Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-06-10
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SALE OF STATE LANDS
A Successful Sale Of Lands at
PA1ces Ranging from $5
Upward.


The democratic county convention
met at the court house yesterday at
noon. The call vas read by Chair
man Fortier. E. S. Smith nominated
F. W. Lyon for temporary chairman,
and E. F. Shaw nominated Chas. E.
Vasaly for the same office. Mr.. Vas
ally was elected.
On taking the chair, the tempor-
ary chairman thanked the delegates,
and said he would spare them long
speech. ~.'.
E. F. Shaw was nominated for
temporary secretary, but declined in
favor Of DR.. Roy, OF Pierz, who was
unanimously elected.
The temporary organization was
made permanent.
The chairman was authorized to
appoint committee of three on
credentials, and appointed S. s.
Langmade, Dennis Sheedy and Mar.
tin Enke As such committee. The
convention then adjourned until 2
O'Clock.
When the convention reassembled
the committee on credentials re-
ported the following delegates en-
titled to seats in the convention:
Clough-Peter Wedenbach.
Cashing-Fraak Sail.
Town Little Falls-J. f. McNally,
T. 0. O'Neill.
First ward, Little Fails-J.x%
Gross, E.. F. Shaw, Vincent Jan
uzewski, C., D. .BooH, F. E. Hall. -
First precinct, Second Ward-E. s..
6nith, G. p. Vasaiy, F.W- Lyon, A,
/ 81. BRYAN.
Second precinct, Second ward-E.
Kaestner, E. W. Collins.
Third ward-Ed. Simmons, G. ",
Clark.
Two Rivers-Geo. Geissel, Jacob
Thraemer, j. Kline.
Pike Creek-Josiah Page, John
Minchaw, Albert Trzebiatowski.
PierZ-John Stumpf, John Phillip,
F. Steinkogler, DR.. T. Roy
Rail Prairie-H. Anderson.
Randall-S. S. Langmade, Alex
Kennedy.
Swan River-Dennis Sheedy, Alex
>Dane]ski, E. B. Stewart.
Motley-Chas. Mcmillan, John Ho-
'lub. ..~
Swanville-W. J. Sullivan, =. B.
1Bellevue- William Roller, J. D.
Downs. Il
Considering that the sentiment
throughout the county is in favor OF
both Lind and Towne, and that
therefore there was no occasion for
contests, the attendance was fair.
The report of the committee on
credentials was adopted and the
committee discharged !
The convention on motion author
lied the chairman to appoint a com
mittee Of five to select delegates to
the state and congressional canven-
tions. The chairman appointed as
such committee B. B. Cox, F. E. Hall,
J. J. Gross, D. Sheedy, NJ. Enke. -.
The convention on motion au-
thorized the chairman to appoint a
committee of three on resolutions. |
Messrs. E, s. Smith, F. W. Lyon and
E. F. Shaw were appointed as such
committee. ss FL @=sS..z.@. Is
The convention then took q short |
recess to give the committees time to
report. <s ........
. When the convention reassembled
the committee on delegates reported |
the following names, the report be-
ing unanimously adopted:
Delegates to congressional conven.
tion at st. Cloud +. Shaw, 2. N.
Medved, s. P. Brick, Theodore
Thelen, VIM. Grell, B. 7. Men Marry,
F. =. Hall, Moses Lafond, p. s.
Smith. John stnmpf, B. B. Cox,
Dennis sheedy, Barney Feitsam, Mar
tin Vichorek.
Delegates to state convention at
Minneapolis: Chas. =. sVasaly, Geo.
Moeglein, p j Tomsdty, + w.
Lyon, Henry Rasicot ohm Reede,