The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-06
FROM COUNTY CONVENTIONS
Winona Men Observation-Disclosures
In Other Counties.

Specials to The Journal. ~
Winona, MIMI, June .6.-The dele
gates will go, to- the convention unin.
strueted, but will support FIRST als 4he;t
vote between Lord and Diment If both
stay in the field, or 4 n withdraws
throwing the entire vote to the other.
The delegates will probably support
Young for attorney general g nNr'a. and ID. LIVER
Duluth, Mimi, June 6.-The an
nouncement of the candidacy OF Odln
Halden for, state auditor made last
evening, means that tue st. louis coun-
for his nomination. There will be no
instructions as to, any other office, and
as far as can be learned there is no
Edecided preference as to any = the
candidates for governor. The delegsa-
ti9sn will BE bound by the unit rule in
ali probability. 100 ~~s.
Grand Marais, Mimi, June 6.-There
will be no instructed delegation from
| Cook county to the state, convention.
and the delegates will undoubtedly vote
for him. For the other offices there is
lie Sueur Center, Mimi, .Junes6.-The
delegates to the county convention are
for Block first and Cole second. The
county will support Dinehart for treas
urer.
Center City, MINI. ,sJune 6.-The dele,
gates have not yet been selected, but
Chisago county is confidently expected
to instruct for jacobson. -
Vernon Center. Mimi, June 6.-This
village elected a solid Jacobson delega,
tion to the county convention; -
Wheaton, Mimi; June B.-TheF dele
gates are apparently strongly for ia
cobson, and in all probability will &C
to the state convention pledged or in
structed for him. Dinehart and Koer
ner for state treasurer will probably dt
vide-the delegation from Traverse counl
ty. : s4|5 :,
was chosen chairman of the republican
Observation-Disclosures Anoka county
is for jacobson first choiee, with Cole
probably second choice.
Saltwater, Mimi. June 6.-George II
Sullivan was chosen tofhead the Wash
ington county delegation. to the state
convention. No Instructions were Civ
en- and it's difficult to ascertain thu
exact sentiment, a. Block and Jaeobso,
are believed to be favored, however
The convention Endorsed Senator Nelson
and Congressman Stevens for re-eec
ton.
Fergus Falls, Mimi, June ,6.----'The re
publican county convention opened witt
200 delegates-i in attendance. 4 specia
car from Perham county brought / n
1large Cole. defegatiop,and it, was, eviden
from the oatset that The Cole force
were in control. xDn selection Of . ten
porary chairman 2the sgole men. had =
large majority. The convention ad
j@oprned u p when = DELEGATES will b b
Hinckley, Mimi. June 6.---The dele
cation from Pine county. will go unin
fsstructed. jacobson appears to bea i
tthe lead, with cole ndssBlock "a clos
second and third.
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LittlersFalls, MINI, June z6:-The rs
publicansteounty convention for Morrl
son county convened at i" am. 18th
phtlook indicates an uninstrlcted del{
cation to Duluth, with Cole and jacob
Son men about evenly divided. TIL
Buckman and Lindbergh factions hay
icompromised and the delegation Wi
be divided between them as. equally a
1possible. w - - <,. -:
among the delegates shows "a prepo}r
fderance Of jacobson sentiment y wit
Block probably second, tho there is !,
friendly feeling for Cole. The deleg:
ton will likely be uninstructed and SO.
lid for Iverson. -
GAINESVILLE, Mimi. June 6.-Indics
tions point to an uninstructed delegs
t ton. There is a, sharp fight ION wit
3 the Jacobson men in the saddle,