The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-04-21
THESE 10 HAVE SEATS
WHEN G. 0. P. MEETS
Also List of Delegates and Alter
mates to the Democratic
Convention
From Mondays Daily.

Two delegates to the republican
national convention from Minnesota
and two of the democratic delegates
have failed so far to file appoint
ment of their alternates with the
secretary of state. The list of alter
mates named by twenty-five republi-
can and twenty-five democratic del
egates was given out last Saturday
by julius A. Schmahl, secretary of
state. The alternates will have seats
just to the rear of the delegates in
the two big conventions, and, in case
any delegate is unable to attend the
convention, his alternate will act.
Republican AIternates.
The republican alternates named
are:
At large: For A. O. Eberhart, E. E.
Smith of Minneapolis; for ]. F. ia
cobson, S. Y. Gordon, Brown Valley.
Alternates of S. R. Van SAINT and
Fred C. Stevens, not appointed.
First district: For F. A. Duxbury,
A. w. Thompson, Preston: for R. l..
Johnson, G.. l.. Swenson, Albert Lea.
Second district: or G. H. Christ
Opherson, w. o. Dustin, Elmore; for
A. J. Gerhard, James A. Larson, Wal
nut Grove.
Third district: For H. L. Simons,
S. F. Scott, ZumbrOta; for George H.
Sullivan, George j. Bradley, Norwood.
Fourth district: For Leavitt Corn
ing. Charles J. Moos, st. Paul; for H..
P. Keller, J. S. Arneson, st. Paul.
Fifth district: For J. H. Chase,
Harry j. Murphy, 145 Fifth avenue
NE Minneapolis; for Ernest Lundeen,
C. S. Albright, 922 Twenty-first ave-
nue. Sc, Minneapolis.
Sixth district: or c. A. Albright,
Farley A. Dare, Walker; for George E..
Hanscom, l. w. Bouck, Royalton.
Eleventh district: For Tom Davis,
e. F. Whiting, Balaton; for Eric
Thornton, Magnus Johnson, Litch-
field
Eighth district: For Mile Bunnell.
Sievren Swanson, Moose Lake; for d.
M. Gum, Chester A. CongdOn, Du-
luth.
Ninth district; For A. G. Anderson,
l.. w. Oberhauser, Frazee; for Mar
tin Widsten, o. l.. Melgaard, Argyle.
Tenth district: For Henry Rines,
E. w. Stark. Harris; for l.. E. Jepson,
P. J. Youngdahl, Minneapolis.
Appointed BY Democrats.
The democratic alternates named
are:
At large: For D. W. LAWYER, w. J..
Quinn, ST. Paul; for B. F. Nelson,
Pierce Butler, st. Paul; for u. H. Aus
tin, III. F. VESSEL, st. Paul; Chatfield;
H. M. Lamberton's, not appointed.
First district: For G. S. Nygren,
Milo White, for C. M. King, J. ].
Reiter, Rochester.
Second district: For NJ. Fl. Ham,
mond, T. J. Knox, Jackson; for c. H.
Helweg, G. B. Fraser, Vesta.
Third district: For Andrew Dono-
van, F. A. Pike, st. Paul; George F..
Sullivan's not named.
Fourth district: For Thomas r.
Kane, James A. Novel;; for John
Wagner, Paul Doty.
Fifth district: For E. J. COnroy,
NJ c. Bowler, Minneapolis; for Fred
E. Wheaton, John Ryan, Minneapolis.
Sixth district: For w. F. Donohue,
P. J. Vasaly, Little Falls; for Fred
Schilpin, James F. Nutshell, Foley.
Seventh district For c. L. Kane,
DR.. T. NJ Thayer, Herman; for E. c.
Hawkins, j. M. Freeman, Olivia.
Eighth district: John Jenswold,
Jr., John Kleffman, Hibbing; for
Douglas Greeley, John Dwan, Two
HarborS.
Ninth district: For M. J. Daily, r.
M. Engelhert, Bronson; for Julius j.
Olson, G. l.. Thorpe, Ada.
Tenth district: For S. j. Mealey,
P. A. Christensen, Hinckley; for j.
F. Williamson, Francis M. Henry,
Minneapolis.