The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-23
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE %, 1902.

ocrats the following were elected delegates to
the democratic state convention James L.
Jarrett of Pennock. s. e. Stansberry. y NJ
ana tie Gustave a. he Rxon of Wlmar Daniel
Downs. Andrew Hansan and John. Daugherty
Of Kandiyohi. Ed Kelly Of spicer P. D.
Traverse-The democratic county conven-
| ton proved an enthusiastic affair. The only
resolution passed of significance was that
Urging the selection Of John as are the
| delegates: Martin Monson. John Lynch, +.
temple. NJ. Thill. J. l.. Paul. H. Krauth, D,
S oraey Ren Rane aRa
member of the state central committee from
| this county.
vention was instructed to vote first. last and
all the time for John Lind for governor The
name of B. B. Cox. Of swanville. was Sc
state Central as Committee Charles E Vasay
was selected chairman Of the democratic
| county committee
LIE sueur-The county convention or tne
| mittee Of two years ago and recommended
John A. Tempane, of Waterville. for mem
Der Of the state central committee: NO IN
| structions were given to the following dele
gates to the state convention: James Dele
hanty, NJ R. Everett, John A. Tempane, H.
F. VETS, Thomas Hessian, Richard Doran.
| F. W. Sanger, John Spencer, Frank Roberts,
A. D. Veal, NJ. McCourtney, John Sanden-
berger ana
,Jackson-Lind' name was mentloneo at tne
! democratic convention, but there were no res
| olutions or Instructions ..
| Pine-The delegation Is uninstructeo, out
| would be glad to support Ex-Governor Lind.
otter Tail-The Otter Tail county democratic
convention was held in this city. The dele
CATION goes uninstructed: . r,uon+,on
| elected as delegates Louis Gewalt, J. G.
Kane, Henry Bodson, P. F. Gergen, George
Mickey Fred GioyeS c. sGR hav ere unD
strncted and no resolutions whatever were
| passed.
| ton Instructed the delegates for Lind. They
gan gan, W. a. F. spiliane, j. 7. knight, John =;
King w oBren jSse3h R Raraes w Wa5t
AnokamN olg9n w. E 1b ssan09 Go1 M "A.
Hugh Manley, John Mcdonald, J. H. Niles
and Jerome Ruffcorn, delegates to the demo-
cratic state convention, are uninstructeo.-N
P Olson was elected a member OF the stare
| central committee from this county and w. T.
| scanlon was elected chairman of the county
| committee. e.
Itasca-At the democratic county convention e1taoa
the following delegates were elected to attend
Clair e; ". B. Holman, John Rellis, ". P:
Remer and W. j. Kelly. 1t is tb pro PANE an of
W. A. Kiley considered bw the convention
az a. candidate for secretary Of state.
| Rice-At the democratic county conVenuon
| the following were elected delegates to the
state convention NJ NJ. Shields, Charles S.
Batchelder j. e Moran J. R M LIE fr09s
Ruge. Harry Gress, Joseph Donaldson, Mr.
Hunter, John Plumn er, C. H; Alberts, S: j.
Leahy,, Ludwig Swanson, William Chester'
George Molm and William Cody. The delega-
ton was instructed fer John Lind for COVER
nor.
| selected the following delegates to the state
convention; Dr.: J: R. Conway y ,ri M Better
r. Schmidt, r. H. Wicks, G. W. Meade, ~
L. Schwartz, F. F. Leyins, J: B.: Gergen and
A. j. schaefer. DR.. j.. R: Conway was
| named as state committeeman from Mobiles
| county. No resolutions Of any character were
presented, and there was no enthusiasm;
| McLeod-At the democratic convention the
following delegates were elected: ]. II. Dor
sew, P. Barrett, J. Barrett. c. R: Donald
son. R. Rein.ers, H. H. Jensen, R: II. NC:
rleiland, J. Sablek, John Danek, o. L. Day
They were uninstructed, but favor John Limo
for governor.