The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-07-10
THESE ARE CANDIDATES
Names of Men Who Are Candidate.
for the senate and House in
South Dakota.

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South Dakota.
Sioux Falls, S. D., July Ga COM
plete list of the republican legislative
nominees in all districts Of the state.
just made up, shows that the pro-
gressives named 81 of the 149 re-
publican candidates for the legisla-
ture. OF the state senator's the pro-
gressives have chosen 81 out OF 45,
and of the house members GA of lO4
are progressives.
Some OF the most prominent lead
ers of the legislature of 1907 Will not
be seen in the assembly of 1909,
notably Glass of Codington, BROWNE,
OF Brown, and Foncannon, of Ms
Pherson. Glass was a candidate for
congress-, Browne for governor ami
%Foncannon was defeated for renomt-
nation by twenty votes.
Only eleven of the present repub-
lican members of the state senate
have been OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Dillon. Laxson, Lothrop, Goodsell,
Johnson, Tobin, Danforth, Bell and
Byrne.
List of Senate Nominees.
Following is the list of republican
nominees for the state senate:
lnsurgents-First district, Union,
j. t. Scroggs; Second, Clay, Ed Haw-
kins; Third, Yankton, c. H. Dillon;
Fourth, Bon Homme, Holleman;
Fifth, Lincoln, j. G.. Laxson; Sixth,
Turner, Charles e. Andrews; Eighth,
Charles Mix, l. T. Lothrop: Ninth,
Douglas, A. NJ. Shaw; Tenth, Mime
haha, Gilbert Thoron; Eleventh, Nc
Cook, VIM. Hoese; Twelfth, Hanson
and Miner, Charles A. Laurson;
Fourteenth, Aurora, R. c. Drake;
Fifteenth, Jerauld and Sanborn, A.
Williamson; Sixteenth, Brule and
Buffalo, H. S. Hedrick; Eighteenth,
Moody, James j. Goodsell; Nine
teenth, Lake, John A. johnson;
Twentieth, Brookings, R. H. Will
liams; Twenty-irst, Kingsbury, ia
cob Johnson; Twenty-second, Beadle,
M. L. Tobin; Twenty-third. Hand,
Thomas Trythall; Twenty-fourth,
Hyde. Hughes and sully, A. W.
Ewert; Twenty-fifth, Lyman and
Stanley. Matthew Brown; Twenty
eighth. Codington, c. X. Seward;
Thirtieth. Sphinx. Peter Norbeck;
Th~irty-fourth, Day, S. S. Yeager;
T%hirty-1fth. Brown, Ira o. Curtis:
Thirty-sixth, Faux and Potter, Frank
NJ. Byrne.
Stalwarts = Seventh district,
Hutchinson. VIM. H. Shaw; Tenth,
Minnehaha, c. P. Bates; Thirteenth,
Dawson, George A. Johnston; Seven
teenth, Gregory, Adrian Nyquist;
Twenty-sixth, Deuel.. T. j. Law;
Twenty-seventh, Hamlin, A. o. Arne-
son; Twenty-ninth, Clark, W. M.
Danforth; Thirty-1rst, Grant, c.. s..
Amsden; Thirty-second, Roberts, F..
v. Bobb; thirty-third, Marshall, S.. A.
Bell; Thirty-1fth, Brown. John R.
Weaver; Thirty-seventh, Edmunas
and Walworth, B. F. Pucket; Thirty
eighth, Campbell and Mcpherson,
Thos. Wosnuk; Thirty-ninth, Law
renee, D. A. Mcpherson and Ernest
May; Fortieth, Pennington, Joseph
Hare; For0-first, Meade and Butte,
o. o. Stokes; Forty-second, Custer,
and Fall River. L. E. Hughey.
Candidates for the House.
Following is the roster of repub-
lican nominees for the house of rep
resentatives:
Insurgents-Union, Lewis kanum,
j. F. Larson and j. e. Behnke; Clay,
NJ. j. CLANCY and p. w. Peterson;
Yankton, A. L. Wyman, Lars A.
Bruce and G. G. Hjeldsdth; Bon
Homme, Thompson and Van Ger
pen; Lincoln, Lander Brynjulson, H.
HI. Gable and j. M. Peterson; Turner.
Edwin P. Fitch, H. Van Ruschen,
John Lakings and Henry Apland;
Charles Mix, Enoch Norbeck and
Frank Trumbo; Minnehaha, Lewis
Larson and G. j. Morris; McCook,
George W. Dudley and Peter KEEL
myr; Hanson, Fred Thiel; Dawson,
G. F. Drake and Gust H. Helgerson;
Aurora, d. p. Carver; Jerauld, w. H.
Mcmillan; Brule, R. H. Cook; Miner,
Carl j. Erickson; Lake, G. H. Thu
row and o. B. Myers; Moody, A. E.
Cherington and N. NJ. Ingalon; Day.
w. r. Ebert. A. c. Roberts, w. g.