Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-05
REPUBLICAN !.
COMMIT
MEETING
THE NEWLY ELECTED CENTRAL
COMMITTEE HELD FIRST .i,%.+=
Meeting AT THE
COURT HOUSE .TS}
MONDAY, :.e-:

mitteeman, and in both contests the
stalwart faction of the party was vic.
torious. The officers elected were as
follows: ->.'
Fred Baker, chairman. e.
J. G. Curtiss, secretary. d,
Aloise Walters, treasurer.
P. J. McClory, state committeeman: q
The meeting was called to order by
the retiring chairman, F. P. Mann, at
2:35 o'clock. John R. Foster, of Royal
township, was chosen temporary chair
man and ]. G. Curtiss, of Mortified
township, temporary secretary. The
chairman appointed a committee; on
credentials consisting of the follow
ing: F. A. Baker, Morris township; A.
O. Sather, Starkweather; Norman
Morrison, Freshwater. After looking
over the list of credentials and proxies,
the committee reported as follows. q
Your committee on credentials re-
port the following named persons en-.
titled to representation or the Ramsey
county. central committee: II: .zs$
LilIiehoff-Paul Nelson. >
Lawton-Gabriei volden.
Newland-John Wold.1 e.: .ss:s.
Highland Martin Olson, Ole O. soies
l. J. Regelstad, not represented.
sarfiett-Albert Anderson, M
Cole John LeDuc, represented ss1by
John 3. LeDuc. '.... Z.
Hoppe. e. Burt, G. E. Charles, L.
A. Day, represented by B. e. Burt.
Newbre-P. H. Kelly.
+. Triumph-No Committee.
Fanei,er-Al Heddon, proxy to John
Wold.
>Prospect-No Committeeman.
ODESSA. T.. Rasmussen, Ole
! Chritsopherson, represented by A. T.
Rasmussen.
| Stevens-Casper Bye.
ontario-Jas. Stewart, proxy to John
Shand. E
Noonan-P. M. Tregen, John Stew
art, not represented.
Cato-No Committeeman.
Overland-Ole J. Morseth.
NorthHeId-J. G. Curtiss.
+ South Minnewaukan-Tom Hanson.
MinneWaukan-Pete Gunderson,
T. P. Thompson, represented by T. P.
Thompson. =
II Morris-J. e. Baker.
i cIeveiand-H. G. Paulson, John A.
G. Dahlen, Ole Mandt, represented by
John A. g. Dahlen.
Suilivan-Gus jacobson.
# Royal. r. Foster. .~ :
H Lake-John McCauley.
/ observation-disclosures Morrison. !.
Webster-Rasmus Sorenson.
| Bergen-P. p. Bottolfson, J. w.
Kennedy, proxy to F. J. Traynor, one
4 half vote. 4 :: **s.s#a. r.: .s, ]
| Pleasant-L. D. Maurer, P. G. Ger
ring, r. G. Babcock, proxy to F. J.
Traynor, two-thirds Of one vote. ii. y
Grand Harbor-J.. A. Bryn. 90 !
Dry Lake-No Committeeman. +
| De Groat-C.. M. Nees. ~$$s.=s Z
i Norway. Bye. ae>.>-.'- !.
coulee-A. J. Mitchell :.,,. y
Irvine -Bernt Anderson. B. N. Gil.
berg, p. G. Enger, represented by
II Bernt Anderson. .. .5@55 @#5 -: .. ,.
churchs FerTy-E. s. Beaverstad, J.
|tW. Cavers, represented by j. W.. Cav.
ers. rs. 81 .-.& Il
4 startweatherA.O o. Sather.s 4.
/ EdnoreM. M. Van Osdel. :. :.
First Ward, Devils LakeT. j. Gag
en-. 5.5 =s. = 1:H 4:
Second Ward, Devils Lake-L. A
Stevens. s.::.s.3 ;:,ss 81. .. q
Third Ward, Devils 4 Wal
tiers. @ q:
Fourth Ward, Devils Lake. Anton
Kiese selbach, proxy to F. A. Baker. IN
crary Village A. Miller. 81
Bartlett vilIage-1yo Commit tteemaI
reported s
Brock kett " iilase lbert Thompson
The report Of the committee was &C
capted and the next order Of business
being the selection of a permanent
chairman, the chairman called for nom
nations for this posit ition.
Norman Morrison placed ID nomina
ltion r a Baker, of Morris sownBhip