The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-07

Miss Minnie Wesley, Minneapolis.
Mrs Mary Rooney, .Cass Lake; Mrs. D.
p: Horton, Elk River; Clara Wills,
Arsenault Saltwater; c. Degram, Wa
verify; Mrs. M. Thayer, Monticello Mrs.
kassen, Alexandria; Mrs. Elliott, DAN
vile; RAINING, Madelia; Mann, Window
Dale, Fairinount; Whipple, Arnint; Fow-
ell. Warren; Pendegast, West Concord.
Mrs. Lussier, of Camp 112, of Mime
apolis, presided as temporary chairman.
As soon as the delegates were seated the
| session proceeded to the election of per-
rnanent state officers, with the following
result:
State oracle, Mrs. Lucy Lussler. Mime
apolls; slate recorder, Mrs. Jennie kor-
tanker, Duluth; state vice oraele, Mrs.
Ada M. Lawson, Anoka; state chancellor,
Mrs Francis Robinson, St Paul; state
marshall, Mrs. Cyla L. Elliott Dassell;
Francis; inner sentinel, Mrs Zoa Hens
schman, st Paul; outer sentinel, Mrs
Lille e, Schwartz, Luverne.
The election of twenty one delegates to
the supreme camp, or national conven-
ton. took up the greater portion of the
afternoon. The delegates were elected
by congressional districts, and much time
was consumed i'll arriving at a proper
method of election. When order was
finally restored the election resulted as
follows:
First District: Delegate s-NTrs. Lottie
Donaldson, Rochester; Mrs. R. M. War
ring, Zumbro Falls; Mrs. Mary Bur
roHighs. cWinona;. Mrs. Josephine 4lndt,
Kumm, Spring Valley. Mrs. Nellie Cook,
Red Wing; Mrs. Clara Wills, AUSTIN
Mrs. Sarah Allen, Chatlield
Second District-Delegates Mrs. NJ
Plummer, Fairmont; Mrs. L. Mann, Win
dom; Mrs. Lille Schwartz, Luverne; Mrs
Libbie Caldwell, Pipestone; alternates,
D1Jo
Minnesota Lake; Bell Roweii, Amiret
Third District-Graee A. Helgeson.
Litchfeld; alternate, Mrs. A. Baldwin,
Fourth District-Mrs. Francis Robin
son, st. Paul; Mrs. Kate DAZZLING, Still
water; alternates. Mrs Ida Cox, st. Paul;
Mrs. Zorah Henschman, St Paul.
Gilbert. Mrs. Nellie, Bisbee; alternates,
Mrs. Emma l.: Elnters, Mrs. Jennie
Haynes, all of Minneapolis.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures Mrs Ada NJ
Lawson, Anoka; Mrs Minnie King, South
Haven; Mrs. Carrie S. Dibbley- West Du-
luth; Mrs. Jennie Mathison, Little Falls;
els; Mrs. M. Thayer Monticello: Mrs.
a. F. Love, Duluth; Mrs. Emma Canaan,
Brainerd.
Seventh District-Delegates Mrs. L. S.
Willmar; Mrs. Bertha Gunzalos, Pelican
Rapids; alternates, Mrs. Anderson, War
rem; Mrs. E. Ellingson, Holloway; Mrs
Anna Jensen, Underwood.
The election of delegates at large for
the state required number of ballots
and brought out the iveliest contest of
the day. Mrs. Nash, of Minneapolis, car
ried off the plum finally, with Mrs Quin-
lance, also of the Mill City, as her alter
nate.
The convention passed resolution in
structing the delegates to present Mrs.
c. G. Collins, of st. Paul, as a candi-
date for the position on the supreme
board of directors, and instructed them
also to cast their votes for Mrs. Collins
and to work for her election. A vote of
thanks was rendered to Royal Oak camp,
of st. Paul, for the splendid entertain
ment provided for the visiting delegates
on the previous evening. After Mrs. Bis
bee installed the state officers into their
respective stations the convention ad-
journed.
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