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These tables are historical listings of members of the South Dakota House of Representatives who served from statehood in 1889 until the present.

Key to Party Colors for the South Dakota Senate
Democratic	Fusion	Independent	Non-Partisan	Populist	Republican

1 Members of the South Dakota House of Representatives (1889-1893)
2 Members of the South Dakota House of Representatives (1893-1919)
3 Members of the South Dakota House of Representatives (1919-1939)
4 Members of the South Dakota House of Representatives (1939-1967)
5 Members of the South Dakota House of Representatives (1967-1985)
6 Members of the South Dakota House of Representatives (1985-present)
- 6.1 Districts 28A and 28B
- 6.2 Districts 26A and 26B
7 Footnotes
8 Sources

[edit] Members of the South Dakota House of Representatives (1889-1893)

1889-1893, 124 representatives elected from 50 districts.

House Session	District																																																																House Session
House Session	1st			2nd		3rd				4th			5th			6th			7th		8th		9th		10th							11th		12th		13th		14th		15th			16th		17th			18th		19th		20th	21st	22nd			23rd			24th					House Session	25th			26th	27th	28th	29th		30th		31st			32nd			33rd					34th		35th	36th		37th	38th			39th		40th								41st		42nd	43rd		44th	45th	46th		47th		48th		49th						50th
1st 1889-1890	John E. Sinclair	John Baphisie Brouillette	Ole Gunderson	Darwin M. Inman	John E. Norelius	John O. Aaseth	Fred Schnauber	Philip K. Faulk	Edward G. Edgerton	Alfred J. Abbott	Frank Trumbo	A. W. Lavender	Henry Bradshaw	Horace Daniel Fitch	Ole A. Helvig	Christen Jacobsen Bach	D. W. Tyler	Edward M. Mann	M. K. Bowen	A. J. Yorker	Frank LeCocq, Jr.	Frank E. Peacock	George Norbeck	Edwin Morgan	Sutton E. Young	Charles W. Hubbard	John Francis Norton	Lasse Bothun	Charles T. Austin	Sever Wilkinson	John R. Mannings	Joshua Watson	W. T. Pierce	Warner C. Wright	H. P. Benjamin	David M. Powell	A. L. Tibbits	John Davis (Populist)	John L. Heintz	Henry Hilton	C. J. Maynard	Leroy S. House	Samuel L. Hess	William H. Loucks	Frank F. Knight	Basil B. Bowell	N. O. Helgerson	Stephen Jones	Rasmus D. Stove (Fusion)	Seth T. Winslow	William H. McKeel	Vincent I. Converse	Edwards Daniels	Martin A. Stumley	Henry Ingram Stearns	Asa B. Doughty	W. H. Matson	George H. Whiting	Edward G. Benke	Karl Gerner	George E. Mahaffy	Ethereal Wilson	Franklin A. Munson	Maris Taylor	L. W. Lansing	Edward Thompson Sheldon	William Wilbur Johnson	Benjamin F. McCormack	William Summerside	William H. Little	Millard F. Greeley	George E. Hopkins	Michael M. Karlstad	John C. Sharp	Alexander McIntyre	Albert B. Henry	T. G. Wilson	Frederick W. Collins	Wilson B. Kinyon	Alfred Heaton	Julius M. Howard	Charles H. Driesbach	Burr F. Bixler	Joshua Franklin Wood	Samuel W. Bowman	E. Clarence Sage	William D. Elting	Charles A. McConnell	William D. Lawrence	Albert L. Patridge	Louis Mikelson	C. W. Stafford	Manson Rexford	Johannes J. Fosse	Peter Berkman	John Hovren	Merritt J. Gordon	George B. Daly (Populist)	Forrester H. Smith	Ansel T. Green	William A. Burnham	Samuel A. Kennedy	John Curtis Simmons	J. I. Barnes	John Rudd)	David Gamble	Milton T. DeWoody	Frederick Junge, Sr.	William B. Brameier	Joseph B. Varnum	Harlow A. Goddard	Cyrus Cole	Alvin S. Way	Richard B. Hughes	Joseph Jolly	Miles M. Cooper	S. B. Miller	William S. O'Brien	William Henry Parker	James Anderson^[1]	Sol Starr	Robert Graham	John Wolzmuth	E. B. Cummings	1st 1889-1890
2nd 1891	Michael J. White	Isaac Moore (Populist)	H. D. White	Horace J. Austin ^[2]	John Norin	James H. Hoxeng	Fred Schnauber	Frank Lane	James I. Welo	Richard Newton Stout	August Koenig	John W. Wittmayer	Edward Moscrip	Roger O. Donahue	Alfred Sherman	Christen Jacobsen Bach	Marcus A. Christianson	Arch E. Rundell	Christian Buechler	Aaron M. Kline	William Clark	Frank E. Peacock	Leroy Walker (Populist)	Ezekiel Reece	Robert Buchanan	Charles W. Hubbard	John Francis Norton	Lars J. Aga	William F. Kelly	Gaston D. Banister	Charles Boy	Robert James Odell	Jerome E. Hamaker	John O. Bard	W. D. Vandanacker	Charles F. Raymond	John K. Johnson	John Davis (Populist)	Julius D. Bartow	Louis Richards	Clark S. Rowe	M. R. Covey	Thomas Fountain	John Edward Kelley	Frank Hammer	Basil B. Bowell	James S. Keegan	Stephen Jones	Peter Kreuscher	Seth T. Winslow	William H. McKeel	Vincent I. Converse	Hans N. Cleven	George S. Knipe	Andrew Olsen	Henry Heintz (Populist)	Percy R. Crothers (Populist)	Willliam L. Gleason	Andrew N. Dahlen	Benjamin F. Teets	John Dukes	Ethereal Wilson	King S. Taylor	Charles M. Harrison	John C. Heilman ^[3]	John Campbell	Frank Trotman	Benjamin F. McCormack	Tracey W. Pratt	David Hall	Benjamin Ogden Roe	Carl J. Peterson	Alef O. Arneson (Populist)	Thomas Mellor (Populist)	Alexander McIntyre	Charles X. Seward	John H. King	Albert H. Cornwell (Fusion)	Wesley C. Waldron	John W. Beach (Populist)	David Robertson	Hiram H. Hill	Charles M. Stephens	Joshua Franklin Wood	O. E. Wheeler	John C. Douglas	William S. Belknap	Albert Scharf	Leonard M. Kaercher	James E Street	Frank A. Stiles	William H. Jones (1848) (Populist)	M. L. Sateren	Fred A. DeCoster	Ole Ruswick	George A Stevens	John Whitfield Scattergood	Charles D. Jones	Isaac Leonard Bates (Populist)	Nathaniel Brown	J. W. Eppard	W. I. Storm	Samuel Johnston	William Otis Lester	Joe Jillson	David Gamble	William O'Neill	George Hickman	John E. Regan	Ole Swenson	Harlow A. Goddard	Orin D. Moore	Alvin S. Way	William Gardner	James M. Baldwin	Miles M. Cooper	Willis E. Putnam	Michael Burns	Andrew H. Oleson	Harry M. Gregg	William M. Blake ^[4]	Andrew J. Knight	John D. McLeod	A. H. Snyder	2nd 1891
House Session	1st			2nd		3rd				4th			5th			6th			7th		8th		9th		10th							11th		12th		13th		14th		15th			16th		17th			18th		19th		20th	21st	22nd			23rd			24th					25th			26th	27th	28th	29th		30th		31st			32nd			33rd					34th		35th	36th		37th	38th			39th		40th								41st		42nd	43rd		44th	45th	46th		47th		48th		49th						50th	House Session
House Session	District																																																																																																																												House Session

