The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-21
COunf Dss>nyentiOn.
Republicans Place of -, and
Legislative Tick et soSr
the Field.

Mr.. Bentley 10 the Star Per.
former and Held His Dele
gates to their MILK lill
the Curtain Went
Inc court room was completely
filled with delegates and spectato r.
when Nels FOrsberg, the chairman of
the county central committee. called
the convention to order and read the
call, and also the list of delegates -
returned by the several precincts as
follows:
ADAMs-Dsn O'Leary, e. II. Wallace, Joha
| Gunder Pauson, John Haugen, VIM. Bethkess
Chairman, J. G. Cshil; Secretary. W. H. Bunt.
ing; E,,. .,-,o,,. sc,nr, . q -.
Glander, Herman Frewold. Carl Ksmin. +. ".
Tulowetzki. Ben Woitte. Henry Miller. Chair.
man. an Louis S%ds Schultz secre,sry Henry Miller.
Sc W. Sahr, G. =. Crime. Chairman, q. II.
eE1ms; a1a iSesr Secretary, Teomss ysndsrvet
%dsiss Thssnds.s "'fS eas,n.S Rori.
Aidrich Secretary, g "A. Yonker.
Bic STONE TowMsalr-G. r. Tunnel. c. @.
swanson; Secretary, Z. nj. FisSeIi. SIi"n' "'fe'
BLOOMING VALLEY-O. o. Bronson, @. n. oil.
| son, A. A. Olson. John Hauser. Jacob jacobson.
Chairman, y. h. Dingsor: Secretary, o. o. Bron.
FARxIsaToN-John N. Sterud, Frsnk fran SEN.
| Chairman. Andrew Madison; secretary, Lorenzo
| Ad0lpheon.
GEoRsIA-L. r. Larson, Arthur Englund, Axel
Dshlberg. Emil Mollberg. Chairman, J. P. Lund
borg; secretary, ssysrt SINE,
man Kruger. Robert white. Chairman, cyrus
Sample; ;s1ssetKs5y, KiL,Jns j.; T. Walker Walk; o,
KOrth, N. A. Emery. Chairman, Dan Macklin:
secretary, "A. N. Woolsey.
pn1dy Scs Rsn cs,: T.
Fred Beekow.
MADIsoN-C. 8. Amsdsn, A. g. Swanson, J. A.
Chairman. John swanson; secretary, Andrew
Erickson.
NELsosr-R, A. Berkner, W. l. Lowthian,J. G.
msn.. mans Chairman. " i. Lo~thian;' secretary, @ W !.
G. Reeve.
Fret ward-Thos. Hicks, James Branhon. l.:
Burkhardt, Chairman, James Mirscls: secr.
second W.rd.-F' v. M.shsn. N. N. R.msr,
Thad 1. Fuller. Jonn Farley. Edgar kelley
Third ward-H. J. Bsnsdics. Rnil Il. a. SohDoo: Hoos
john johns s.s. Pee. ky. Gsss i isfa4aiss: r. s
Chairman-H. J. BsnedieS; Decrelary, 'Thos FITCH
~ oscsoL4-N. A. Hicks. $. g. .Ayers. T;E.
eensoss sssssassry. = =. n. Ess,mas. :. .o1.
STocKHoLN-O. B. Fornell, Joseph Hedman,
Adolph Johneon: A!bin Lindqueet, P. E. Eclov.
TRoY.,N. Forsbnrg. Enst Melin. n. J He'd
man, Adolph Lu,dquist' ThOs Lindahl. Aug.
Anderson. John o. Nelson. Lars Lnndquist and
OF votes Tor precinct c0nmittre.
I TWIN BRooks-F Bro r. Roberts. Barney Lam
seeres.rs Sn1s R0
TWIN BRooKs TwP.-Edwin Whipple Ernest
Arndt, F. NJ. Beetem. Chairmsn, Julius Fen
wi vsssoss sisy R. T. T.yor. iss'f Eou,. Anderson win
Vogelsang. Knute Engebretsen. Thomas Christ.
enson. William Port. Chairman. J. L. scheie;
REvnlo.C;I: Broberg, J F. Hillstrom, Ed.
Smogard. H. Trick. Chairman. L. Shampins;
secretary, NJ. P. Noble.
Mr.. Aldrich suggested that the list
of deleg ates as read constitute the con.
convention, but Mr.. Bentley op-
posed this and insisted upon
credentials committee being appointed.
For temporary chairman OF the con-
vention L. H. Bentley nominated Nels
Forsberg. and G. Wallace nominsted
1. D. Aldricl.
Mr.. Bensiev moved that the vote be
taken by roli-rall, and an amendment
was offered calling for vote by bal
lot, and the question was debated be-
fore being put. Mr.. Bentley dem rand.
ing roll.call vote and r. Z. Fuller,
Thos. Bouck and N. l. Lowthian ar
guing for secret ballot, so that the
deleg ates might vote untrammeled b.
the bosses.
After F. E. Roberts and Gus. Milin
were appointed tellers, tho vote was
taken bv roll-call and resulted in 81
for the secret ballot and So for tho
roll .OQn odunOOfod l,v M Qn~e1n.
On the roll-call vote for chairmen
the tellers announced that Mr.. Fors-
berg received 63 and Aldrich 50.
Mr.. F. E. Roberts was nominated
for secretary and no other nomjna-
tiOns being presented his nomination
was made unanimous.
Mr.. Bentley then moved that cOm~
mittee OF five on resolutions, rules aud
order OF business be appointed.
Barney Lambrecht moved for : COM !
mittee of five on credentials, ana
George Friday moved for . commtfteo
of five on permanent Organization.
Mr.. Bentley then moved for = rocoea
of five minutes 10 allow the Ohalrnarl
to name the committees,
After the convention wao oealn
called to order the chair appointo& tho
following committees:>
ResOlutiOns.-L. 81. Bentley. Harry
Miller, Fred Zeilski, Sam Taylor,
G. T. Oehler.
Credentials. .Thos. L. Bouek, Z. 2.
Larson, g. I. Brobing, Ed Whipple,
John Sterud. s as
Permanent Organixa&ion.-- ~ b.
Aldrich, VIM. Bethke, n. a. Enerv.
9. g: Hortman, 4. Anderson
Teller: J. n. Ssnord, Basne1
Mr.. Bouck offered 4 reoolraann
hearily eudorsing Senator OonIAAS'o
candidacy md instructing - loGlo1nr
tive dolegatlon from Grant eou11S n
- thAs the demands Of tho s(a1o 60,
vention b fAithfully carried on8 -
Senstor Gamble returned "a - Uni1e1
heatos SENATE. The reooluAion 80 r..
1erred g tho cOmmiltae a rooo1 Aaono.
= hall hours' rocees woa ta1n n
sne ccmmit1ee to mako 3 ropoll -
whom called 20 ordoc ~ ooe1l1 na ~
crooentiAlo roporeod tkoH - SorIoo
reqd By - chslrnan ~ - ol I11on
"a enasof q. :. Oshlae ron 0eonA
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