Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-08-04

WHEREAS, it pledged itself to pro-
mote the prosperity of the country
and the freedom of the Cubans in
that platform which embodied sound
money, protection and sympathy for
our enslaved neighbors in the island
of Cuba, and
WHEREAS, it has not only endeav-
ored to fulfill the pledges then made,
but has actually carried out every
promise there assumed, therefore be it
RESOLVED, that we, in convention
assembled, re-atfirm our allegiance to
the principles of the Republican par
ty and heartily commend the work of
our senators and representatives in
Congress, and pledge them our
hearty support in every effort put
forth for improving the conditions of
the American people.
The committee on permanent or
ganization reported in favor of max
ing the temporary organization per-
manent.
Next in order came the nomination
of candidates for county offices.
Two candidates for county auditor
were presented, viz: A. B. Nelson
and John P. Dalquist. A. B. Nelson
received the nomination, the ballot
standing as follows: Nelson ~,
Dahlquist A.
For county treasurer the names of
O. P. Bjorklund and Evart Dagoberg
were presented to the convention.
The ballots showed Al votes for
Bjorklund and As for Dagoberg.
Bjorklund was declared the nominee.
A. B. Isaacson, the present register
of deeds, was re-nominated for that
office by acclamation.
Theodore Morck, of Argyle, was
nominated by acclamation as candi-
date for clerk of court.
F. A. Green, the present sheriff,
was given a denomination unanimous
ly by acclamation.
Greeley E. Carr was nominated by
acclamation for county attorney.
P. H. Holm, the present incumbent,
was re-nominated for the office of
judge of probate.
For county superintendent of
schools the names of F. G.. Bennett
and Mr.. Koepp were presented to the
convention. Mr.. Bennett received
the nomination, the ballot standing
as follows: Bennett 4S, Koepp 46.
Toilet Tunheim, of Newfolden, was
nominated for county surveyor by
acclamation.
S. Cooke, of Warren, received the
nomination for the office of court CON-
missioner by acclamation.
DR.. j. D. Taylor, Of Stephen, was
nominated for the office of coroner by
acclamation.
The delegates from the first, third
and fifth commissioner districts with
drew to select each candidate for
county commissioner. The following
gentlemen were chosen:
lst Com. Dist. G.. A. Aubol.
3rd " " Geo. w. Peck.
5th !" " VIM. Forsberg.
Judge Grindeland, of Warren, was
endorsed for state senator by the fol-
lowing resolution which was adopted
unanimously amid great enthusiasm:
WHEREAS, the Republicans of
Marshall county remember with graft
tude the efficient and unselfish servic-
es of our esteemed fellow citizen, Mr..
A. Grindeland, to the republican
party, it's principles and candidates,
in many former campaigns, and re-
cognizing also his unquestioned abili-
I ty and integrity, therefore be it
| RESOLVED, that this convention
hereby endorses the candidacy of
Mr.. Grindeland for the office OF state
senator and hereby instruct the dele
gates from Marshall county to the
Legislative convention to cast their
votes and to use their best endeav-
ors to secure his nomination for said
office.