The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-06-23

A. r. and the allied organizations
will be held at Rochester, N. Y,
August II to 26.
From thursdays Daily.
Concluding with the election of
state officers and the selection of
delegates to the national convention,
the tenth convention of the Catholic
Order of FOresters adjourned late
yesterday afternoon.
AS reported in yesterdays Free
Press, the state officers were all
reelected. The list is as follows:
Chief Ranger, p. H. Martin OF Du-
luth; vice chief ranger, A. ]. Eek
stein, Clear Lake; secretary, G. w.
Stenger, st. Paul; treasurer, Henry
Won der Weyer, st. Paul. The trus-
tees elected We're: J. A. Fischer,
Joseph Schutta; John Mesenbourg,
st. Paul; and Joseph Bellmenne,
Duluth.
Bishop Heffron of Winona address
On behalf of Winona, the convention
city for 1913, he extended hearty
ante-conventiOn greeting.
Representing ST. Thomas college
of ST. Paul, Rev. Father Monynihan
asked for financial assistance for
that institution. He stated that a
gift of two hundred thousand dollars
would be given the college on the
condition that it raise another hun
dred thousand. Over fifty thousand
of this has already been subscribed,
and with the two special assess
ments which Father MOnynihan's adj
dress prompted the convention to
make, the entire amount will doubt
less be provided.
The assembly was also addressed
by Rev. Father Robert Hughes of
this city.
Rising Vote of Thanks.
Before adjourning, the convention
gave rising vote of thanks to
Mayor Taylor, the citizens of Man
kato and the local court of G. o. f.
for the generous hospitality extend
ed toward the visitors during their
stay in this city.
list of delegates to the national
convention, given by congressional
districts includes the following:
First District: II. j. MacCOrmick,
Austin; T. G. Rootle, Blooming Prai-
RE; alternates, R. j. Burnes, Gale
donia, and S. G. Voltz, GAINESVILLE.
Second District Delegates.
Second District: j. c. Thro, Man
kato; H. T. Sifert, Sherburn; j. j.
Tribyl, Jackson. Alternates, A. J.
Eckstein, Clear Lake; Oliver Ter
riszo, Delavan; Pat Hebron, Ellis
worth
Third district: P. H. Donkers,
Faribault; j. Phalen, Shakopee; H..
j. Goodwin, South st. Paul. Alter
mates, j. j. Brown, Shieldsville; J..
E. See, Mendoza; F. Refill, Belle
Plain.
Fourth district: Paul Arengt, Still
water; Aufelen RIFT, st. Paul; Peter
Lofkiel, st. Paul. Alternates, Peter
Foutnelle, White. Bear; c. H.
Tramckowiak, ST. Paul; J. A. Leph-
ert, ST. Paul, and Pat Tierney, ST.
Paul.
Fifth district: Robert F. Pertsch,
Minneapolis; e. w. McGill, Mime
apolis. Alternates, Frank w. Muir
ray, Minneapolis; Mat r. Cororan,
Osseo.
Sixth district: John Lauermann,
ST. Joseph; A. M. Utrecht, Richmond;
j. A. Schoemhoff, Sank Center; 8.
M. Ask, Delano. Alternates, F. E.
Cores, Wadena; Joseph Richler, Free
port; Joseph friedman, Eden Val
ley, and F. c. Wrimmer, Albany.
Seventh district: George Graft,
Ivanhoe. Alternate, James F. Muir
ply.
Eighth district: KeO Scraux,
Grand Rapids. Alternate, P. H. Mar
tin, Duluth.
Ninth district: j. T. Coughlin,
Perham. Alternate, w. A. Scheiter,
Red Lake Falls.
The regular meeting of the local
court No. $50, C. o. F., will be held
tonight. All Foresters, especially
members of committees, are urged to