The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-12

j. f. Jacobson is working hard to get
a solid seventh district behind him He
has made personal visits to a number of
towns; and is paying. special attention. to
the southern counties, where his greatest
trouble appears to be. AS near; as can
be predicted the northern half Of the dis
trict is safe in Jacobson's hands. He has
been spending some time in Renville
county, and they are talking off instruct
ing that delegation for him, just to make
sure that the delegates are not corralled
| for some one else after they reach Du-
| Iuth
Yellow. Medicine and Lincoln seem solid
| for Jacobson There is trouble in Lyon,
which may result in a split delegation
AS for >Kandiyohi, that county seems to
| be anchored for Jacobson The report
that he was given a frost when he visited
/ Wtllmar is denied by the Republican Ga
zette, which says: ~ .'E '9-
! If Mr.. Jacobson were as sure Of getting the
nomination as of getting the delegates from Kan
diyohi county the other fellows would have no
| business in the contest. I'll
f. It is said that the Kandiyo1li de1ega-
ton will be headed by Senator Thorpe
and Representative Gandrud' both strong
| Jacobson men, and the farmers Of Kandi-
yohi who are strong for Jacobson, will
| make up the bulk of the delegation. u
Redwood county is different PROPOSE
ton. There are complications there.
Julius Schmal1l will have the county for
secretary Of state, and it will, not be in
structed for governor The county is
part of George w. .sonnerville's legislative
district and the Sleepy Eye man knows
Redwood like book He is popular
Of the delegates.
Al Congressman Buchanan is back in
Washington after a brief visit home. In
. Little Falls and st. Paul he conferred
0 with those. Of his organization who are
< remaining faithful, and gave them every
) assurance that he Intended to stick II
the fight. He. left the management, O.
9 his campaign In the hands Of j. A. Mich
: OILS Of Little Falls. AS soon as congress.
a adjourns he will be back on the GROUND
I and will work as he never has before tt
J hold things in line. The indications al
i favor Idndbergh, but he will know he l1a
been in a. fight. -.
i G. A Lindbergh has been an aspiran
Q for the district judgeship, and might hay
e been a candidate against Judge Scarf
: this fall. Now the field seems to be clear
= The Fergus Falls Journal speaks Of M
4 D. Taylor Of ST. Cloud as a probable can
,e I:didate but the st. Cloud Times say
= there Is nothing In it, and that Scarf
will have no opposition. The democrat
y will not try to defeat him, having som
le gratitude for republican support given
S. Judge Baxter
y The Mapieton Enterprise springs Sam
II uel g. Iverson for governor. It says the
zeEapparently the right man for the nonins
~ ton has not been presented. The ma
!. to win must be able to unite all faction
20 and hold the vote which went to Johnso
e two years ago. The man who can be-
t. do this, in the opinion Of the sEnterpris
= Is Iverson. ss 5
'ee. Here is "a tip for the friends of Od
or Halden. Get Iverson nominated for go'
in .ernor. But there's jacobson, also.
X George L. Smith Of Faribault, judge
TO probate Of Rice county. Is said to be Il
1T, choice of the third district, republican
81. who want to retire Charlie" Davis I
II is being solicited to become candida
En- for, the congressional nomination.
90 S# Charles b. Cheney.