[edit] Members of the South Dakota House of Representatives (1893-1919)

1893-1899, 83 representatives elected from 48 districts.
1899-1909, 87 representatives elected from 48 districts. From 1905 to 1909, 89 members were elected.
1909-1913, 104 representatives elected from 53 districts.
1913-1919, 103 representatives elected from 59 districts.

House Session	District																																																																House Session
House Session	1st			2nd		3rd			4th			5th			6th				7th			8th	9th			10th							11th		12th	13th		14th	15th	16th	17th		18th	19th		20th		21st			22nd				23rd			24th			25th		26th		House Session	27th			28th		29th	30th	31st				32nd		33rd			34th			35th				36th			37th				38th				39th	40th	41st	42nd	43rd	44th	45th		46th	47th		48th					49th		50th	51st	52nd	53rd	54th	55th	56th		57th	58th	59th
3rd 1893	Henry A. Oakes	Charles La Breche (Populist)		George W. Gilbert	N. W. Paulson	Andrew O. Saugstad	Felix Karl Dilger	William Box	Roger O. Donahue	Ole Hokenstad		Albert N. Apland	Ephriam H. Withee	Daniel C. Dwyer, Sr.	E. F. Hosmer	William A. Williams	Aaron M. Kline		George Hilzinger	August Koenig		John Stewart Bean	Willias A. Prather			William F. Kelly	Charles Boy	Carl A. Grinde	Gabriel Bie Ravndal	Erick J. Berdahl			Cyrus J. Keve	Charles Kostboth	P. T. Fissell	George Watson		W. J. Sessions	Arthur Frank Herrick	Ezra W. Cleveland	Simeon A. Lumbard	Louis Smith	James Douglass	Solomon A. Ayers	Richard Patterson	Charles A. Chamberlin		Royal Cranston	Ole J. Otternes	Charles Preston	Andrew A. Anderson		Edward J. Read		T. S. Everitt	Albert Patten		John Campbell	Robert T. Sedam		Titus E. Price		William Summerside	George Donald Mathieson	Edward S. Ashley	Endre C. Dahl		Gunder H. Stuverud	John T. Belk	Malon W. Harrington	Andrew B. Anderson (Populist)	Olaf B. Fornell		Sidney Russell Gold		Ole Ruswick		David Johnson			F. S. Patterson	Monse B. Peterson		Aaron M. Gearey	James Marshall Lawson	Harvey L. Sheldon	John C. Hall	D. S. Hooper	George W. Motley	Harlan P. Packard	John Grant				Fred W. Schamber				William O'Neill	John J. Fenelon	Herman Malchow	Alexander Miller	M. J. Scanlan	John L. Burke	Zachariah Holmes	Albert S. Ammerman	William A. Lynch	A. H. Snyderr		Benjamin F. Walters	Elijah P. Fowler ^[5]	Archie Ferguson			District eliminated 1893-1909		District eliminated 1893-1909											3rd 1893
4th 1895	Joel F. Webber, Jr.	Aaron W. Johnson		Endre S. Hesla (Populist)	Caleb Ellis White (Populist)	Andrew O. Saugstad	William D. Russell	Joseph Papik	Albert Joseph Kuhns	Ole Hokenstad		William E. Ege	Jacob Pfaff, Jr.	Joel Fry	E. F. Hosmer	William A. Williams	Jacob Crosmer		Joseph Leach	J. O. Smith		John O. Wheatley	Aaron B. Lucas			John A. Egge	Thomas McKinnon	George Wheeler	William A. Crooks	Charles T. Austin			Frank E. Smith	Henry A. Ramsdell	Clarion I. Miltimore	John Colvin (Populist)		Robert E. Dowdell	Arthur Frank Herrick	Henry Klindt (Populist)	Simeon A. Lumbard	Joseph W. Orcutt	James Douglass	William A. Drake (Populist)	Chandler W. Shirley (Populist)	Andrew Hollien		Philetus Clark Truman	Ole J. Otternes	Peter P. Peterson (Populist)	G. W. Anderson (Populist)		Percy R. Crothers (Populist)		Robert Allison	Charles A. Campbell		Thomas Cawood	William "Sherm" Thomas		Edson O. Parker		Charles Henry Burke	Joseph Donahue	Charles C. Perrin	Charles Young		John H. Michaels	Wilber S. Glass	John C. Sharp	K. A. Gullekson	William Storlie		Sidney Russell Gold		Ole Ruswick		Theodore A. Gunnarson			Peter Holmquist	James K. Gorman (Populist)		Daniel D. Jones	John T. Hatton	Erick S. Nelson	Charles H. Eygabroad	Charles T. Howard	R. H. McCaughey	Samuel Ebberts	Curtis H. Barron				John F. Wilson				George P. Vick	James Reid	John W. Francis	Alexander Miller	Charles J. Patton	Joseph B. Dickover	Abram C. Boland	Albert S. Ammerman	Benjamin N. Oliver	George E. Hair		James T. L. Henry	Martin L. Rice	August P. Cindel																4th 1895
5th 1897	Charles W. Deane (Populist)	Edward Brusseau (Non-Partisan)		N. R. Gilchrist	Hans Hansen	Ole Olson, Jr. (Populist) ^[6]	Albert Davison	Fred Schnauber	Albert Joseph Kuhns	Peder Anthon Overseth		F. W. Downing	John M. Downer	W. E. Heeren	Gottlieb Meisenhoelder	John J. McLaury	Julius William Ulmer		Robert Dollard	Christian J. Bangert		William Pfeifer (Fusion)	John Poage Williamson			John Smith Kirk (Fusion)	Henry Aulwes	Henry H. Schwartz (Fusion) ^[7]	W. O. Colton (Populist)	Austin Gullickson Risty (Populist)			Oliver Gibbs (Fusion)	John Purdin	Patrick Henry McManus, Jr. (Fusion)	John Colvin (Populist)		M. S. Sheldon	Oliver D. Anderson	Henry Klindt (Populist)	Irving A. Weeks	Daniel F. Burkholer	Moses Moseson (Fusion)	Mathias A. Hegdal	Joseph Power	B. F. Wright (Populist)		Herman C. Halvorson	Stengrin T. Johnson (Fusion)		G. W. Anderson (Populist)		L. E. Blackstone (Fusion)		J. W. Houston	John T. Baker		A. L. McWhorter (Populist)	John Mitchell (Populist)		Thomas M. Goddard		Charles Henry Burke	Joseph Donahue	Michael C. Ryan (Fusion)	George H. Gunnison (Fusion)		John H. Michaels		John Jardine	Chalres Lohr (Fusion)	William Storlie		Albert G. Somers		Samuel Denton (Populist)		Christian H. Lien			William H. Jones (Populist)	Ole L. Hanse (Populist)	Birtrum F. Herington	George B. Daly (Populist)	William E. Kidd (Fusion)	James R. Neer (Fusion)	Lars M Benson	Charles K. Thompson	R. H. McCaughey	Samuel Ebberts	A. H. German (Populist)				Samuel Preston Howell				Fremont Stewart	Wilbur F. Varnum	Frank G. King	James B. Devine	Horton S. Mastick (Fusion)	David George Bruce (Fusion)	Zachariah Holmes	Otto L. Anderson (Fusion)	Benjamin N. Oliver	George E. Hair		Andrew H. Oleson	Henry Court (Fusion)	Robert H. Lilly (Fusion)																5th 1897
