The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1908-04-23
AN7I-McKENZZE DELEGATES
ELECTED TO MZNOT
Taft Endorsed for President and Tom Marshall for u
Senator Convention Refused c. H. Potter Half
the Delegation and He Walks Out and
Names Contesting Delegation.

| Convention came to order again at
three clock.
] Committee on rules and order of busi-
ness recommended:
First-That this convention adopt
Reeds Rules for the government Of
this convention.
Second-Report of committee on per-
manent organization.
Third-Report of committee on Gre
dentials.
Fourth-Report of committee on reso-
lutions.
Fifth-Election of nine delegates to
attend the republican state convention
at Minot, N. D., on May IA, 1908.
Moved and carried that the report of
the committee on rules and order of
business be adopted as read.
The committee on permanent organi-
zation recommended that the temporary
organization be made permanent, and a
motion to accept the report of the COM
mittee was unanimously adopted.
The committee on credentials re-
ported the following entitled to seats in
the convention:
Ada H Hassell, A D Arthur.
Hassell proxy to Arthur.
Albion-August Noess, Henry Schal-
Ter.
Bare Creek.C E Knox, W B Bwrang-
ham, VIM Mills.
Ellendale-Thomas Fleming, M w
Griffin.
Glendale City-First ward: Frank
Green, G w Farrier, c H Potter, F A
Bobbe. Second ward: Andrew Pehl,
B S Hodges, j M Judd, J M Paige,
Harold Meachen, Pehl proxy to A L
Beggs. Third ward: C E Hubbard,
Benz. Graham, Roy Crowley, Chas.
Wahl, Hubbard proxy to E E Cassels.
Elm-R E Griffin. Geo w Stoddard,
Stoddard proxy to r E Griffin.
Elden-John Hatfield, j. E. D. Brown,
Brown proxy to Hatfield.
Hudson-W D Bryan, Chas. Kendall,
T H Thatcher.
James River valley-J H FROZEN,
H H Hanson, Fred Glover, Frank
Elliott, C B Andrus, E F Stevens.
Lovell-J C Moore, VIM Robinson,
L A Samson.
Keystone-Theo Northrop, d B Piper,
L B Green, W B Ollie, Joseph Drew.
Forbes Village H Nagel, F D
McCartney, A G McMillin.
Merricourt-C A Glenn, C w Sullivan,
John Olson, c D Hathaway.
Clement-L w Beckwith, H M Blazer,
Arthur Bartlett.
| Oakes City-First ward: w A Nc
Culley, c A Malander, J w Bush, Lars
fWold, Sol Hunter, H S Nichols. Void
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'lF W Maercklein, A R Wright, w D
Third ward: w S Wickersham, Gus
Coulter, w H Bush, Bush proxy to G B
Phifer.
Fullerton village-W E Dickinson,
David johnson, j S Jensen.
Porter-Mark johnson, Alex Alex
anderson, Jos Pazandak, Pazandak
proxy to Mark johnson.
Port Emma d Root, H R Parker,
y c Craft.
| Riverdale-R L Ames, Alva Brown,
Ames proxy to Alva Brown.
Spring valley-E E Town, R G
Harding Parks, John Wirch, ] w
Shoemaker. Town, Wright, Wolf and
Marshall proxies to Harding Parks.
Valley-W J Beaver, T Wagner.
VanMeter-J w Woodard, H Dins-
more, Dinsmore proxy to w Wood
ard.
Whitestone-Geo DeWolf, JFGeb.
hardt, George Streeter.
Wright-John G Nelson.
-Yorktown-W ] Uecker, A P Morey.
Kent and Kentner were the only pre-
cincts in the county not represented.
The report of the credentials COM
mittee was unanimously adopted.
The committee on resolutions re.
ported as follows:
We, the republicans of Dickey county
in delegate convention assembled, re-
new our allegiance to the cardinal prin-
ciples of the grand old republican
party.
We are proud of the achievements of
our fearless leader, Theodore Roose-
velt, and most heartily approve his
policies. His administration marks an
epoch in the history of the republican
: party. Believing that the work begun
by him can be most effectually carried
forward by that splendid republican,
William H. Taft, we instruct our dele
gates to the state convention to vote
} for delegates to the national convention
who are true friends of the Roosevelt
, policies and who will stand firm for the
, nomination of Secretary Taft for presi.
dent.
We are against the selection Of 9