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Anderson.
Minnewaukan - Peter Anderson, G.
Fl. Locke.
Freshwater - Norman Morrison,
William OTIS
Morris Thos. Lonnevik, James
Flummerfelt
Pleasant Chas. Zollineer, L. D.
Maurer:
Irvine - P. N. Gilberg, Berndt An
desorn.~
.Newbre - Ray Cunningham, J. L.
Trueblood. !
Overland - A. M. Crary, Abram
Calof.
DeGroat - A. G. Rainboth (prox to
G. M. Mass votes).
Cato - Geo. Wright, E. T. Moen.
Newland - M. e. Strand, John
Void.
Triumph - James Hostad Jas. Con-
molly.
Odessa - H. A. Blafus, 1. M. Ras-
mussen.
Fancher - Chas Erickson, Ole Hog
haug.
The committee reported that there
were no contested delegations.
The committee on order of business
recommended that the temporary Or
ganization be made permanent and
that each commissioners district Sc
lect two delegates to the state con-
vention. The recommendation was
; adopted.
The committee on resolution report
ed as follows:
! 1--WE, the republicans of Ramsey
county, North Dakota, in convention
assembled, acknowledge our fealty and
renew our allegiance to the principles
of the republican party as enunciated
in the republican national platform
8, adopted IN 1904.
5~@ ape i resolved, that we endorse the
policies of our great president, Theo.
dore Roosevelt In his fight against
predatory wealth, and the domineering
influence of the corporations over the
politics of our state and nation, and
his untiring efforts for equality for
every citizen before the law.
| believing that we should elect fol-
a successor to our great president a
man who can and will continue the
! great and good policies being now car
ried on by him, Be it further
Resolved, that we instruct oul
: delegation to the Minot convention tt
use all honorable means to select dele
gates to the national convention favor
able to the nomination for the presi
dency of the Hon. William H. Taft, ot
, Ohio.
"Be it further resolved, that We
: heartily condemn the policies Of oul
present national committeeman, Alex
, ander Mckenzie, and that we further
condemn the manipulation of our poll
tics which made possible his selection
;: for that position. We therefore instruc
our delegates to vote everlastingiy
! ,eternaIly and all the time against an!
) candidate. for national committeeman
who is dominated or controlled b!
!. him." - @' @ -
Il The chairman then assigned room.
q in which the various commissioner
:. district delegates could caucus and an
nounced q short recess. II The caucuse'
!, were harmonious and delegates quick
lily selected as follows: I. ~ ~. ~. /;
+ II 55e5s {. g Il Il III l. 'al@:
a f. ,.&$5 The Delegates. y. Il. 1 .5= !.
81 The delegates chosen are ais follows
i Fourth District - Fl. g. Hansbrough
~ Ole serumgard.. y. $ & 4 :,s
First District. = Olaf Hagen, .. I
Trueblood, M 81. 5=. u" ;}. s
!. Second District ~ e. G. Mcleod
1 Martin Olsen. ,s:4s; ss
81 Fifth District u. Aaorgridge
D John Anderson. .
Third District Rasmus sorensor
81 Joseph Grunwold 5..5'g
!, ;s 1t was moved and ,lnanimo mously ca
81 ried that the convention endorse th
J. names 40 read as delegates TO IL
81 state convent
The con yention then adjourned. N
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slin which 1llixaheth Doyan Is suing 4
D dliivorcs from her 1aus band jaime
II Dolan, both os EIanp The plail
tin alleges that l,er husband vtss cru
]. fo herr NAL KING lhar live s,rs clail
about sllsIa from asala 4
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