6th 1899	Gustaf Nilson (Fusion)	Peter Michael Limoges II (Fusion)	B. A. Rozell (Fusion)	Hans Myron	Hans Hansen	Ole Odland	Albert Davison	Birney C. Woolley	Herman Koch	Wilbert A. Kinsley	Frank Dortland	William H. Stoddard	Eric H. Odland	Gustavus Norgren	Gottlieb Meisenhoelder	Conrad Guericke	Paul Wildermuth		James H. Baskin	George B. Trumbo		Robert M. Hutchinson	Edgar W. Woody (Fusion)			Charles T. Austin (Fusion)	John F. Sophy	James M. Woodruff (Fusion)	Charles W. Knodt (Fusion)	Austin Gullickson Risty (Populist)			Theodore W. Dwight	John Purdin	Joseph F. Roselle	Harry L. Bras		Henry H. Heath	Oliver D. Anderson	George S. Nelson (Fusion)	Nels Larson	John A. Stransky	J. George Johnson	Delazon Delimar Holdridge	Thomas Hoidel	Theodore E. Spalding (Fusion)	Jacob Lorentson	Nels C. Carlson	Philip D. Davis (Fusion)		John Rowe		Gilbert C. Wade		Albert W. Wilmarth	John T. Baker		John Pusey			Thomas M. Goddard	Denton B. Thayer	John Charles Russell		Michael C. Ryan (Fusion)	Albert H. Cornwell (Fusion)		Andrew Foley		Robert L. Cooper	Hans P. Holen	William Schaffer				Ole K. Wilson		Christian H. Lien	Thomas Huhn		Nils J. Lindgren	James L. Bullock	Birtrum F. Herington	Henry F. Stabnaw	A. J. Johnson	Edrick C. Moulton	R. R. Hurlbut	Harlan P. Packard	T. S. Everitt		John J. Rees				John Peitz, Sr.				J. W. Lowry	Wilbur F. Varnum	Andrew C. Murdy (Fusion)	James B. Devine	Miles F. Smith (Fusion)	Ed D. Bond	Finis A. Hamilton	W. W. Pinkerton (Fusion)	Frank Cottle	William J. Chiesman		Edward H. Warren	John N. Hawgood	August P. Cindel	John Peterson															6th 1899
7th 1901	Samuel A. Omdahl	Oscar E. Lawson	Francis William Ryan	John Frieberg	Lewis A. Iverson	Titus E. Price	John M. Larson	Henry Stoller	Herman Koch	Wilbert A. Kinsley	Frank Dortland	Soren C. Nelson	Eric H. Odland	Thomas T. Sletten	Christian Rempfer	Christoph Guenthner	Emanual Eberhard		Christian J. Bangert	George B. Trumbo		Bayard T. Boylan	Samuel M. Lindley			John A. Egge	Robert E. Vreeland	Harry Truman Parmley	Clayton W. Locke	Leonard Renner			Daniel J. Kane	John Kruse	Willard H. Stark	Harry L. Bras		Henry H. Heath	Guilford Mullen	A. J. Wooledge	John J. Yirsa	John A. Stransky	Rasmus D. Stove (Fusion)	Duncan Ferguson	Nicholas Sampson	William H. Loucks	Lauritz Hasvold	William A. Burgess	John I. Alseth	Soloman Walters	Henry Menzel		Gilbert C. Wade		Albert W. Wilmarth	James P. Davis		James O. Deah				August N. Gerhart	John Q. Anderson		Anton Fryslie	James Montgomery Johnston		Charles X. Seward	A. C. Burnstad	William Trumm	Edward Winnor	William Schaffer				John E. McDougall		Christian H. Lien	M. A. Westby		Nils J. Lindgren	James L. Bullock	Fred C. Moore	Henry F. Stabnaw	Martin V. Redding	Edrick C. Moulton	John L. Browne	Harlan P. Packard	T. S. Everitt		John Davies				John Peitz, Sr.				George P. Vick	Thorgrin A. Fossum	Evan Frederick Gross	Andrew J. Porter	Willis E. Benedict	Edmund S. Kelley	Finis A. Hamilton	Alexander Madill	Samuel H. Martin	William J. Chiesman		Edward H. Warren	John N. Hawgood	Amos Patriquin	John Peterson															7th 1901
8th 1903	Andrew Martin	Oscar E. Lawson	Francis William Ryan	John Frieberg	Morris J. Chaney	Titus E. Price	John M. Larson	Henry Stoller	Willard H. Huff	William M. Brown	Jacob L. Kehm	Soren C. Nelson	Albert N. Apland	Albert F. Elliott	Christian Rempfer	John J. Wipf	George E. Scobell		Theodore Berndt	August Koenig		Robert M. Hutchinson	Irving H. Welch ^[8]			John A. Egge	Robert E. Vreeland	Peter J. Rogde	Charles J. Mahl	Leonard Renner			Franklin T. Jackson	B. W. Countryman	Henry Montgomery (Fusion)	Mark C. Betts		William Nelson Brown	Guilford Mullen	Henry B. Farren	Henry C. Mussman	Washington C. Graybill	F. N. Dexter	Duncan Ferguson	Nicholas Sampson	William H. Loucks	A. C. Allen	Edmund Hillestad	August King	George Washington Brown ^[9]	Martin Madison		John H. Carroll		George Smith Hutchinson	John Longstaff		Richard L. Smith				August N. Gerhart	Warren Young		Anton Fryslie	James Montgomery Johnston		Herman A. Hildebrandt	A. C. Burnstad		Erick E. Distad	Edgar Kelley		Jacob D. Steiner		Don G. Stokes		George J. Jenkins	John Teare		Steven LaFranc Potter	Albert W. Bigelow	Christian Henry Falmer	P. D. Kribs	Martin V. Redding	I. D. Tower	John L. Browne	William D. Craig	Nelson P. Bromley		John J. Rees				Jacob Muhlbeier				Henry R. DeMalignon	Thorgrin A. Fossum	Evan Frederick Gross	Andrew J. Porter	Miles F. Smith (Fusion)	Ellis T. Peirce	Patrick Daley	Charles Ham	John D. Hale	R. L. Chuning		Robert C. Hayes	Alex Arthur Moodie	Ernest May	John Henry Russell															8th 1903
