Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-07-29

Ludwig and Alex. McLennon, un-

Ludwig and Alex McLennon, un-
instructed.
DICKEY COUNTY.
Il. S. Nichols, Thomas Seton, j.
T.. Coon, W. H. Rowe, A. 7. Patter-
son, A. H. McMaster, q. e. Tallmadge,
=. II. Kennedy, Isaac Memory, M. J.
Anderson and George Rose, unin-
structed, but are for Burke for governor,
and Lockhart for railroad commits
sioner.
RICHLAND COUNTY.
j. S. Johnson, a. 0. Heglie, John
Miller, X. J. Clark, A. F. Carey, DR..
Benedict, P. J. McCumber, r. N. Ink,
John Ink, T. I. Bye, J. F. Shea, D. Il.
Davidson, B. f. Lounsberry. No in
structions. Unit rule
PEMBINA COUNTY.
IT seems there is trouble in Pembina
county. According to latest advices
the regular republican convention
elected the following delegates to the
state conventions: Jud LaMoure, L. e.
Booker, W. j. Kneeshaw, H. O'Brien
George Roadhouse, j. D. Gordon, John
F. Mager, N. G. Young, s. E. Heist, H. N.
Joy, j. D. Wallace, John Gannsle, P. P.
Smith, 8. L. Haight, John Gaffney
Jacob Graber and Martin Kraft Reso-
lutions were passed endorsing Burke's
administration and expressing a desire
for his denomination. The delegation
was instructed to vote as a unit. The
other delegation, also Burke and
Kneeshaw delegation, Is headed by
Grant Hager, secretary of the republi-
can state committee.
LOGAN COUNTY.
j. A. Weed and r. A. Calmont
WALSH COUNTY.
O. A. M. Spencer, T. J. McHugh, H. A
Lebby, Geo. Marshall, L. A. Whitmore, B.
G. Aslackson, G. R. jacob, Geo. A. Nc
Pherson, Geo. Clark, W. d. Bates, H. A.
Ball, E. M. Swiggum, Ole Bogshe, M.
Raumin, Geo. Hanson, Jno. Peterson,
Willis Brennan, Ole Skarhiem, Robt.
Graham. Attorney General Spencer
heads the delegation. The convention
instructed strongly for A. H. Burke. M.
N. johnson for congress, and @. A. M.
Spencer. The Allin faction, about
twenty five in number bolted the con-
vention, and it is rumored will send
contesting delegation, but the straight
republicans, including General Spencer,
who has heretofore been an ardent
Allin man, refused to do otherwise than
acquiesce in the will of the convention,
will head the delegation to Fargo in the
int erests of Burke
BARNES COUNTY.
OK. Andrus, E. X. Myhre, Duncan Nc
Donald, N. j. Olson, James Ingmundsen,
P. P. Persons, w. A. johnson, A. B. Cox,
A. E. Clendening, VIM. Cruff, C.J. Chris
tainson, Frank White, P. J. Peterson
and G. Fl. Olsby. The delegation was
instructed to vote as unit on all things
and to work first, last and all the time
for the nomination of C. S. Walker for
state auditor. No instructions, governor
or congressman.
RANSOM COUNTY.
H. 8. Oliver, P. H. Rourke,
F. Russell, Geo. F. Goodwin,
J. L. Green, M. B. Rose, A. H. Laughlin,
G. r. Palmer, Erick Gunderson, A. San
dagger, G. E. Tuller. The delegation is
instructed for Rourke for attorney gen.
eral and their preference are for Burke
and johnson.
BENSON COUNTY.
q. Davidson, E. L. Yager, A. w.
Spencer, L. P. Havervold, H. o. Blegan
D. Hovery and T. P. McClemen dele
gates to the state convention. They go
uninstructed, but all are in favor NJ N.
johnson. -:
.s-E WARD COUNTY.
John McGannet, Col. Plummer
and G. s. Reishus. They are in
structed for G. E. Gregory for attorney
general, and are for Burke for governor.
M'1NTosH COUNTY.
John 81. Wishek, Geo. w. Lilly, John
Rot, Gottfried Heinrich, G. D. johnson,
Daniel Grassy. Uninstructed.
BOTTINEAU COUNTY.
G. O. Romanson, j. P. Hager, j. B.
Sinclair, L. D. Dana and David Miller.
Uninstructed but favor johnson and
Allin.
MERCER COUNTY.
A. B. Strickler and Daniel Isaak are
the delegates from Mercer county to
both the state and Judicial convention.
They are for Winchester and Burke.
INQUIRE COUNTY.
LAMoURE, July 27. The republican
convention to-day authorized Deyine,