The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-09-07

After the second ballot Bryan an
nounccd his withdrawal in favor Of
Slade. z. .s. !, 4.
Denton and B. !. Trip passed the
cigars to delegates and press.
For Probate Judge, E.. F. Whit
ney named G. NJ. Cory. There being
mo other nominations, motion pre-
vailed that secretary cast vote Of con-
vention for 9. NJ. Cory.
For County Attorney, Gus Swan
berg named G., M. Crandall. Being
no other nominations, secretary was
instructed to cast vote of convention
for Mr.. Crandall. Z
For Go. Supt., J. H. McRoberts
named L. w. Abbott, J. G. Thorn
named w. S. Still, J. H. Cakes nam
ed Albert Damon.
Abbott 40
Still 18
Damon 6
For Coroner DR.. Curran.
For Surveyor, NJ. S. Smith.
For Court Commissioner, F. A.
Stevens.
Commissioner selected for the LIST.
district, H. Haggard 3rd, VIM. Thom,
9Th, Gus Swanberg. The various
candidates were to select chairman
of county central committee. The
convention was very harmonious and
no sore, spots, more than ordinarily
were left. Most of the defeated can
didates and their friends realized that
some one would get left The defeat
ed candidates are earnestly interested
in the success of the whole ticket this
year and will support it from top to
bottom. Albert Damon candidate
for county superintendent of schools
came very near not having his name
brought before the convention, by the
delegate VINO was to nominate him
forgetting his duty. A vote WAS
being taken before his name was an-
nounced as candidate. In addition
to passing the cigars, B. I. Trip did
not forget those who did not smoke
and passed box of pears. All the
papers of the county were represent
ed except Ellsworth, Kinbrae, Will
mont and Round Lake. Mr.. Saund-
ers of Dundee, later, selected chair
man county central committee.
The following delegates were en-
titled to seats:
Adrian village (5), VIM. Farragher
VIM. Mari, Jno. Salberg, s. s. Me-
Kenzie, G. 8. Ellsworth.
Bigelow, a. W. G. Wyatt, G. M
Davis, II. J. Ruprecht, P. G. Pratt.
Bloom, (2,) Fred Bultman and FREQ
Temens.
Brewster vii. a. S. M. Stewart.
Dewald, a. A. B. McCord. j. A
Dahlberg. J. Mckenzie, R. L. Dough
erty.
! Dundee, a. W. J. Drake,
Ellsworth, (2) D. A. Brashberg, J
II. McRoberts.
Elk, g. =. Estes, j. Joynson, S
NJ. Epson.
Grand Prairie a. J. Campbell, E
. Cross.
Greham Lakes, g. J. H. Denton, j
Chapa, R. Williams.
Hersey, a. G. Larson, D. E. Hal
vey.
Indian Lake, (3) H. H. Haggari
II. Ireland, H. 9. Carter.
Kinbrae, (0, J. E. Penner, F. I
. Wilson.
j.. Larkin, G,) Theo. Halvorson.
; ! Lismore, a. VIM. Traves, A. Her
/ sley.
y. Little Rock, g. &c. Shaw, OF
l. Benson, Gust. Joul.
II Olney, (2)J. G. Tnom. j Grieg.
~ Ransom, (3) F L. Graves, n
IS Sorem, J. E. Shore, substitute Au|
Klessig.
u Rushmore, CDS S. B. Bedford, sui
D stitute E. S. Wemple.
Seward, (3,) B. g. Otto, Wn
l. Shanks, F. H. Thompson.
J. Summit Lake, (2.) S. H. Hawkin
81 ]. F. Cross.
Westside, ~ H. Rust, G. Crosl.
Westside, (2,) G. W. Becker.
Montgomery.
Worthington, township, (3) !
Whitney, g. w. Deland, D. r. Chane,
Worthington vii, LIST ward, o. J. f
Cakes, j. N. Gould, L. L. Mccartney
: M. Hurlbert, W. E. Madison. =.
Worthington vii. End, ward, CO.,:
A. Town, G. Swanberg, D. Anderson
F. Glasgow, G. R. Leonard.
Il The following districts had no deli
gates and were supplied by the name
Igiven, Leota, and Lorain, VIM. Tentl<