9th 1905	Andrew Martin	Samuel A. Omdahl	Adam Scott	John Eric Johnson		John Holman	Abraham L. Van Osdel	John Herman	Willard H. Huff	William M. Brown	Jacob L. Kehm	Richard Blue	Albert N. Apland	Charles H. Andrews	John D. Welch	Theodore E. Emery	William Isaak, Jr.		Herman Walkes	Herman Voigt		Kinsley G. Foster ^[10]	Samuel M. Lindley	Jasper Newton		Gilbert Thoreson	John Ebersviller	Peter J. Rogde	John Bly	Christen C. Bratrud			Franklin T. Jackson	B. W. Countryman	Henry Montgomery (Fusion)	Mark C. Betts		William Nelson Brown	William Sprick	J. Jorgenson	George W. Brumbaugh	J. W. Bierce	F. N. Dexter	Basil B. Bowell	John H. Groce	Chris Olsen	Henry Hornby	Edmund Hillestad	August King	George Washington Brown ^[9]	Martin Madison				C. M. Wilson	Frank M. Webb		Richard L. Smith			John Sutherland	John H. Gropengieser	William E. Sweeney		B. O. Olson	William A. Carley		Ben E. Lee	John H. Michaels		Joseph Hebal	Edgar Kelley		Jacob D. Steiner		Don G. Stokes		D. F. Sanders	C. E. Conrad	Samuel M. Satre	Steven LaFranc Potter	Paul F. Zafft	John G. Ewald		Lyman C. Turner	I. D. Tower		William D. Craig	T. P. Blain		Joseph W. Parmley				John Bauer, Sr.				Henry R. DeMalignon	Martin G. Anderson	John R. Hughes	Frank Turner	Newton Seymour Tubbs	H. D. Clark	Patrick Daley	Willie Elwyn Cheever McCain	Charles Ham	Oliver O. Stokes		Archibald Shaw	John Wolzmuth	Fred Pennington	John Peterson															9th 1905
10th 1907	J. F. Larson	Lewis Ranum	Adam Scott	John Eric Johnson		Titus E. Price	Abraham L. Van Osdel	John Herman	Sander Brynjulson	Harley H. Cable	J. M. Peterson	Soren C. Nelson	Edwin P. Fitch	Charles H. Andrews	W. A. Lanam	P. P. Kleinsasser	C. H. Otto		Frank Trumbo	Herman Voigt		Kinsley G. Foster ^[10]	William P. Joseph	John N. Ellerman		J. D. McKinney	John Ebersviller	John P. Johnson	Ritchie Simpson	Christen C. Bratrud			Joseph T. Gurney	Ben Peters	John King	Charles F. Drake		Henry M. Hopkins	D. E. Garver	William Zink	George W. Brumbaugh	A. M. Goff	Hugh Smith	C. B. Myers	John H. Groce	Chris Olsen	Henry Hornby	Allen Matteson	Severt Simonson	Edward Heffernan	C. W. Stoner				Frank Oviatt	S. C. Martin		J. D. Humiston			John H. Wooley	John H. Gropengieser	Frank M. Rood		B. O. Olson	William A. Carley		Ben E. Lee	Wilbur S. Glass	Winfred E. Whittemore	Joseph Hebal	Ole H. Dingsor		Adolph Weide		Manning Smith		O. P. J. Engstrom	Beat A. See	Samuel M. Satre	John G. Ewald	James Hamilton	Foster Clark Palmer		Ole A. Swanson	August Senn		Edward C. Issenhuth	W. P. Price		Joseph W. Parmley				Charles Boyd Foncannon				John Bibelheimer	Chris Salzsiedler	L. F. Michael	Alexander Miller	Albert James Jones	Charles S. Eastman	Joseph Hare	Milton Frease	John D. Hale	Oliver O. Stokes		Archibald Shaw		Fred Pennington	John Peterson															10th 1907
11th 1909	J. F. Larson	Lewis Ranum	Julius E. Behnke	P. W. Peterson		Lars A. Bruce	Alfred Lee Wyman	Carl. G. Kjeldseth	John Thompson	Klas Walkes	W. J. O'Brien	Harley H. Cable	Sander Brynjulson	J. M. Peterson	H. Van Ruschen	Edwin P. Fitch	John Lakings	Henry Apland	C. H. Otto	John J. Wipf	D. J. Mendel	Dayton Henry Raben	Enoch Norbeck	Frank Trumbo		Ole O. Haugse	Peder M. Fannemel	John P. Johnson	Charles J. Morris	F. W. Martin	John A. Scott	Lewis A. Larson	George W. Dudley	Peter Kjelmyr	Thomas Gordon	Charles F. Drake	Gustav H. Helgerson	John E. Whiting	Edward J. Scott	Thomas L. White	Dennis P. Brady		Carl J. Erickson	William McDonnell		C. H. Thurow	C. B. Myers	Aden Emory Cherington	Nels M. Ingvaldson (Populist)		Charles U. Arnold	F. F. Ribstein	Severt Simonson	Edward Heffernan	C. W. Stoner	E. J. English	Mark Plowman	Alfred M. Giles (Non-Partisan)	E. E. Sedam		Frank R. Gardner		John I. Newell		Fred W. Warner			John G. Bartine		Joseph Hebal	A. G. Nelson	A. C. Burnstad	Charles H. Englesby	Henry A. Sasse		Anton Fryslie	James Montgomery Johnston	Joseph Elsom	Edward C. Issenhuth	W. P. Price	Adolph Weide	Ole H. Dingsor		Iver J. Johnson	T. L. Kinney	Olaf Negaard	Halvor Oien	Manning Smith			A. C. Roberts	Peder M. Pederson	W. F. Ebert	W. G. Abbott	Ole A. Swanson	Edward W. Taylor	August Senn	James A. North	Alexander Miller	John J. Mertens	John Davies	Jacob L. Parrott	Chris Salzsiedler	Julius Schamber	H. F. Ratte		William Spencer Bentley	Willie Elwyn Cheever McCain	John D. Patton	B. F. O'Brien		Lewis P. Forbis	James W. Fowler	Alex Arthur Moodie	John D. Hale		W. H. Sutherland	John H. Wooley	William Floyd	Jacob E. Ziebach								11th 1909
12th 1911	Albert Johnson	John Finnie	Julius E. Behnke	P. W. Peterson	William Oscar Knight		Jacob J. Hauck	William H. McMaster	John Thompson	James A. Wagner	Frank P. Glasner	Andrew J. Rommeriam	Iver Nelson	Jessie David Hicks	J. W. Parsons	A. A. Rowen	L. E. Stoddard	Henry Apland		John J. Wipf	D. J. Mendel	Zachary T. Nixon	Enoch Norbeck	Frank Trumbo		Andrew L. Berg	G. K. Groth	Adolph Koch	Charles J. Morris	Edwin Alonzo Sherman	John A. Scott	John G. Tyler	Daniel T. Newton	Franklin T. Jackson	Walter Slade	Charles Boreson	Gustav H. Helgerson	John E. Whiting	Lewis John Larson	D. C. Wallace	James P. Beede		Carl J. Erickson	George A. Buffington		C. H. Thurow	C. E. Olstad	Andrew O. Hove	Nels M. Ingvaldson (Populist)		Robert F. Kerr	F. F. Ribstein	Severt Simonson	George W. Roskie	A. N. Barber	E. J. English	Mark Plowman	Harry C. Teets	Daniel P. Whorton		Frank R. Gardner		Theo Quale		Charles Lincoln Millett			Zack Sutley		Andrew H. Johnson	A. G. Nelson	A. C. Burnstad	Gunder H. Stuverud	Fredrick Joshua Stroup		Elmer W. Anderson	Edwin E. Clapp	William A. Morris	Edward C. Issenhuth	Reed Matheny	Adolph Weide	George Stoddard		Iver J. Johnson	T. L. Kinney	Olaf Negaard	Halvor Oien	Otto L. Kaas				C. C. Bush	O. K. Berg	Joseph F. Sichmeller		William M. Scott	John L. Browne	Philip C. Gelling	B. F. Ruhlman	John J. Mertens	O. W. Chochrane	Jacob L. Parrott	R. F. Cranston	Theodore J. P. Giedt	John P. Hayes		William Spencer Bentley	James A. Clark (Non-Partisan)	William H. Jones	A. H. Bigelow		Will T. Hursh	John Treber	Walter L. Vercoe	J. W. Brackett		Peter J. Tscharner	William N. Van Camp	William Floyd									12th 1911
