The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-08
THE RETAIL lSALOONISTS TO HOLD
THEIR ANNUAL CONVENTION
AT ASSEMBLY HALLS,
BEGINNING THIS MORNING.
FIRST DAY Will. BE LARGELY DE-
VOTED TO FHE PURSUIT OF
PLEASURE.
The Delegates VIII Also BE Treated
to Banquet to Occur This
Evening.

The third annual convention of the
Minnesota Retail Liquor Dealers as
ISOLATION will be held at Assembly halls,
Third and Wabasha streets, beginning
tomorrow and running through Thurs
day and Friday. The official call
says:
At his convention matters of TIE ut
most Importance to the liquor trade
in Minnesota will be acted upon, and it
is, therefore, imperative that you
should be represented by your full
quota of delegates.
The convention opens at 10 a. m.
In the afternoon there will be car
riage drive about the city, and in the
evening a banquet, with addresses by
Mayor Doran and others.
The officers of the association are:
William Waldron, St. Paul, president; Louis
Wolfrom, of Duluth, first vice; Joseph F.
Koelmel, of Crookston, second vice; Ihomas
F. Hart, Minneapolis, secretary; ole brown,
Minneapolis, treasurer; TIL mas Agarn, Fergus
Falls, sergeant-at- arms; Lars M. Rand, MIN
neapolis, corporation counsel; Harry NJ. Gam,
Minneapolis, state organizer. Irustees-P +.
Martin, Minneapolis; j. F. Smith, st: Paul:
William Johnson, St. Paul; John +. vos' Oh
Minneapolis; Sam R. Garrett, of Melrose.
The delegates thus far reported at
this office are the following:
st. Paul-Ed. Rohrbeck, F. Nordstrom, A.
Dahlquist, R. A. Maurer, II. F. Logan, II.
Miller. John T. Smith. Alternates, George
Harris, Gust. Olson, L. H. Jurgens, William
Rinck, j. P. Brown, A. Johnson, Tom Smith.
Albert Lea-Adam Weigand.
Brainerd-James McCabe. George Sargent,
Crookston-N Rapin, A. F. Rauch, William
Peterson of Fertile; NJ. Keveney c. c. Hoch.
Fergus Falls-F. H. Barron, O.. A. Jelmo.
- zI,
Glencoe-Edward Bercke. H. A. Ringer.
Lamberton-Olaf Newdall.
Minneapolis Side association Adolph
Wolff, John A. iSeibel, Fred Bohn. Alter
Nelson.
Minneapolis Side association, Frank
Noethen, Frank Pracna, Charles Olson. AL
ternates. H. Bridges, ]. Jurgensen, E. S.
Dennell.
Central Association, Minneapolis-M S.
Farrell, Isaac We'll Thomas Asbjornsop,
Thomas sly Lyons. Thomas n F. Lal1y: Aiternates,
Rogers, W. T. Coveny.
South Side, Minneapolis. E. Climb,
Michael Aune, ]. F. Dahlstrom. Alternates,
Ed. Orbeck. A: Olson, John Linden.
Duiuth-Fred Henke, P. Doran, William
Breen, Al. Salter, John Gonska, NJ. Arimond.
Alternates A. w. Anderson, ]. c. Hayes.
Observation-Disclosures Homestead. Alternate,
G. L. Piummer
Morton, Redwood Falls, Franklin, Fairfax
P. H Gale, of Morton; ]. ]. Wafensmith,
of Redwood Falls.
New Ulm-G. Goetsch, B. Reinhardt.
Rochester,. ]. Aberwald, John Gardner.
Shakopee-Joseph A. Ring, William j.
Kauth, Alex Schaefer.
Sleepy Eye-Joseph j. Bier.
Tower-Eli Larivere.
Traverse County Gilbert Johnson, Hilmaer
Benno, both of wheaton. t4s.'7
Meeker County Assocation-John E. Nord-
strom, of Dassell August Bengtson, of Grove
City.
Waseca-P. McLoone, Anton Guyer.
Owatonna-J H. Sourkip. .-''
Waverly-John Haluptzok.
The badges for delegates will be
white and gold, and will be furnished
by the credentials committee of the
state association. The badges for Wis
iting liquor dealers will be red, and
will be given out by the ST. Paul as
ISOLATION.
An invitation is extended to brewers,
wholesalers and cigar manufacturers
to attend the meetings.
The St. Paul association will have
a man at the convention hall to give
visitors all desired information.