New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-09-28

er, Anton ]. Schmid, John Remnant
John Schneider, Hy. schwertfeger, FREQ
Pfaender and Chris. johnson.
When the conference committee re-
ported there was some wrangle over tn,
division, but the arrangement was final
ly accepted.
| Tie first Office to be filled was that O
auditor. Several names we're suggested
Bertrand, George, Brust and Grimm
but all declined. Finally Eugene Fern.
holz of Springfield was proposed and ht
was declared the nominee. H II
For treasurer Aug. Schwertfeger, the
present incumbent had no opposition.
Henry Neumann of Sleepy Eye was
nominated for clerk by reclamation
likewise Fred Pfaender for register OF
deeds, VIM. Brust declining to allow his
name to go before the convention.
Albert Steinhauser received a renomi-
nation for county attorney without op.
sition.
For surveyor two names were pro-
posed, Julius Berndt and Jake Current.
Neither declined and ballot was taken.
It resulted in victory for Berndt, the
vote standing II to SO.
DR.. Rothenburg of Springfield was
once more made the nominee for coro-
ner.
Capt. George was induced to make
the run for court commissioner.
The candidate for commissioner for
the Cottonwood Linden Hanska district
will be named by the county committee.
The nominees of the popui t conven-
ton were then endorsed and the conven-
ton adjourned to Turner Hall to listen
to Mr.. Lind.
Democratic Committee.
The blowing were appointed as town.
ship committeeman to act with the regu-
lar county committee.
New Ulm, Peter Manderfeld, H. l..
Saverein and W. T. Eckstein; Home,
Jake Current; Sleepy Eye, Mich. Fohl !;
leavenworth, NJ. J. Lenzen; Milford,
VIM. Hoffman,; Stately, J. L, Moody
Stark, Henry Schwertfeger; Prairieville,
Peter Mertz; Eden, Julius Honl; Sigel,
John Man6erfeld; Basbaw, Alb. Schramm !;
North Star, Phillip schilling, Cotton
wood, Frank schmelz; Lake Hanska,
Anton Zeug; Mulligan, Andrew STEM
metz.
The Peoples Party.
The populists congregated at Turner
Hall.
Jesse Palmer was chosen as chairman
and W. r. Hodges as secretary.
The1 committee Oh credentials was
composed of Chas. P. Cutting, VIM. F.
Runck and Hubert Hillesheim.
They reported the following delegates
entitled to seats:
New. Ulm-Hy. Heimerdinger, VIM.
Aab, Aug. Malschner, Fred Stoeckert,
Geo. Merkle, Gottlieb Oswald, Aug.
Jahnke, G. A. Spelbrink and Robert
Brandt.
Sleepy Eye--James Montgomery, W.
N. WooleY, Mike Frantz, W. R. Hodges
and Jesse Palmer.
Springfield Chas. Gamble, George
Bentley, Oscar Erickson, Mich. Gamble
and Hugo Schleuder.
Home-Chas. P. Cutting, Chas. Rob-
ertson, Fred Weiser and Geo. Dreher.
Stark-H.G. Hillesheim, Frank Crum-
let, H. j. Schomberg and Otto Triton.
Milford-Fred Rollof, Daniel Neck
lenburg, Andrew Backer and VIM. F.
Runck.
Llnden-Clement Halvorsen, Halvor
Halvorsen and P. H. Dahl.
North Star--August Matter aud John
j. Ryan.
j Theodore Reir and John
Dietz. ~.
The conference committee appointed
by the chairman was made up of Henry
Heimerdinger, W. R. Hodges, Andrew
Backer, Clement Halvorsen and Chas.
Gamble. ..s
They met with the democratic COM
mittee and remained in session several
hours.
The report which they made, as hay-
ing been adopted by majority of the
committees. was accepted by the con-
vention without dissenting vote.
The following nominations were then
made by reclamation:
Henry Heimertlinger for representa-
tive, VIM. F. Ruuck for superintendent
and Ernst Brandt for judge of probate.
Two candidates appeared for the
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