13th 1913	Albert Johnson	John W. Maher		Fred Heglin			Mark D. Johnson		John E. Holleman	Benjamin Bussey		Andrew J. Rommeriam	Iver Nelson		J. W. Parsons	Ephriam H. Withee	L. E. Stoddard			Andrew J. Waltner		Zachary T. Nixon	John M. Humphrey	Weldon F. Brooks	George H. Patrick (Non-Partisan)	Andrew L. Berg	G. K. Groth	Olymphious S. Thompson	Charles A. Christopherson	Lou C. Hawley			Daniel T. Newton	Charles A. Tidblom	Walter Slade	Charles E. Reeves	John E. Watkins	Guy W. Crawfod	Lewis John Larson	Robert J. Harrison	Jacob J. Jurgenson		Clayton Kelsey	Adam L. Koenig	D. P. Dowden	John H. Groce	Hans Urdahl	Andrew O. Hove			Robert F. Kerr	Lewis Olson	C. F. Schulz		Peter N. Schultz	John Phillip Hardy		Ernest D. Ede	Ambrose Barnum Blake	Con R. Huntley	J. R. Spiers		Ernest H. Wood		Richard A. Bielski	Albert G. Granger	Chester Nevius Leedom	Alfred Zoske	George W. White	N. E. Quickstad	Nickolas E. Knight	J. G. McFarland	O. H. Olson	Henry A. Sasse	Edwin E. Clapp	Elmer W. Anderson		William A. Morris	R. W. Labrie	Charles Edward Stutenroth	John R. Birch	George Stoddard		Tore Bredvik	Alfred Nelson	Andrew Peterson		Charles Bush Hersey				C. C. Bush	John H. Lund			William M. Scott	W. J. Tiffany	John J. Ruckman		Frederick B. Patterson	John Davies	John F. Comstock	G. G. Titland	Theodore J. P. Giedt	Norman B. Streeter		Arthur J. Colgan	W. F. Haafke	John N. Hamm	Damon H. Clark			Glenn D. Hart		Samuel H. Martin	George H. Budweiser ^[11]	Charles H. Blackwell	David T. Jekyll	R. J. Courtney		E. V. Youngquist	Oliver O. Stokes	Peter J. Tscharner	J. Rees Dillon	Charles A. Patterson	Eldon W. Clark	Winfred E. Whittemore	13th 1913
14th 1915	W. L. Bergren	Albert Dahl		Fred Heglin		Jacob J. Hauck	Mark D. Johnson		Casper Steckler	Siegle Green		Paul S. Paulson	John Evenson		Charles E. Sanborn		John Widlon		J. J. Wahl	Andrew J. Waltner		A. J. Brink	Henry J. Hansen	John Stedronksy	Delos M. Woods	Christian O. Berdahl	William C. Bessler	Olymphious S. Thompson	Charles A. Christopherson	Henry G. Solem			N. M. Nelson	Charles A. Tidblom	H. D. Thompson	Charles Boreson	Charles Sam Weller	Guy W. Crawfod	John B. Tripp	Robert J. Harrison	Jacob J. Jurgenson		Peter Gudahl	Charles A. Burkhart	Walter H. Cox		I. A. Baldwin	Lewis Benson			George N. Kennard	Lewis Olson	C. F. Schulz			John Phillip Hardy		John Kingdon			Benjamin F. Magness		Douglas W. March		Richard A. Bielski	John I. Howe	Albert Norby	Henry McGrath	Edgar C. Hall	N. E. Quickstad	Nickolas E. Knight		Hans Mathiesen	J. C. Stein		Elmer W. Anderson	Monse B. Peterson	Ulysses Grant Johnson	R. W. Labrie	Frank Gilby		O. R. Olson		Tore Bredvik	Ole Moe	S. H. Malm		Charles Bush Hersey				K. O. Teigen	August Knebel			Elmer L. Cole	Walter G. Jacobs	John J. Ruckman			Charles H. Rebrud	Arne Strand		Jacob Muhlbeier	Norman B. Streeter		Frank Ward Bilger	John N. Hamm	Orville V. Rinehart		Theorus R. Stoner		D. R. Thompson			Tom H. Johnson	W. D. Buchholz	George M. Steele	R. J. Courtney	Frank I. Hall	Cary A. Donohoe	W. A. Day	Peter J. Tscharner	John F. Lundquist	John S. Anderson	J. F. Knight	Arthur W. Bartels	14th 1915
15th 1917	W. L. Bergren	A. S. Disbrow		John Frieberg		Gilbert Larson	Emil Erickson		Chester C. Torrence	James M. McCollum		Paul S. Paulson	John Evenson		Charles E. Sanborn		John Widlon		J. J. Wahl	P. P. Kleinsasser		L. E. Houlton	Henry J. Hansen	John Stedronksy	Delos M. Woods	Christian O. Berdahl	William C. Bessler	G. K. Groth	William Hugh Lyon	Adolph Nelson Graff			Robert James Odell	Joseph T. Gurney	H. D. Thompson	Arthur Miller	F. C. Hoffman	Elmer R. Judy	John B. Tripp	D. M. Brenneman	E. B. Lumbard		Peter Gudahl	Charles A. Burkhart	Frank Mace		I. A. Baldwin	Lewis Benson			George N. Kennard	A. B. Dalthorp	Nels Rishoi			C. H. Armstrong		C. W. Best			Benjamin F. Magness		Lew F. Sandys		J. C. Rounds	John I. Howe	Henry L. Jeffries	Henry McGrath	Edgar C. Hall	P. J. Peterson	Gilbert I. Ruden		Hans Mathiesen	J. C. Stein		Elmer W. Anderson	William Barkley	Ulysses Grant Johnson	George R. Woodford	Frank Gilby		O. R. Olson		Carston Eggen	Ole Moe	Fred Evander		Otto L. Kaas				J. P. Byron	August Knebel			Elmer L. Cole	James W. Daulton	L. M. Anderson	Wilson Brown		Charles H. Rebrud	Arne Strand		Jacob Muhlbeier	William A. Nevin		William A. Guilfoyle	John N. Hamm	Zachariah Holmes		C. M. Spargo		D. R. Thompson			Havilah C. Judson	W. D. Buchholz	George M. Steele	James E. Temmey ^[12]	J. B. Ingerson	Cecil Edward Kell	Albert Sherrill	Albert N. Hoffman	R. W. Scott	J. R. Shirey	Jacob L. Parrott	Arthur W. Bartels	15th 1917
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[edit] Members of the South Dakota House of Representatives (1919-1939)

