The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-09-04


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'i'l,ingyaila-1't.~ Halldorso,..S j
,Silyf.i,ss.'n, : Sigufxts,.il, s Svensttn.
Wait1alia Joh,. + Alager, also prs1y
for S o McQuin, w j Oldtield. T J
Shase. .
Pank-GeO Brown and Alex Proctor
Pembina-E NJ Nixon, w G Shurt,
w II MtMrhead,.A d Cavalier, Js q
Johat.son, G g Thompson, r NJ KiHg,
"a L Airth, II A Murrel + w Fels,,0,
N NJ Lockwood, Chas Atkinson, Chas
Keller, Ole Paulson.
f ST Joe-J d Gordon, with proxy for
Jas Kirby, j Noice, ) Johnson, W.
Watts.
Joliette-Jos Pariseau, M Purdy.
Ltterty-A,ndrew Blaisdule.
LiitcVln-A Mitchell, with proxy for
D Spinning, G N SWANSEA with proxy
for V s Waldo.
Lodema-Albert GARRETT. with
proxy for J A Spangle, Jacob GRADER.
Midland-Jacob Knudsoa, Ole An
de e Z = Hansrude, J ] Guam.
her and threaten the public honor by t
q a. limited issue Of an irredeemable pap
hui. rency. graver menace to our fl
Gold standing and credit could hardly b
hese ccived, and every patriotic citizen
h After considerable sparring the re.
port was adopted.
On motion the chairman was in
structed to appoint twenty seven dele
gates to attend the judicial conven-
tion to be held at Langdon, Sept. 18th
and the following were appointed:
Fl L HOLMES, chairman, G G Thomp-
son, Geo A McCrea, John d Wallace,
n E Kenney. A NJ Corwin, D G Nc.
Intosh. T W. Brown, II N Joy, j T
Bretnor, VIM James. II j Watt, d ]
Laxdal, w II Roberts, j f Mayer. ]
d Gordon, G K Wing, f NJ King, Z P
Strong, s L Haight, VIM Hoffman, d
Graham, g NJ Esterly, w N Husband,
Thos Halldorson. A B Garnett, Geo
Brown.
The delegation was instructed for
N G Young for district Judge.
The judicial convention chen ad-
journed.
NOTES.
Mr.. Young's voice was not heard In
the convention, but his lieutenants
were up to their business and no point
was lost.
The traits characteristic Of lawyers
came out forcibly in Mr.. Kneeshaw.
even after he saw the opposition in
control Of the convention he still
showed fight
Mr.. Kneeshaw: reports have
been circulated around the country
that I am out In the interest OF Judge
Sauter, this I emphatically deny; I
am for w. j. Kneeshaw and no one
else. I want it understood leave
this convention hall as republican:
not to sulk ;or try to carry favors
through any other party"
Several old time. pops were ut the
convention wearing Mckinley badges,
aud two or three representing this
neighborhood Us delegates.
"rhe action Of the popullst county
committee. Ia allotting the offices to
themselves and special friends this
year will not do the party much good"
said one Of the ex-members of that
party. "We have swallowed all we
want to of that kind Of business, mark
my word ~
For all, the convention was hot
one, general good feeling prevailed
after the thing was over.
Neche took good care of the crowd
in good shape, The O'Brien and the
U. s. hotel did good business.
There were several contests that
did not come up before the conven-
tion.
Dan Laxdal looked pale and had a.
falterlng voice, after his i've weeks
siege ut Sickness, hut his dramatic
gestures did not lack force.
Legislative Convention.
Immediately after the adjournment