The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-10-29

The legislative ticket in the Thirty
eighth district is going to be a sure
, winner John r. MCGOWAN. nominee for
senator. has been confined to his home
for the past few weeks owing to illness,
but his interests are being looked after
by his friends and his election is pre-
dictcd by good majority. Peter Jeuh,
nominee for representative from the
same district. is making a good campaign
and one that counts with the voters. He
is going the rounds of his district each
day and in this way meets his consti.u-
entS and discusses with them subjects
pertaining to their welfare that may
come before the next legislative session.
Mr.. Jeub will make good representative
of the Thirty-eighth district, which COM
prises the First ward and the Third
ward east of Fifth street
Frank r. Lenhart, II. ]. o. Reed ard
John Burns constitute the legislative
ticket in the Thirty-ninth district, the
first named for senator ana the other
two for representatives. They are pOpu-
lar in the district and are looked upon as
winners. The Irish Standard will have
more extended notice of these gentle
men next week.
William Baldwin is tho Democratic
nominee for senator against L. G. Potter
in the Fortieth district He is young
man of considerable ability, who has
! been for the past few years an active
! and earnest worker in Democratic cir
cles The district comprises The Fourth
ward.
In the forty-frst district the legs-
lative candidates are p. 3. Winston,
liaZen M. Parker Harry A. I4und and
| Henry l.. Chaffce. This is one of the
strongest Legislative combinations on tho
| ticket. Mcssrs. Parker and Lund arc
/ lawyers who stand well in their profess
sion. Mr. Chaffec is a commercial trav-
| elcr and possesses eminent literary quail
iications An address on Home Rule
/ for Ireland" by Mr.. Chaifne appeared in
last weeks Irish Standard. or +. B.
J Winston it is Unnecessary to say much by
way of introduction. He is we'll known
| to our readers and this in itself means
that he will get a large vote. This en-
tire ticket should and we believe will be
elected. The district comprises tic
Fifth and Sixth wards.
| In the Forty-second district S. A.
/ Stockwell is out for senator against Gus
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two terms in the lower house and has
! given entire satisfaction to his constitu-
ents. Mr.. Stockwell is bright fellow,
n good DICTATOR and his election is among
ticket for representatives are L. II. God
frey and Albert Dollcnmayer.
A. l.. Bengtson and Daniel j. Falvey
are the nominees for representative OH
the Democrat-People's ticket in the
Forty-third district. comprising tn,
Eighth ward and n number Of the cOun-
try town. Mr. Bengtson is an ole
resident of this city, having been here
for l6 years. He has never before been
a candidate for Office. but this fall the
allied forces recognized his fitness for the
place by making him their unanimous
choice. If elected lie will reflect credit
on the district for which he has been
named to represent. lie resides at 312(
First avenue south. Mr.. Falvcy, who
resides at st. Louis Park, is ono of the
pioneers of Hennepin county. iIe was
l " hc n OF - ef MI oh hf
has received the legislative nomination
in 1857 and has resided continually III
the district ever since. He is president
of the school board of his town and serv.
ed on the board of supervisors numbe
of terms. He Is an ardent worker in be
half OF good roads. which ought to Sc
cure for him the unanimous support Of
| wheelmen. Mr.. Falvey, though Demo
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