Senate Committees Named and Chairmen Appointed
Pierre Jan 9 Lieutenant Governor Snow announced Senate committee chairmen across Rules Judiciary Elections Education State Affairs Ways and Means Appropriations Railroads Federal Relations Counties Public Buildings Counties and Municipalities Public Institutions Public Printing Mines and Mining Agricultural Live Stock Engrossed Bills Insurance Public Health Senate Journal Warehouses and Grain Grading Incorporations Military Affairs Charitable and Penal Institutions School and Public Lands Legislative Expenses Highways Bridges and Ferries Temperance Irrigation. O L Branson, O O Branson and others named to multiple panels with chairmanships in place.
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McDougal
Marshall
Saltmarsh
Hand
Newby
Devel
Ulmer
Hutchinson
Mines and Mining
Jenkins
Lawrence
Agricultural — Close
Aurora
Burke
Custer and
Fall River
Schrader
Pennington
Northrup
Minnehaha
Frieberg
Union
Senate Journal
Johnson
Turner
Seney
Miner
Dillon
Yankton
Neill
Codington
Bottom
Faulk
Williamson
Lake
LaCraft
Clark
Boyland
Walworth
Temperance
Cahill
Grant
Hamlin
House Committees Split Narrowly In North Dakota Legislature
Pierre January 10 The house largely failed to act beyond naming speakers committees for the new session. Speaker Browne announced appointments including Appropriations Longstaff Beadle Carroll Moody Reese Edmunds Welch Chas Mix Betts Davison Trumm Hamlin Craigz Potter. State Affairs Bromley Spink Porter Faulk Johnston Clark Ryan Hutchinson Beadle Betts Davison Graybill Brale. Judiciary Rogde Minnehaha chairman.
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Pierre
House
Browne
Senate
Abel
Appropriations
Longstaff
Beadle
Carroll
Kingsbury
Allen
Moody
Reese
Edmunds
Welch
Chas
Mix
Betts
Davison
Trumm
Hamlin
Craigz
Spink
Gross
Potter
Bromley
Porter
Faulk
Johnston
Clark
Ryan
Turner
Hutchinson
Graybill
Brale
Rogde
Minnehaha
Removal Resolution Seeks Move of South Dakota Capital
In a senate session Senator Abel of McCook county introduces a bill to move the state capital from Pierre to Mitchell. The proposed amendment would place the permanent seat in Mitchell and make the change effective after December 15, 1904, removing the need for subsequent legislative ratification.
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Senate
Abel
McCook County
Committee On State Affairs
Pierre
Mitchell
South Dakota
Davison
Senate Joint Resolution Passes Easily in Pierre
Special to The Republican reports that Senate joint resolution number one passed the senate at 4:30 PM by a vote of 39 to 5. It will be messaged to the house Monday for readings and committee referral, with a probable house hearing Tuesday and final passage on Wednesday.
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Pierre
Senate
Mitchell
House
Committee On State Affairs
H. L. Bras
Odd Fellows Install Officers in a Pleasant Evening
The Odd Fellows held formal officer installations on Thursday, with Noble Grand M. E. Orrell and others named to posts such as Vice Grand Roy Jewell and Secretary Elton McKinley. After the ceremony, Geo. Liko led the initiatory degree and a late evening smoker with fruit followed.
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Odd Fellows
M. E. Orrell
Roy Jewell
Elton McKinley
S. B. Spink
F. A. Bidwell
N. G
Curtis
Clerk Hire Bill Sparks County Debate Over Wages
A. R. Groenke presents a $2400 claim for four years of clerk hire for the register of deeds office. The county board defers action pending settlement for November and December. The controversy recalls past campaigns to abolish clerk hire and cites party precedents and current political maneuvering around the capital location issue.
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County Commissioners
A. R. Groenke
Register of Deeds
Groenke
T. J. Spangler
H. ©. Preston
R. T. Robinson
J. £. Wells
Republican Party
Would Banquet Mr Bray In Sioux Falls Campaign Review
Mitchell's deft handling of her city campaign draws attention from Pierre correspondents. Will O. Clough sent a letter to the Sioux Falls Argus Leader, published in the Sunday issue, contributing to broader coverage of the campaign narrative.
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Mr. Clough
H. L. Bras
Harry Hunter
Milaukee
Nditor McLeod
Aberdeen News
Clough
Mitchell
Huron
Pierre
Bras
Milwaukee Road
Brown County
Mitchell Committee
Piere
Will O. Clough
Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader
Anderson Prophecy Foreshadows South Dakota Capital Near Firesteel Creek
A Sioux City reminiscence recalls 1873 talk in Sioux Falls about locating the capital near Firesteel Creek. The tale cites a farmer named Anderson urging settlement along the creek, predicting a future capital site as South Dakota angles toward division and statehood. The sketch notes Mitchell as a growing town on Firesteel Creek, seen as a likely capital site.
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Sioux City
Sioux Falls
D. H. Talbot
Frank Pettigrew
South Dakota
Anderson
Firesteel Creek
Mr. Talbot
Mitchell
Mitchell Capital Quest Recalls 1882 Plan for State House
Editor Bowen recounts Gov. Ordway's push in 1882 to make Mitchell the territory capital with a $100000 state house pledge. The capital commission chose Bismarck, overruling the governor, but Mitchell hopes future location decisions will rest with the people to ensure accessibility.
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Bowen
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Territorial Commission
Alexander Mitchell
Old Territory
Capital Commission
Gov. Ordway
Bismarck
Ordway
Washington
Cold remedy touted to stop nosebleeds in old standby
A historical brief notes that cold key is cited as one of the best remedies to stop nosebleeds, reflecting common folk advice for bleeding control.
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Bouse
A. Ree
Billi
LS Oe
Hanside
National Mitchell
Souch Dakota
D. T. Gizman
J.D. Newcomer
J. 8. Daniels
L. J. Welch
D. J. Branson
Jackson & Ralston
N. Vogus & Sons
Mittees
State Senate
Roberts
Ways and Means — Freiberg
Gray
Redding
Brown
Price
Live Stock
Ham
Mays
Goddard
Sully
Lawson
Hildebrandt
Rempfer
Chaney
Clay
Temperance—Vreeland
Agriculture — Loucks
Waulk
Craig
Fryslie
Food and Dairy
Madison
Bers
Register of
Desas Groenke
Clerk Aire
Mr. Bray
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