Willmar tribune., 1900-09-05

went into raptures over it. The bet-
ter class of republicans, however,
were relieved when the committee upon
credentials presented their report and
Henry subsided.
The committee on credentials re-
ported the following as entitled to seats
in the conventions:
Arctander-P. ]. Ytterboe, George
Negaard, Olof Negaard, G. H. Engen,
G. T. Skindelien, B. O. Bitterness.
Atwater-J. o. Malmbere, F. o. |
Elstrom, N. J. Walen, J. H. Strong,
L. E. Covell.
Colfax-Thor Mikkelson, Geo.
johnson, J. P. Romness.
Dovre-J. J. Bjork, J. T. Syverson,
Chris. Otterness, O. S. Kannikeberg.
Edwards-A. H. Rosenquist. Fred
Olson, J. Haima, Matt Thorn.
Fahlun-Chas. i. Quist, John Elm
quist, John P. Walstrand, John Fred
holm.
Gennessee-And. Nelson, Jr., N. w.
Peterson, E. r. Glader.
Green Lake-A. G.. Mardin, Otto
Ronning, John Dalziel, Alfred N. o.
son.
Harrison-Wm. Rieff, John Feig,
Henry Mohr, John Moll F. W, Gratz.
Holland-Gust Anderson, E. J. Roe
lofs, sr., Aug. Falk, G. J. Brink.
1rving-John Hagen, Erfck Ellef-
sen, Peder Hagen, Paul Paulson.
Kandiyohi- John Lundquist, John
A. johnson, Geo. II. Stephens, N. o.
johnson, Wilfred Sjoberg, Chas.
Johnson.
Lake Andrew-Rev. D. G. Jordahl,
Lars Nelson, Edward Johnson, Hans
Christensen.
Lake Elizabeth-G. A. Glader, Peter
Mossberg, France Rosenquist.
Lake Lillian-A. M. Hedin, Fred
Linn, B. E. Anderson.
East Lake Lillian-V. T. Peterson,
Aug. Anderson, J. A. Bjornberg.
Mamre-A. c. Holmgren, Gust Dan
ielson, John Larson, Albert Lind gren,
L. O. Blom.
New London-Gustaf Green, G. E.
Monson, Lewis Eckman, J. O. Estrem,
Henry Lindgren.
Norway Lake-H. G. Rustad, John
Week, O. O. Rindahl, O. E. Rhine.
Roseland-Jos. Feifarek, Olof Lind
gren, Aug. Carlson.
Roseville-s. o. Susag, VIM. Libby,
P. I. Peterson.
St. Johns-P. w. Strand, P. C.
Greenfield, P. T. Holgerson.
| Whitefeld- Rev. J.. o. Lundberg,
IL. NJ. Olson, A: r. Johnson, H. B..
Eddy, Herman Wa1reen. :
Willmar, 1st precinct-S. B. Qvale,
J. F. Branton, Henry Stenson, Erick
Nelson, Sam'l Olson, A. F. Hanscom,
J. A. Hedin, A. P. Borgeson, c. A.
Nelson,
| Willmar, End precinct-L. O.
Thorpe, Samuel Porter, Ole Lund-
quist, D. N. Tallman, Edw. Tallak-
son, Alton Crosby, A. O. Nasset, Ma.
son w. Spicer, P. j. Haley, John
Williams.
The temporary organization was
made permanent, and the next busi-
ness according to the chairman was
making nominations. John P. Rom
ness, of Colfax, and P. N. Olson, of
Whitefeld, were appointed tellers.
REPRESENTATIVE.
The following were placed in NOM
ination for representative, viz: Hen
ry G. Hanson of Roseyi]le, James
Sanderson of Kandiyohi, Peter A.
Gandrud of Norway Lake and B. M.
Dahl of Atwater. The ballot resulted
as follows:
Gandrud So, Dahl 26, Sanderson ~,
Hanson IA, and Glader /.
Mr.. Gandrud was called for and he
thanked the convention for the honor
shown him, and promised to make
lively fight He eulogized Mckinley
and denounced Bryan as a false
prophet He referred to Capt Van
SAINT as the "next governor" and de-
nounced John Lind as "a political
organ"
| The TRIBUNE was told that the vote
for Dahl was merely complimentary
and upon q second ballot would have
gone to Gandrud, giving him "a votes.
AUDITOR.
| John Lundquisto of Kandiyohi placed
Lewis Johnson in nomination.
Rev. D. G. Jordahl of Lake An
drew arose and raised warning voice
against allowing the gang to run the
convention. He protested that it
would be folly to name all the candi-
dates from one to two precincts, and
such course If persisted in would
raise a "howl Of dissatisfaction. !"
The republicans have no votes to
spare, he said, and he pleaded that
the convention would take heed and
not continue course which many
would consider unjust, to benefit few
at the expense OF the many. He en-
Ephasized that there was danger of
sowing seeds of discomfort which
would grow and cause trouble to the
reorganization. He did not wish to be
understood as Intending any personal
reflection on the party already nomin-
lated, but he did have q most excellent