Willmar tribune., 1898-06-28
The Village that Celebrates Next Monday.
ANTl-VAN SAINT,
The Republicans of the County
Turn Down the R0tund
Figure from WinOna.

The Kandiyohi county Republicans
came together last Thursday to help
nominate candidate for governor.
There was a spirit Of independence
and determination abroad among the
delegation which was refreshing to
see. This was certainly an innova-
tion in Republican politics of this
county. Signs were not wanting OF
the brewing of a storm, and sion
ally during the convention sharp
stinging remarks showed that therewere
warning factions represented. Sena-
tor Thorpe was made chairman of the
convention, and thanks to his tact
and determined manner of rendering
decisions and sticking to them the
open warfare was confined to a little
skirmishiDg. l.. E. Covell, the Atwa-
ter editor and lawyer, was chosen Sec
retary.
The committee on credentials report
ed the following parties entitled to
representation in the convention, viz.
Arctander-L K Syse, Jacob jacobson, P.
J. Ytterboe, Andrew Henjun, And. Johnson
g. II. Engen.
Fahlun-John Magnuson, John Elmquist, Er.
nest Quist; c. P. Quist.
Genpessee-J: Q. Malmberg, c. L. Anderson
B. M :4sDahl, A. Flygare, Martin A. Anderson
John 9. Porter, G. A. Glader, L. L. Covell.
Colfax-George johnson, p. o. johnson
John o. Dahlberg.
Dovre-P. 2. Alvig, H. S. Olson, o. B. Olson
Edwards-S e. Fay, K. Goeman Pott, M A.
Shultz.
Green Lake-P. E. Peterson, John Dalziel
Nels Olson, A. Samuelson.
Harrison-Henry Feig, VIM Cunningham
Andrew Lehrer, VIM. Damerow, John DeFoe.
Holland-T. H. Knox, H. j. Rollefs, Henry
Irving-Gilbert Erickson, John Hagen, John
:, ,Kandiyohi-J; A: Peterson, J. A. johnson
K. Backlund, Chas. Johnson, Chas. Swenson
Emil Lundquist
East Lake Lillian-Victor Peterson, J. A.
Bjornberg.
Mamre 20 o. Bergstrom, A. W. Bergstrom
II. T. Lofgren, N. j.. Stjernlof, Alfred Holm
New London-E. F. Fink Gust Green, John
Borgeson, J. M. Monson, Alfred Borgeson.
Norway Lake-Lasse Bendickson, p. A. Gan.
druid, Anton A. Palmeson, John j. Week.
St Johns-P. G. Greenfield, E. G. Freeman
G. j. Hanson.
Willmar 1st Precinct-H. S. Peterson, S. B.
Olson G. c. Selvig, A. E. Rice, Ole LundQuist
A. F. Hanscom.
Willmar End Precinct-L O. Thorpe, j. B.
BOYD, Alton Crosby. John Williams Geo. 81
Bitterness Axel ROiSe, I. T. Cramer, M. w
Spicer, W. L. Markhus A. o. Nasset.
RECOMMENDED TO REPRESENT.
Burbank-Tom Careless.
C.Lake Lllan-B. E. Anderson, A. e. Ander
son.
Lake Elizabeth-Nels Rosenquist, Franz
ROSenouiSt
Lake Andrew-And. Raison, Refer Thorson
J. A. Halvorson, H. A. Halvorson.
Roseland, Roseville and Whiteteld not rep
resented.
The report of the committee en- ere.
dentials was accepted and adopted.
The committee on resolutions
brought in the following from the per
of their chairman, Henry Feig:
Resolved by the Republicans of Kandiyoh
county, in convention assembled
1St. That we renew and emphasize our allie
glance to the principles enunciated in the plat
form OF the Republican party, adopted in ma
tional convention by the party in 1896.
2nd. We point with pride to the broad, gen
erous, publ1c-spirited and faithful interpreta
tion. OF that platform by a Republican admins
tration and Republican congress- We are
especially proud Of the faithful and honest en-
made by Mckinley ana Ms
by the party in it's platform to the people.
3rd. We heartily approve OF the efforts OF
the administration and congress in passing the
Dingley tariff bill. BY its benefcent provisions
business and trade in all branches has in
If, We endorse the proposed annexation
loyal support in the present conflict with
Spain. We admire his persistent efforts tc