The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-20

District No. 2, Clay-E. D. Hawkins,
Nermillion.
District No. 8, Yankton-C. H. Dill
Ion, YanktOn.*
District No. 4, Bon Homme-J. P.
Cooley, Tabor, Dem.
district No. 5, Lincoln-J. G.. Lax
son, Canton.*
District No. 6, Turner-Charles E.
Andrews, Hurley.
District No. 7, Hutchinson-William
H. Shaw, Parkston.
District No. s. Charles Mix-Frank
H. Stahbelin, Wagner, Dem.
District No. 8, Douglas-A. M. Shaw,
belmont.
District No, 10, Minnehaha-C. P.
Bates, Sioux Falls; Gilbert Thoreson,
Dell Rapids.
District No. II, McCook-William
Hoese, Spencer.
District No. IL, Hanson and Miner
Charles A. Laurson, Howard.
District No. IS, Davison-Herbert E.
Hitchcock, Mitchell, Dem.
District No. IA, Aurora-O. D. An
derson, Corsica, Dem.
District No. IS, Jerauld and San
born-A. Williamson, Woonsocket.
District No. 16, Brul eand Buffalo
G.. H. Jordan, Chamberlain, Dem.
District No. II, Gregory-Adrian N.Y.
quist. Gregory.
District No. IS, Moody-James Good
sell, Flandreau.*
District No. 10, Lake-John A. John
son, Madison.
District No. 20, Brookings-R. II.
Williams, ~Brookings.
District No. q, Kingsbury-Jacob
Johnson, Lake Preston.
District No. %, Beadie-H. L.. To-
bin, Huron.*
District No. %, Hand-J. T. McCul-
len, Mi!ler,* Dem.
District No. "a, Hyde, Sully and
Hughes-A. w. Ewart, Pierre.
District Nc. %, Lyma nand Stanley
Fired S. Rowe, Fort Pierre. Dem.
District No. 26, Deuel-A. ]. Lock
hart, Clear Lake.
District No. 81, Hamlin-A. D. Arne-
son, Hayti.
District No. %, Codington-C. X.
seward, WatertOWn.
District No. 90, Clark-W. H. Dan
forth, Raymond
District No. 80, Spink-Peter Nor
beck, Redfeld.
District No. 81, Grant-C. S. Ans
den. Milbank.
District No. 80, Roberts-E. V. Robb,
Sisseton.
District No. 33, Marshall-S. A. Bell,
Britton.*
District No. "a, Days. S. Yeager,
Webster.
District No. 35, Brown-John r.
Weaver, Claremont; Ira O. Curtis,
Aberdeen.
District No. sc. Faulk and Potter
F. H. Byrne, Faulkton.*
District No. 81, Rdmunds and Wal
worth-McCafferty, Bowdle. Den.
District No. So, Campbell and Nc
Pherson--Theodore Wesnuk, Mound
City.
District No. 80, Lawrence-D. A.
MCPHERSON, Deadwoood; Ernest May,
Leads
District No. 40, Pennington-Joseph
Hare, Keystone.
District No. Al, Meade and Butte
o. O. Stokes, Harding.
District No. AZ, Custer and Fall Riv-
er-Lawrence Higley, Hot Springs.
Representatives.
District No. /, Union-Lewis Ra-
num-. Elk Points J. F. Larson, Alces-
ter;* J. Z. Behnke, Beresford.
District No. 2, Clay-M. j. CLANCY,
Wakonda;' P. w. Peterson, Yer.
million.
District No. 8, Yankton-A. L. Wy
man, Yankton; Carl c. Kjeldseth,
Irene; Lars A. Bruce, Lesterville.
District No. 4. o Homme-John
Thompson, Tabor; D. w. Van Gerep,
Avon; Klass Wakes, Avon.
District No. S, Lincoln-Sander
Brynjulson, Canton;' H. H. Gable,
Hudson;* J.. M. Peterson, Beresford."
District No. 6, Turner-Edwin P.
Fitch, Parker;' H. Van R%uschen, Ma
rion; John Lakins, Hurley; Henry
Apland, Hooker.
District No. Z. Hutchinson-J. ].
Wipf, Freeman; c. H. Otto, Tripp;H
d. J. Mendel, Freeman.
District No. s, Douglas-D. H. Ra-
ben, Armour.
District No. 9, Charles Mix-Enoch
Norbeck, Platte; Frank Trumbo,
Wagner.
District No. 10, Minnehaha-John P.
Johnson, Hartford; Ole c. Haugse,
Cotton: Peder E.. Fannemal, Sioux
Falls; F. w. Martin, Hartford: John
A. Scott, Hills, Mimi; C. j. Morris,
Sioux Falls; Lewis Larson, Sioux
Falls.
District No. II, McCook-Geo. w.
Dudley, Canistota; Peter Kjelmyr,
Montrose.
District No. II, Hanson-Thomas
Gordon, Alexandria, Dem.
District No. 10, Davison-Charles
r. Drake. Etnan;* Gus H. Helgerson,
Mount Vernon.
District No. IA, Sanborn-Charles
E. Whiting, Woonsocket.