103 representatives elected from 61 districts.

House Session	District
House Session	1st		2nd	3rd		4th		5th		6th			7th	8th	9th	10th	11th	12th	13th	14th	15th	16th	17th	18th	19th	20th	21st	22nd	23rd	24th	25th	26th	27th	28th	29th	30th	31st	32nd	33rd	34th	35th	36th	37th	38th	39th	40th	41st	42nd	43rd	44th	45th	46th	47th	48th	49th	50th	51st	52nd	53rd	54th	55th	56th	57	58	59	60th	61st
16th 1919	Albert Johnson	Floyd D. Steadman	W. C. Bryant	Gilbert Larson	Emil Erickson	Dale A. Davis	H. H. Koehn	H. W. Rogness	Fred Gerber, Jr.	Charles E. Sanborn	Soren C. Nelson	L. E. Stoddard	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	16th 1919
17th 1921	Albert Johnson	Floyd D. Steadman	W. C. Bryant	Gilbert Larson	Hardy Carlson	Dale A. Davis	Franklin Bussey	H. W. Rogness	Fred Gerber, Jr.	G. H. Geister	Joseph K. Schrag	Nick Nelson																																																								17th 1921
18th 1923	Ben Bernard	Adolph L. Larson	Martin Lewis Thompson	Roy R. Milliken	Hardy Carlson	Herman W. Van Gerpen	Franklin Bussey	Olaf T. Odegaard	W. W. Wumkes	Van R. Dewey	Robert "Verne" Rayburn	H. P. Hartwell																																																								18th 1923
19th 1925	Mabel Moodie	Adolph L. Larson	Orrin Paddock	Roy R. Milliken	Edward O. Lien	Herman W. Van Gerpen	George Ernest Wickens	Olaf T. Odegaard	W. W. Wumkes	P. J. Bowman	Robert "Verne" Rayburn	Martin V. Olsen																																																								19th 1925
20th 1927	John H. Peterson	James Fedderson	H. C. Silkenson ^[13]	Gilbert Larson	Will Chamberlain	Frank Glynn	John J. Hornstra	Paul S. Paulson	Wilhelm Sorenson	P. J. Bowman	Emil J. Waltner																																																									20th 1927
21st 1929	John H. Peterson	James Fedderson	Lawrence J. Houlton	Edward Schneider	Samuel G. Gilliland	Frank Glynn	Gus E. Hallberg	Paul S. Paulson	Wilhelm Sorenson	D. A. Johnson																																																										21st 1929
22nd 1931	Adolph Ludwig	John Schneiderheinz	James Partridge		Samuel G. Gilliland	Arthur A. Voigt	Elmer Bussey	L. J. Laxson	Edward Bogue	Charles H. Hornbeck																																																										22nd 1931
23rd 1933	H. B. Bartlett	John Schneiderheinz	James Partridge		Norman E. Davis	Frank Glynn	J. G. Kleinsasser	Paul M. Linder	Edward Bogue	Robert D. Preston	J. M. Rasmussen	George Schlunsen																																																								23rd 1933
24th 1935	C. N. McConville	John T. Johnson	Bennie Johnson	Thomas E. Reedy	Norman E. Davis	Rudolph Engel	Gottieb Hertz	Paul M. Linder	Alfred Haug	I. J. Smith	J. M. Rasmussen	Vance M. Nelson																																																								24th 1935
25th 1937	C. N. McConville	Grover Christensen	Martin B. Swedling	F. E. Fanslow	H. W. Weverstad	Julius Uken	Joe E. Lehmann	John Tollefson	Gust M. Dokken	John J. Gering	Leon C. Weier	Vance M. Nelson																																																								25th 1937
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[edit] Members of the South Dakota House of Representatives (1939-1967)

