Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-06-30
REPUBLICANS MEET.

| oP"o1Ao<au CLANS OF the county
gatnered at the Court house last Fri
uay afternoon to select delegates to
the State Convention. The real fight
9ad been fought at the primaries and
the anti-Clough men had been reduced
70 such meekness that not one .:opened
MS head in the convention. They
are just getting their first tastes of the
crow they will be forced to swallow.
Inc attendance was good, owing no
oouot to the fight inside of the party.
Ihe meeting was apparently a very
narmonlus one, but lack of enthusi-
asm was noticed and the issues of the
DAY were carefully avoided. The Na-
''onal plat1oam, so recently adopted
at st. Louis, and which marks a new
departure in modern republicanism
was not even mentioned in the hall.
Ihls perhaps was an oversight how
ever as the silver sentiment in the
county while quite strong among the
Old republicans still is not of the out
spoken kind.
Henry Feig was elected chairman and
H. +. Eddy secretary in the temporary
organization. The chair appointed
the following committees.
On credentials:-N. J. Walen. Var
ner Noren. J. G. Freeberg, H. P. Lof-
gren and J. S. Robbins.
| On Resolutions:-A. E. Rice. John
Feig, G. W. Haselton, G. A. Glader
and John Lundquist.
Permanent Organization:-Sw
Nelson, Jr., Nels Orred and Axel
Roise.
recess Of Is minutes was taken
pending the reports OF committees.
The committee on credentials report
ed the following entitled to seats in the
vention:-
Arctander-Jacob Jacobson, B. o.
Bitterness, c. II. Engen, Hans Chris.
Chrlstianson, l. K. Syse ana P. J.
Ytterboe.
Burbank-Thomas Careless.
Colfax-W. L. Noren, Geo. John
son and Erick Dahlberg.
| Dovre-H. S. Olson, q. b. Olson.
X. o. Axness, p. P. Alviy and Ole
Peterson.
Edwards-W. H. Harris. Mr..
Kurthap.
Fahlun-G. J. Bjornberg, John Elm
quist and Chas P. Quist.
Gennessee-N. J. Walen, W. w. Pc
terson, Carl 6 G1ader; q: s. Samstad,
Fred Madison, Andrew Anderson, L..
N. Larson and Nels Enge.
| Green Lake-Nels Orred. Nels Olso n
and H. E. H. Campbell.
Harrison-Henry Feig, H. J. Gratz
John Feig' Dennis O'Brien, and
Moses DeFoe.
| Holland-Gust J. Anderson. F. H.
Nox aud A. K. Keinhauser.
Kandiyohi-J. A Peterson, j. Lund :
quist, K. Bakkelund. A.. Cederstrom,
J: Holmberg and J. A. Johnson.
Lake Andrew-John A. Halvorson,
c. S. Solberg, A. G. Hedin, Halvor
A. Halvorson.
Lake Elizabeth-G. A. Glader, Nels
Rosenquist.
Mamre-O. O. Bergstrom, q. P.
Lofgren, Alfred Holmgren and N. J.
Stjernlof.
| New London-Lars Ostlund, John
Borgeson, J. G. Peterson, c.. E. Mon
son, L. Eckman and J. A. Olander.
Roseland- Rinstrom, A. Tatting 9
and And. Rinstrom
Norway Lake-Ole Rhine. CLAUS
Torgeson.
Roseville-G. W. Haselton, two
votes.
St. Johns-E. G. Freeman, +. H.
Strand aud P. C. Greenfield.
White6eld-J. G. Freeberg, Swan
Nelson. Jr., A. B, Eddy and O. S.
Rasmusson.
| Willmar-1st. Precinct-A. E. Rice,
]. S. Robbins, j. E. Lindner, F. L.
Smith. Aug. Hoglund, c. J. Jorgen~
son, O. Lundquist, S. B. Qvale,
End. Pre.-L. 0. Thorpe, O. K.
Severinson. J. B. Boyd, G. G. Haies.
John Williams, Samuel Porter, Lewis
Moline, and Axel Roise.
The following were recommended to
serve as delegates;
Irving-Anton Anderson; Erick Ellef-
son and John Hagen.
Lake Lillian-And. Anderson.
East Lake Lillian-John Bjornberg.