Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-09-21
H. A. Armstrong, Edward Brad.
dock, Israel Robinson 1nd G. A.
Patterson Are the States.
men In Charge.
Armstrong for the Legislature, His
.BrOther.In.Law for Treasurer.
ana the BEAVER Greek Pawn
broker for Auditor.
A Strong Attempt to Defeat Jshn
F. Getl..Van Beck Present to
Assist In the GanR's Despe.
rate Effort for Revenge.

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Sept. 81, at 2:30 p. m., in Williamsport
school house. After appropriate remarks
by Mr.. Parker, DR.. VIM. Muench, of EN-
monsburg, was elected temporary chair
man by acclamation.
On motion Israel Robinson and E. F.
Savage were chosen temporary secretaries.
On motion a committee of five on cre-
dentials was appointed by the chair, as
follows: John McCrory, James B. Gay
ton, Alex Macdonald. Arend Hasper and
Clarence East.
On motion the following committee on
permanent organization and order of bus.
mess was appointed by the chair: P. @.
Levin, George H. McLain and Thomas
Kelly.
On motion the following committee OF
three on resolutions was named by the
chairman: E. z. Campbell, NJ. Flick, G.
A. Patterson.
On motion recess Of twenty minutes
was taken to give the committees time to
prepare their reports, at the expiration Of
which time the convention reconvened.
The report of the committee on ere,
dentials seated the following delegates
there being no contests:
Burroak-A. Mcdonald, F. D. Smith, J.
Denhem, G. Knudtson.
Gayton-J. B. Gayton, 8. E. Ryder. G.
Mcintyre, E. Woorster. W. G. East.
Winona-John McCrory, J. G. Pitts
(proxy to John McCrory,) c. A. Patter
son, NJ. P. Chase, P. Moe.
Glanavon--G. w. Tracy (proxy to A
W. Sleasing), A. W. Sleasing, VIM. Col
vile.
Union-F. Loutzenhiser, Ed. Van Beel
(proxy to G. w. Renskers), J. Ouwersloo
(proxy to g. W. Renskers). G, W. Rens
kers..
Bakker-A. Haspes, W. Rodenburs
(proxy 1o%. Van DisstA, J. Van Diest. O
Thompson (proxy to 4. Hasperf,;--WW
Boschker (proxy to A. Hasper).
Strasburg--M. Flick, Otto Didszuneit
Winchester r. j. Dean, Geo. W. Nc
Lain, G. Carley.
Williamsport-H.A A. Armstrong, E. G.
Campbell, H. D. Connor (proxy to H. A
Armstrong;, s. E. Kurtz, G. E. Chapman
N. Graham.
Selz--T. Verhoef.
Dakem-J. Klundt (proxy to E. Brad
dock), E. Braddock.
Omio-Thos. Kelly, II. Bockhaus.
Logan--Oscar Nelson, Israel Robinson
P. G. Levin, E. F. Savage.
Exeter-A. Pehrman.
Burge-Wm. Muench, N. L. Sherman
Denhem-H. Chapman, j. Baker.
+ Cherry Grove-K. D. Knutson, Arthur
McGinness, j. Anderson.
The report of the committee on creden
tials was adopted,
The committee on permanent organiza
ton and order of business reported al
follows:
The chairman to be chosen by the con.
vention; the temporary secretaries to be
made permanent; no candidate to be
nominated without majority vote of the
delegates present, Nominations to bs
made in the following order:
Sheriff.
Auditor.
Treasurer.
States Attorney.
County Judge.
Clerk of District Court.
Register of Deeds.
County Surveyor.
Coroner.
Four Justices of the Peace.
-Four Constables..
One Assessor for each commissioner
district, in the following order: First
Second, Third.
Commissioner for the Third District.
Five delegates to the senatorial distric
convention.
The committee on resolutions presented
the following:
Be it resolved by the republicans Of
Emmons county, in representative con,
vention assembled. this 21st day of Sep
tember, 1894, at Williamsport, N. D., tina
we fully indorse the platform as adopted
by the republican party at Grand Forks
this year; and that,
Whereas. The republican party has al
ways been the party Of honor, and it,
aim has always been the betterment o.
the people; and that,
Whereas; In national and state natter
! we have never placed on our ticket Al
our standard bearers any other but tru,
republicans, whose republicanism is be
Yond question; and, that
Therefore, be it resolved by this con
vention, That we should follow the pre-
cedent Of the state and that we will no
allow the name of any man to be her
placed in nomination as a republican
county standard-bearer whose republi
canism does not accord with this resolu.
tion, and whose republicanism is not be
yond controversy, and who in any wa,
works for the interest of any other party
and that we pledge ourselves as TRUE re
rublicans to support the nominees of thi
convention with all honorable mean
within our power.
The report Of the committed was thel
adopted.
For permanent chairman, Geo. H. Nc
| Lam was ChOAen without Otyf1nsjtIon.