1939-1953, 75 representatives elected from 59 districts.
1953-1965, 75 representatives elected from 54 districts.
1965-1967, 75 representatives elected from 55 districts.

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House Session	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th	11th	12th	13th	14th	15th	16th	17th	18th	19th	20th	21st	22nd	23rd	24th	25th	26th	27th	28th	29th	30th	31st	32nd	33rd	34th	35th	36th	37th	House Session	38th	39th	40th	41st		42nd	43rd		44th	45th		46th	47th		48th	49th		50th	51st	52nd		53rd	54th	55th	56th	57	58	59
26th 1939	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]		[[]]	[[]]		[[]]	[[]]		[[]]	[[]]		[[]]	[[]]		[[]]	[[]]	[[]]		[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	26th 1939
27th 1941																																																																		27th 1941
28th 1943																																																																		28th 1943
29th 1945																																																																		29th 1945
30th 1947																																																																		30th 1947
31st 1949																																																																		31st 1949
32nd 1951																																																																		32nd 1951
33rd 1953																																																																		33rd 1953
34th 1955																																																																		34th 1955
35th 1957																																																																		35th 1957
36th 1959																																																																		36th 1959
37th 1961																																																																		37th 1961
38th-39th 1963-64																																																																		38th-39th 1963-64
40th-41st 1965-66																																																																		40th-41st 1965-66
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[edit] Members of the South Dakota House of Representatives (1967-1985)

1967-1973, 75 representatives elected from 39 districts.
1973-1985, 70 representatives elected from 28 districts.

