Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-11-15
DAKOTA LAWMAKERS
A LIST OF MEN WHO Will SERVE
IN THE SENATE AND HOUSE
AT COMING SESSION.
OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST
From the Capitol City, the Various
State Institutions n From
Many Different Parts OF
the Sunshine State.

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the Sunshine State.
Pierre.-Returns on the South Da-
kota Legislature are practically COM
plete. With but one or two exceptions
the following list is known to be cor
rect. A few places are given on the
general returns from the, county.
The list shows IL Democrats in
the senate, in which body they a
II at the session two years ago; ana
II Democrats and one independent in
the house, in which body there were
tive Democrats in the last session.
This would give them less than 20 IN
joint session. Unless designated as
Democrat thos in the following list
are Republicans:
Senate.
Dist. 1, Union-John Morrisey, Al
cester, Democrat.
Dist. 2, Clay-A. S. Anderson,
Beresford, Democrat.
Dist. 8, Yankton-W. H. McMasters,
Yankton.
Dist. 4, Bonhomme-J. P. Cooley,
Tabor, Democrat.
Dist. 5, Lincoln-J. d. Hicks, Can
ton.
Dist. 6, Turner-E. H.. Odland, Hur'
ley.
Dist. 7, Hutchinson-A. A. Wipf,
Freeman.
Dist. 8, Charles Mix-B. F. Morgan,
Wagner, Democrat. '
Dist. 9, Aurora and Douglass. },
Frenzl, Armour, Democrat.
Dist. 10, Minnehaha-Renry Howe,
Sioux Falls; J. w. Cone, Sioux Falls.
Dist. II, Hanson and McCook-Wll-
liam Hoese, Spencer.
Dist. u, Miner and Sanborn-E. M.
Smith, Woonsocket, Democrat.
Dist. 10, Davison-Gust H. Helger-
son, Mt. Vernon.
Dist. IA, Harding and Perkins-Ray
j. Murphy, Lennon.
Dist. 15-John G.. Bartine, Oacoma,
Dist. Is, Brule, Buffalo and Jer
audit. l.. White, Democrat.
Dist. II, Gregory-Ernest O.. Patter
son, Dallas.
Dist. IS, Moody-Robert Daley,
Pipestone, Mimi, Democrat.
Dist. 10, Lake-B. B. Bowel, Madi
son.
Dist. 20, Brookings-E. c. Miller,
Brookings.
Dist. p, Kingsbury-David Patter
son, Lake Preston.
Dist. 20, Beadle-George H. Wright
Huron.
Dist. %, Hand and Hyde. H. Car
roll, Miller.
Dist. "a, Hughes and Sully-J. J
Dalton, Pierre.
Dist. 25, Stanley+E. A. Morrison
Elbon.
Dist. 26, Trip and Bennett. l.
Brown, Winner.
Dist. 27, Deuel. and Hamlin-T. J
Law, Clear Lake.
Dist. %, Codington-H. M. Finne
rud, Watertown.
Dist. 80, Clark-Thomas Bickel
Clark.
Dist. 80, spink-Peter Norbeck
Redficld.
Dist. 31,-Grant-C. S. Amsden, Mil
bank.
Dist. 80, Roberts-Andrew Marvick
Sisseton.
Dist. 33, Marshall. H. Brooks
Britton.
Dist. "a, Day-Donald Mclean, Wei
ster.
Dist 35, Brown-C. A. Russell, Aber
| deem, Democrat; E. J.. Mather, Groton
Democrat.
TN,r{ &c INr,,11y Dcifn,, mn nnuynv-
J. F. Whitlock, Gettysburg.
Dist. 37,-Corson, Edmunds an,
Walworth-J. w. Harris. Mobridge.
Dist. SO, Campbell and MCPHERSON
John H. Fischer, Mound City.
Dist. 80, Butte and Lawrence-A. A
Noodle, Memo; Ernest May, Lead.
Dist. 40, Pennington-M. A. Lange
Rapid City.
Dist. Al, Meade and Z~iebach-J. I
Hale, Sturgis, Democrat.
Dist. AZ, Custer and Fall River
Dennis Henault, Custer, Democrat.
Dist. 1, Union-John w. Mohl
Beresford; Albert Johnson, Elk Point
Dist. 2, Clay-Fred Heglin, Center
vile.
Dist. 8, Yankton-Lars A. Bruce
Lesterville; Mark D. Johnson, Mis-
sion Hill.
Dist. 4, Bon Homme-John E.. HOLE
man, Springfield; H. A. Wagner, Tie
Dor, Democrat.
Dist. 5. Lincoln-A. J. Rommerir
Beresford; Iver Nelson, Canton.
Dist. 6, Turner. w. Parsons, HUI