Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-10-06

AA' ~ 0eei', r. i. Er1Ck-
son, A. M. Peterson.
Burbsnk-J. H. stauffer. G. John
son, M. Batterberry, w. D. Andrews,
E. sonstegard, George Daugherty, r.
s. Engen, J. S. Andrews w. Torkel-
son, S. H. Stauffer.
Kandiyohi-Peter Burns. J. G.
Monson, S. J. Fleckten. Aug. Ander-
son Ed Stanford G. W.Lonn, Charles
Gabrielson. Samuel Ellefson.
East Lake Lillian-Hans Owre,
Christ Rosenmeieir,, August Betzen,
). +. Fleckten, Albin Anderson, J. S.
Tromberg, S. T. Simonson and O.
Ask.
Wiflmar-lst precinct.- Martin
O'Brien, Andrew Berg, Swan Nelson,
Swan Edlund, J. w. Blake, John
johnson, Christian johnson, J. F,
Peterson, Eric Holt.
Wlllmar-2nd observation-disclosures
Johnson, Nels Carlson, A. Beck, P.
J. Dale, Ernest Ahlborn, n. T. 3D.
CART, A. H. Soldering, M. T. Sandbo,
Peter Bonde, A. H. Sperry. M. C.
Tollefson, William Henderson, r.
Christensen, I. c. Tollefson, L. Rod
lun, G. W. Swenson.
White6eld-A. o. Nelson, N. O.
Nelson, Hjalmar A. Rund, E. R.
Rasmussen, P. N. Nelson, E. Hegstrom
and P. 0. Mattson.
Committee on Permanent Org atiza-
ton moved that the temporary organ
lzation be made permanent, which
motion prev allied,
A motion was carried:to proceed to
nominations.
Nels Guam was made the unanimous
choice for auditor.
N. q. Nelson received the nominal
ton for treasurer by reclamation.
Archie T. Bogart was made the
nominee for sheriff by unanimous
choice.
For Register of deeds, Messrs. O. S.
Reigstad, N. B. Carlson and Sam o.
mundson were mentioned. An infor-
NAL ballot resulted as follows: Reig-
stad, lib; Carlson, 81; Osmundson, II.
On motion the ballot was. made for
NAL and Reigstad was made the nomi-
nee.
For Clerk of Court Messrs J. T,
Otos and I. H. Swihart were mentioned.
The ballot gave Otos 1873 votes and
Swihart, II and'A. o. Forsberg II.
P. H. Frye was nominated by accla-
nation for the Office of County At
torney.
Samuel Olson likewise received the
nomination for Judge of Probate.
On. G. Highstrom of Co]fax was Sc
lected as candidate for county sur
veyor.
For Supt of Schools, Messrs. W.
ID. Fredrickson and.H. T.tOlson were
placed in nomination. Mr.. frederick
son won the race by a vote of 143 to
30. On motion the choice was made
unanimous.
On motion the'rules werea suspended
and DR.. G.. Johnson was unanimously
nominated for representative The
demonstration given the Doctor was
no doubt the most remarkable that has
ever been heard in the Court. House.
All day the convention had been at sea
regarding:;:::the representative ticket.
The Doctor positively not desire
the nomination, and so the nomination
OF representative: had been delayed in
order to gain more time. When, how
ever, the Doctor had been prevailed
upon to accept, the enthusiasm seemed
to know no bounds.
DR.. II. T. Holtoe, of New London,
was given the nomination for coroner
by reclamation.
The convention then adjourned un-
till after supper.
Upon re-assemb1ing, the committee
on resolutions reported, and their re-
port was adopted.
RESOLUTIONS:
Resolved by the Peoples party OF
Kandiyohi county in convention as
sembled, That we emphatically en-
dorse the nominees and platform OF
our national, state and congressional
conventions and re-atirm our unalter-
able allegiance to the fundamental
principles Of our party and pledge our
undivided support to the candidates OF
this and all 9th er conventions of the
peoples party.
We take pride in the magnificent
campaign now being waged by our
able champion of the common people
w. J. Bryan in his fearless as
saults on tile strongholds of organ
lied greed, and earnestly hope for his
election, believing that his elevation
to the presidency would be of i'm
measurable benefit to the toiling mas
ses of the United States.
Resolved, That we consider the
election of Hon. John Lind of para.
mount Importance to every friend Of
reform, believing that he would give
to the citizens of Minnesota an efficient,
economical, and honest administra.
| ton.
Resolved, That we denounce the
present corrupt and incompetent state
administration and believe that its
continuation in power would be pub.
lie misfortune.