The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-12-15

Pierre.-AccordinG 70 az official
tabUlation compiled by Secretary OF
State c. r. Coyne, which was com
piled from the unofficial reports OF
county auditors on the election of
November Z, there will be 80 repub-
leans, nine democrats, two nonpart,
isans and one independent in the
senate Of the 1923 session Of the legis-
lature'' The house will contain S3 re
publicans, il democrats and eight
nonpartisans. District No. 60, com
posed Of Perkins and Meade counties,
has not been reported.
The following are the members
elect of the senate, according to this
unofficial report, which, Of course,
does not take into consideration any
contest that may arise:
District Union county, John f
Johnson, ~Beresford, democrat.
District CLAY county. John Erie
berg, Vermillion. republican.
District ~3-Yankton county. Charles
B.. Frenzy, Yankton. democrat.
District 4-Bon Homme, James A
Wagner, Tabor. democrat.
District 5-LinColn county. G. r.
Tank, Canton, republican.
District 6-Turner county, Alan
Bogue, jr., Parker, republican.
District Hutchinson county, vii.
liam Bartling, Clayton, nonpartisan.
District S-Charles Mix county,
Jacob Eggers, Wagner, republican.
District 9-Aurora county, l.. j. Lar
son, Plankinton, democrat.
District 10-Minnehaha county, IL.
F. Brownell, Sioux Falls. republican:
Erick ]. Ellefson, Sioux Falls, demo
crat.
District 11-Hanson, w. j. Maytum,
Alexandria, democrat.
District 12-Miner and Sanborn,
Frank Hoy, Artesian, republican.
District 13-Davison county, Lauritz
Miller, Mitchell. republican.
District 14-Harding county, George
o. Sletten, Buffalo, republican.
District 15-Brule county, +. e. Dye,
Chamberlain, republican.
District 16-Gregory county, e. II.
Everson, ST. Charles, democrat.
District 17-Moody county. Lewis
Benson, Flandreau, republican.
District 1S-Lake county, l.. G.
Atherton, Madison, republican.
District 19-Brookings. John A.
Lunden, Brookings, republican.
District 2C-Kingsbury, Charles A.
Alseth, Lake Preston. republican.
District 21-Beadle county, Irving
r. Crawford, Huron, republican.
District 22-Hyde and Hand coun-
ties. f. r. Fisher, Miller, republican
District 23-Hughes end Sully, Glen
w. Martens. Pierre, republican.
District 24-Stanley, Haakon and
Jackson counties, Charles w. Robert
son, Midland, democrat.
District 25-Lyman and Jones oun
ties, f. c. Hall. Vivian, republican.
District 26--Tripp, Mellette and
Bennett counties, III. +. Convey, re
publican.
District 27-Denel and Hamlin coun,
ties, Warren Greene. Hazel. republi'
can.
District 2S-Codington county. H. A
Wagner, WATERFOWL, democrat.
District 29-Clark county. Elmer
Anderson, Willow Lake, republican.
District 30-Spink county. w. A.
-oemis. Redfield. republican
District 31-Grant county, G. S.
Amsden, Milbank, republican.
District 32-Roberts county. Steph.
en- Anderson. White Rock, republican.
District 33-Marshall county, Otto
L. Kaas, Britton, republican.
District 34-Day county. Jacob
Wickre, Langford. republican.
District 35-Brown county, G.
Brook Howell, Frederick. and Dwight
Campbell, Aberdeen. republicans.
District 36-Faulk, Potter and
Dewey counties, John j. Mortens,
Cottrcbrrr ,on,,hlipon
District 37-Corson, Walworth and
Bowdle, republican.
District 3S-McPherson and Camp.
bell counties, w. X. Bishop, Leola, in.
dependent.
District 39-Lawrence and Butte
counties, Frank r. Cook, Belle
Fourche, and w. A. Noodle, Lead,
republicans.
District 4O-Pennington county
George P. Bennett, Rapid City, re-
publican.
District 41-Meade and Zeibach. C
d. Erskine, jr.. Sturgis, republican.
District 42-Custer and Fall River
w. r. Woods, Custer, republican.
House Of Representatives.
The compilation shows the following
elected to the house Of representa-
tives of the coming session, and, as in
the case of the senate, is unofficial
and does not take into consideration
any charges by contest that may have
been made by the time the session
convenes:
District Union county, Ben Der
nard, Jefferson, democrat, and A. l.
Larson, Burbank. republican.
District CLAY county, M. L
Thompson, Vermillion, republican.
District 3-Yankton county, Hardy
Carlson, Violin. republican, and Roy
Milliken, Utica, democrat.
District 4-Bon Homme county
Franklin Bussey. Tabor, and III. w
Van Carpen, Avon, republicans.
District 5-Lincoln county, O. #
Odeguard, Canton. and w. w. Wum
kes, Lennox, republicans.
District 6-Turner county. r. l.
Rayburn, Hurley; V. r. Dewey, Park
er, and H. p. Hartwell, Irene, repub
liCans.
District Hutchinson county, II
r MarniSch. MenrO. and William