The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-06-08
Republican County Convention
Held This Afternoon.
DULUTH DELEGATES ELECTED
Harmonious Conference Of Leaders
Not a Ripple Disturbs Pr, eeed-
ings; Enthusiasm Manifested.

afternoon, to elect seventeen delegates
to the state convention at Duluth, was a
large and representative gathering of
the grand old party of Blue Earth county
Nearly all of the l39 delegates entitled
to seats in the convention were present
when the chairman of the county COM
mittee. DR.. j. w. Andrews, called it to
order at the A. o. L. w. hall. A feel
ing of harmony prevailed. Many of
the delegates had arrived in the city
early in the day, and throughout the
day the walk in front of theClifton house
presented a lively scene. The county
candidates were out in force and there
was great deal of handshaking going
on, with private conferences. A good
many of the delegates wanted to 90 to
the Duluth convention, and this seemed
to furnish the topic of chief interest,
even more so than whom the different
aspirants favored for state officers, al
though the different candidates for gov.
ernor had friends on the ground.
DR.. Andrews, after neat little
speech, read the official call. He then
said that he knew of no states having
been prepared, and if there was any he
wanted the convention to help him break
it. This statement was greeted with APP
plause.
Benjamin McGregor of Mapleton was
elected temporary chairman and Peter
Lloyd of this city temporary secretary,
upon the motion of c.. l.. Benedict and j.
B. Richards respectively.
DIR. Andrews, w. w. Weller and
Robert S. Hughes were appointed a COM
mittee on credentials and at once re-
tired. A recess was declared until the
committee should be ready to report.
The committee reported the following
entitled to seats in the convention:
First Ward-Albert Kratsch, G.. S.
Hallstrom, Wendell Engwaldson, Emil
Fenske, Claus Swanson, William Swed-
berg.
Second Ward-John Kleinschmidt, ST.
vert Olson, A. NJ. Stein, Herman Bier
bauer, Andrew Engwalson.
Fourth Ward-Dr. j. w. Andrews, NJ.
d. Fritz, S. HI. Scherer, Peter Lloyd,
&c. j. Laursch, Oscar w. Schmidt, F.
G.. Heinze, H. l.. Schmitt, H. S. Hol-
man.
Fifth Ward-Thomas Hughes, G. l..
Oleson, S. B. Wilson, c. L. Benedict, An
drew Rudberg, Ed. " Nyquist, Prof. j.
s. Young, Arthur Meyer, Ole G. Lund-
berg, J. w. Wigley, j. B. Richards, j.
w. Wilcox, T.. c.. Peart.
Sixth Ward = John Polchow, G. c.
Towne, Gust Eichstaedt, C. H. Burmeis-
| ter.
Madison Lake-Frank Haskell, C. n.
johnson.
Shelby-F. E. Otterstein, G. d. Strong,
S. r. Brush, H. +. Day.
Amboy-C Charles Thompson, w. E.
Schmidt, Nathaniel Stevens.
Vernon Center-George R. Gray. F.
H. Mertesdorf, HI. r. Schwartz.
Vernon Center Village-A. E. Quimby
Alf. Henderson.
| Judson-Daniel Edwards, w. Y. Wig
lev, Theodore L. James, Geo. w. Nor
man, o. f. Jones, Richard Wigley.
Mapleton Village-W. F. Mcqueen, J.
A. Gmeinder, William Borchert, Ben ia
min F. McGregor.
Mankato Township-Ira ]. Romack,
Michael Huebl, Charles Kleinschmidt.
Mcpherson William Boswell, j. w.
| Chase, r. III. Brown, DIR. f. w. Davis.
Observation-Disclosures Little, John Dunn,
James Will.
Butternut Valley-R. J. Williams, ].
r. Owens, Thomas Williams, w. f.
Hughes.
Decoria-Aug Thrum, A. A. Juliar, o.
E. Tremor.
Amboy-E. A. Tiffany, n. w. Sargent,
w. E. Schmitt, Nath. Stevens, j. H.
Kinney, Chas. Thompson, c. F. Tackles.
Rapidan- George Swift, Frank Nelson,
Charles Sporlick, w. w. Weller.
South Bend. A. Hultengren, Will
lam R. Williams, Jerry Jones.
Medo-David Wills, w. E. Williamson,
VIM. Anderson, JOS. Foley, E. Olson.
Good Thunder-W. B. Falencer; en-
titled to two.
McPherson-William Boswell, j. w.
| Chase.
Garden City,. w. Gates, Gems John,
f. Crone, C. f. Bull, j. NJ. Chapman.
Mapleton Township-Jud Cornell, B.
F. Taylor.
| Jamestown. NJ. Lyons, W. M.
Smith.
| Cambria-Idras Jones, William P.
Jones, Will H. Harris.
Judson-Daniel Edwards w. j. Wigley,