The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-09-03
WE'LL KNOWN MEN
Representative Citizens as Dele
gates to the Reciprocity
Convention.
A Partial List of the Cities to
Be Represented and Their
Delegates.

GRAND Forks N. d., Special, Aug. ST.
The city is putting OH holiday attire to-day
n anticipation of the visitors expected at
ths international convention which con-
venes on Thursday. 1t is expected that
fully 500 delegates. including leading men
of all the Northwestern cities. will present.
In addition to the delegates already an
nonnced the following have been chosen:
o'Neal H. Choate. L. W. Bowers b. Si.c' ir p.
Hallenbeck, William II. Laird, {. II. NJ. ..auah-
I'm. r. d. Cone. j. j. Mahoney. W. II. Yale, II.
ii. Lacher. i. L. % MARRIED., s J. Foster Fos.er. ii.
NJ. Kinney, j. II. johnson. NJ. c. Garvin. +. S.
Bell. II. N. Lambertson. II. L. Pierpont. w. 2.
Tearse, W. II: Garock and G. v; Gregory.
Wimar, Minn.-A. L. Rice, j. NJ. Spicer, 2. II
Rose. NJ. Jorgenson, o. P. Rice, John Williams,
4. n. Lewis, Peter Gjems. ]. S. Rabbins ami l..
U. Tborp.
a. d. Stephens. n. p. Stone. n. K. Brown. A. A.
Miller, William Watts. L. D. Chfds, Z. Il. Saw
Yer. Louis Ellington, J. +. Morrssey. S. Rose,i-
kenzie, Il: L: Cooke. Alex McKinnon, August
Walter. w. L. Walker, Felix Fournet, X. j. Mon
ttaeue, Max Ericsson William Clements, II. +.
Brown. L.. ID. Marshall and IL. Sleenerson.
Shaw. j. W. Won Media, ii. Krosh H. Sorenson,
J. Lowell, n H. Cole, +. $. Tyler. G; F; Law
Ter, l.. S. Champinr. s Newman, l.. A. Mears, Ii.
Harrington, ]. ID. Benton o. ]. de Lendrecle
Grafton, n. D.-Mayor Descheues j. ID. Lewis.
William Chandler. Peter Olson, Il. Weagant, J.
Tombs, S. CairncrosS, W. w. Reylock, John L..
Cashel and w. Z. Leistikow.
Larimore, \. D.-N. q. Larimore. a. Stone
house, n. S. Ne son, j. y. Streeter, Jr, ii. +.
Arnold, S. Strludness James ii. Mathews.
Thomas kesan. j. Dexter Pierce and y. A.
Wilcox.
Devils Lake. n. D.-Cark W. Kelley. James
+. o Bren. j. +. Watt. f. ]. Chumberlin. A. q.
Whipple. Silver Serumgard. John A. Percvn,
II. II. Ruger, john W. Nah L and Rev j. a.
llovis.
Eolla. N. Dc: F; Wilbur, r. ID: cowan, W.
]. Hoskins w. III. Becker. John Burke. A. ..
Gra' am, J.: a. Benoit. oie Sk;le.. William
CMrk and w. a. Duncan.
Northwood, n. D.-Arayor Thomas C. Ioueen,
Sydney Z. lough. Z. $. slawson and II. n. Nor
ply.
Grand Forks-Jnmes Elton, +. II. Ful, OH and
Z. j. Fisk have selected the following: t. J.
ford, Z. u. Fisk. ". II. Brown, II. p. Rucker. Z.
J. Lauder. a. W. Clarke, Il. 4. Shut. J. w.
Smith, X. Il. Griffith a. q. johnson, W. Il.
Stockdale, George b. Win lip. w. II. Ber.y. NJ.
+; Murph D.. W. Luke. u Freeman James
bet a. j. y k-efe, j. ii. Bosa d.
1t is expected that Winnipeg will send
1GO delegates.
Among the prominent speakers expected
are:
Erastus Wyman. Joseph Winner Premier
Greenway of Manutobn, Congressman w. ID.
Work oil Ohio. Gov. Merriam oil Minnesota.
Gov. burke OF North Dakota. Hon. W.. d..
I'M. OF the Great No lhern, and President
Dukes, OF the Union Pacific.
The SIS ions of the convention will be
held in tic Metropolitan opera house,
which will sea. l. 100 people. A steamboat
excursion has been arranged for the visitors.