House Session	District																								House Session
House Session	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th	11th	12th	13th	14th	15th	16th	17th	18th	19th	20th	21st	22nd	23rd	24th	House Session	25th		26th		27th		28th		29th		30th		31st	32nd	33rd		34th	35th		36th		37th		38th		39th
42nd-43rd 1967-68	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]		[[]]		[[]]		[[]]		[[]]		[[]]		[[]]	[[]]	[[]]		[[]]	[[]]		[[]]		[[]]		[[]]		[[]]		42nd-43rd 1967-68
44th-45th 1969-70																																																				44th-45th 1969-70
46th-47th 1971-72																																																				46th-47th 1971-72
48th-49th 1973-74																																																				48th-49th 1973-74
50th-51st 1975-76																																																				50th-51st 1975-76
52nd-53rd 1977-78																																																				52nd-53rd 1977-78
54th-55th 1979-80																																																				54th-55th 1979-80
56th-57th 1981-82																																																				56th-57th 1981-82
58th-59th 1983-84																																																				58th-59th 1983-84
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[edit] Members of the South Dakota House of Representatives (1985-present)

70 representatives elected from 35 districts.

[edit] Districts 28A and 28B

District 28 was divided into two single-member districts in 1991. These districts were eliminated in 1997 and representatives were elected at-large.^[14]. In 2000, the U.S. Department of Justice sued^[15] alleging the change diluted Native American voting rights. Single member districts were restored in 2001.

[edit] Districts 26A and 26B

District 26 was divided into two single-member districts in December 2005^[16] after a lawsuit was filed by several Native American individuals alleging voter discrimination in the make up of Districts 27 and 26. In 2005, Judge Karen E. Schreier of the U.S. District Court for South Dakota ruled in favor of the plantiffs and ordered the South Dakota Legislature to redraw the boundaries of Districts 27 and 26 to more accurately reflect the Native American population in those areas. That order was upheld on appeal to the Eighth Circuit ^[17]

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House Session	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th	11th	12th	13th	14th	15th	16th	17th	18th	19th	20th	21st	22nd	23rd	24th	25th	26th		27th	28th		29th	30th	31st	32nd		House Session	33rd		34th		35th
60th-61st 1985-86	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]		[[]]	[[]]		[[]]	[[]]	[[]]	[[]]		[[]]		[[]]		[[]]		60th-61st 1985-86
62nd-63rd 1987-88																																										62nd-63rd 1987-88
64th-65th 1989-90																																										64th-65th 1989-90
66th-67th 1991-92																																										66th-67th 1991-92
68th-69th 1993-94																													28A	28B												68th-69th 1993-94
68th-69th 1993-94																													28A	28B												68th-69th 1993-94
70th-71st 1995-96																													[[]]													70th-71st 1995-96
72nd-73rd 1997-98																													28th													72nd-73rd 1997-98
72nd-73rd 1997-98																													28th At-large													72nd-73rd 1997-98
74th-75th 1999-2000																													[[]]													74th-75th 1999-2000
76th-77th 2001-02																													28A	28B												76th-77th 2001-02
76th-77th 2001-02																													28A	28B												76th-77th 2001-02
78th-79th 2003-04																													[[]]													78th-79th 2003-04
80th-81st 2005-06																																		Alan Hanks ^[18]	[[]]							80th-81st 2005-06
82nd-83rd 2007-08																										26A	26B							Alan Hanks ^[18]								82nd-83rd 2007-08
82nd-83rd 2007-08																										26A	26B							Vacant								82nd-83rd 2007-08
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[edit] Footnotes

^ James Anderson. Died in office September 11, 1890.
^ Horace J. Austin. Died in office February 27, 1891.
^ John C. Heilman. Died in office March 4, 1891.
^ William M. Blake. Died in office March 4, 1892.
^ Elijah P. Fowler. Previously elected to the South Dakota House in 1891, but did not qualify.
^ Ole Oleson, Jr.. The South Dakota Blue Book lists him as Ole P. Olson serving from 1897 to 1898. The South Dakota Legislator Historical Database lists him as Ole Olson, Jr., serving from 1895 to 1898, but no such person is listed in the South Dakota Blue Book for the 1895 session.
^ Henry H. Schwartz. Democratic member of the [Wyoming Legislature]] 1933-1935; Democratic U.S. Senator from Wyoming 1936-1943.
^ Irving H. Welch. Won contested seat in 1903 over Frank M. Hanna-(R), who served just four days.
^ George Washington Brown. Died in office December 31, 1905.
^ Kinsley G. Foster. Won contested seat in 1905 over Albert D. Mather-(R), who served just four days.
^ George H. Budweiser. Served only ten days. Election was contested. Frank Morgan-(D) was declared the winner after the 11th legislative day and served the remainder of the term.
^ James E. Temmey. Died in office November 12, 1918.
^ H. C. Silkenson. Died in office January 5, 1928.
^ South Dakota Redistricting Cases: the 1990s
^ Justice Deapartment Sues South Dakota for Allegedly Discriminating Against Native Americans
^ South Dakota Legislative DistrictsPDF (258 KB)
^ Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals Ruling Protects Rights of Native American Voters, Says ACLU.
^ Alan Hanks. Elected mayor of Rapid City June 25, 2007.

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