gambling in
this city.
The progress being made by both the
Northwestern and Milwaukee railroads
indicates that they will both be in Rapid
City by the first Of the year. The
former road has now about eighty miles
of steel laid on its extension, forty miles
having been laid from each end Of the
road. This leaves less than one-hun-
dred miles to lay. The Milwaukee has
completed fully one hundred miles of
tracklaying and at least ninety per cent
of its grade. Both Of the roads have