The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-19
SARLES MAKING HAY
Hillsboro Man Visits the Slope
j - fCochrane's Good Show.

Hillsboro Man Visits the Slope
| - rCochrane's Good Show.
BISMARCK. N.~D.-E. Y. sarles of Hills
boro candidate for the republican, nomina-
tion for the governorship, Is swinging around
the circle. and made trip to the captal
city in the interests of his candidacy. Sarles
Is popular through the state and was taken
in tow by local friends and introduced gen
orally. A. c. McGillivray and John satter7
lund are the slope men principally interested
in Sarles'( elevation to the goyernorship, and
are doing all that Is possible to help him in
his campaign. 1t is probable several OF the
slope counties will be in the Sarles camp,
unless 1t is seen that his fight Is hopeless.
However, there is still sentiment among
the wise ones that -Sarles will not be nom
mated, unless all the calculations Of the re-
publican leaders are overturned and an
equally popular impression Is that II the can
didate for governor Is not White 1t will be
La Moure. : -.
The Endorsement of John NJ. Cochrane by
the Grand Forks county delegation for the
position Of supreme judge indicates that
Grand Forks county will be on the map again
for the first time in a good many years.
Cochrane is pretty well assured OF the nom
ination, and the Grand Forks county, delega-
ton will probably be with the winning COM
bine this time. .Cochrane is in favor with
the republican leaders who are making states,
and his delegation will probably vote for the
combination that seems to be to his best IN
terests, and this may carry them into the
White camp. AS a general proposition, II
would be safe to assume Grand Forks county
as opposed to White. but Cochranes inter-
ests may change that.
FESSEEDEN, ". D.-T1e republican con-
vention for Wells county gave state delega-
tion to Andrew Scholz, candidate for railroad
commissioner. and nominated J. Austin Regain
for state senator; August Peterson, G.. V.
Brown and Herman Scheer for the legisla-
ture County officers were nominated as fol-
lows: Henry st. JacQue. sheriff; G. R. Brauer.
clerk OF court; Marshall Briton, judge; Peter
Myhre, register. of deeds; Josephine M. Paul
sen, superintendent of schools; Fred Dix.
auditor; John o. Hanchett, county attorney,
and Daniel Neuenschwander, treasurer.
LISBON, N. DAT the republican county
convention, held yesterday, the following
ticket was placed In nomination: State sena-
tor Ed Pierce; members of the Legislature,
G.. W. Buttz and Fred Underwood; treasurer.
George c. jacobson; auditor. George H. Fer
guson; register of deeds, r. S. Campbell;
county judge, Charles A. Gram; states at
torney, Alfred NJ. Kvelo; clerk Of court, G..
o. Peterson; sheriff, A. G. Cooper; superin-
tendent Of schools, W. G.. Crocker; coroner,
T. G. Patterson; surveyor, NJ. r. Severance;
commissioner first district, E. V. Mcknight;
second district E. c. Lucas; fourth district,
Cornelius Rusvold; fifth district, John L.
Tanner.
WAHIPETCN, N. D.-The republican county
convention selected a delegation to the state
convention, and instructed it in the interest
of J. f. Shea for renomination as railroad
commissioner. C. M. Jonson Of Dwight was
nominated for the state senate and r.. j.
Hughes of this city, George Worner Of Great
Bend and H. J. Arnold of Paramount for
members of the house. Nominees for county
Offices are: Sheriff, IA. H. Gallup, Fair
mount; register of deeds, N. M Berseth,
Christine; auditor, P. II. Stenersen; treas
urer, e. H. Carter; clerk of court, H. c. N.
Myhra; county Judge, o. j. Wakefield; states
attorney, Joseph G. Forbes; superintendent
H. C. Klepper. The utmost harmony and
good fellowship prevailed.
Senator P J. McCumber addressed the con-
vention, and aroused the greatest enthus.
iasm. Resolutions were adopted indorsing the
administration of Governor White, and com.
plimenting the state officers upon the excel
| lent financial showing they have been able
| to make. No instructions were given, but the
| unanimous: sentiment of the. convention was
| for Congressman Marshall and ex-Congress
man Spalding. The Legislative nominees arr
| friendly to Senator Hansbrough.
JAMESTOWN, ~. D.-The republican eau
cuses for Stutsman county are to be held thi!
evening. There is much speculation as to thu
| result of the fight between Bert Proctor anG
| John Severn for the delegation to the state
convention. The Proctor men say they viii
have the county by great majority.
WASHINGTON, d. C.
| Pensions granted. Minnesota-Danjel w
Brown Red Lake Falls, 81; Edward Funk
Faribault So; minor OF Paul Munich, St
Paul. 80: Iowa-Thomas Berger, Toledo, se
John Balback, Doom, SIT; George Gasaway
Lyons, s.; minor of John Gormann, Elma
$14; Catharine Shook, Panora, sS; There's
Barch, Lewis, So. INSTRUMENTATION Terwil
William H. Whitney, Milwaukee, s12; Johr
Goump, milwaukee,, So; John Miller, Edison
S12; Edward Rainville, Wisconsin Veterans
SOD. New Glarus $12: IQsephina Tamadge