Populist Convention Brings North Dakota Leaders
Delegates and visitors pour into the populist state convention with candidates for governor and congress, including Melvin Grigsby and Harry Wynn. Grigsby campaigns on his Civil War record as the party seeks nominees for auditor, treasurer, attorney general, and railroad commissioner while Bryan for president looms in the crossfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nall
State Central Committee
Melvin Grigsby
Sioux Falls
Harry Wynn
Yankton
Grigsby
Jeffris
Aberdeen
Wisconsin
Andersonville
Florence
Abraham Lincoln
Harry
Ira A. Keith
Kingsbury County
J. T. Kelley
Day County
Levi McGee
Knowles
R. E. Dowdell
Artesian
Kipp
Mound City
Volkmar
Milbank
Cochrane
Brookings
Linn
Canton
Dowdell
Miss Taubman
Aurora County
Aberdern
J.S. Bean
Douglas County
T. B. Roberts
Farmers’ Bank
Thos. H. Nall
Huron
Potter County
J. H. Conzans
Spink County
Mr. Fischer
Black Hills
South
Salem
Bryan
McKinley
South Dakota
Andrew Lee
J. T. Cogan
Minnehaha County
Cogan
H. S. Volkmer
Congress
McLouth
Aberdeen Belt
Pettigrew
Wm. J. Bryan
H. W. Sawyer
R. Jewett
Lewis Kimball
Palmer
W. T. la Follette
Chamberlain
W. A. Thompson
Null
Phillips
Howard
Hutchinson
United States
America
Kennedy
Lincoln County
Republican Party
Glee Club of
Madison
Committee On
Goodykoontz
Kyle
Kelley
Frank Goodykoonatz
J. E. Kelley
Flandrau
Major Pickler
South America
United States of America
J. H. Kyle
People’s Party
St. Louis
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Democratic Party
Freeman Knowler
Lawrence County
J. W. Kelley
Moody County
Frank Goodykoontz
Brule
Walter McGee
Pennington
McGee
Lawrence
Moody
Minnehaha
Lee
Clay
Wynn
Sanborn
Lease
Grisby
J. W. Harden
Jerauld
J. H. Kipp
Campbell
W. S. Logan
Hanson
Kate Taubman
Aurora
J. W. Tompkins
W. F. la Follett
Alexander Kilpatrick
Hand
H. ©. Lason
Bon Homme
F. M. Goodykoontz
Davidson
F. M. Ringrose
Brown
F. M. le Fresh
H. L. Loucks
A. van Osdel
J. H. Shurtliff
O. B. Kennedy
H. B. Smith
W. Hooper
John Galvin
J. W. Patten
O. L. Howe
Geo. Sporting
E. H. Smith
L. Meredith
J. J. Cowan
Wm. Lardner
Joseph Moore
Delegates Chosen for National Bimetallic Convention
At a bimetallist meeting delegates to the national bimetallic convention at St. Louis on July 22 were selected. Names include O. A. Jewett Sioux Falls W. T. LaFollette Chamberlain C. A. Johnson Hill City S. H. Jamper Aberdeen Andrew Beveridge Sioux Falls W. H. Davis Spink County S. M. Cabell Olivet B. F. Teets Huron W. R. B. Raseell Yankton John Osberg Brookings A. W. Lavender Scotland Harry Sawyer Miller J. S. Maseo Aberdeen Gus Gilbert Parker Palmer Lennox G. W. Cleveland Custer J. A. Stramsky Pakwana Insure crops against bail with J. C. Elemme Huron &. D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
O. A. Jewett
Sioux Falls
W. T. LaFollette
Chamberlain
C. A. Johnson
Hill City
H. Jamper
Aberdeen
Andrew Beveridge
W. H. Davis
Spisk County
S. M. Cabell
Olivet
B. F. Teets
Huron
W. RB. Raseell
Yankton
John Osberg
Brookings
A. W. Lavender
Scotland
Harry Sawyer
Miller
J. S. Maseo
Gus. Gilbert Parker
Palmer
Lennox
G. W. Cleveland
Custer
J. A. Stramsky
Pakwana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Percy R. Crothers
J. W. Hardin
Freeman Knowles
Capt. Logan
Platform and Resolutions
Senator Kyle
H.L. Loucks
Miner
Dakota Avenue
Third Street
Capitol Hill
Messrs. Simmons, Hinckley
Lynch and
Mouser
H.S. Volkmar of
Grant
Arthur Linn
Lincoln
U. J. Martin
Bardahl
Wilcox
McCain
Harling
Lake
Clark
Spink
Smith
Davison
Sharp
Hardin
Colvin
Potter
Peterman
Turner
Plowman
Messrs
Committee On Platform
Mr. Phillips
St Louis
W. J. Bryan
Loucks
Leavitt
Hamlin County
J.C. Elemme