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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-18

ladder until today he stands chosen
out Of the legal talent Of the Republi-
can party Of the state to have charge
Of the law department Of the common
wealth OF Wisconsin,
MIR. Hicks has not been politician
in the usual acceptatlon of the term.
He has been too busy building up a
practice to play that fascinating game
As a speaker he is one of the strong
est campaigners in the state and he
stumped Wisconsin and parts of In
diana and Illinois for Mckinley. Mr.
Hicks is not yet so, and by hard work
he has accumulated a snug fortune
from his practice. He is married and
has three children, sand is one of the
most popular men in the state.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-18

Graham l.. Rice, the nominee for
railroad commissioner, has been in
politics ever since he reached his
majority. Up in West Superior he
has been alderman and postmaster
and sheriff of Douglas county. Mr..
Rice is within few days of A years
old. He was born in Pierce county,
where he lived until 1887, when he
moved to West Superior and started
one of the most enterprising daily
papers the town has known, The
Morning journal. He remained at
its head until his appointment as
postmaster under Harrison's admin
istration. When informed of his no
mination he said nothing at first
His eyes glistened. his lips were com
pressed, and finally he said quietly;
Boys. will win or bust" And then
one of his supporters told an instance
illustrative of his determination and
ability to accomplish what he started
out to do, though the obstacles seem
ed insurmountable. 1t was while he
was deputy sheriff during his first
term that Henry Lamont, the noted
murderer, now serving life sentence
in his expiation of his crimes, was
known to be in Duglas county. Rice
started after him and after long days
and dangerous nights of persistent
trailing the criminal was finally de-
coyed to his own home near Wausau
where he was arrested. And the
same man further SAID; .You can
make note Of the fact that Douglas
county will give an additional 1000
majority on election day because
Rice is on the ticket
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-18

T. ID Harvey, who was nominated
for superintendent Of public instruct
ion. Is an editor Of national reputa-
ton. He was mentioned for the
presidency Of the y +. \. at a recent
meeting. and his support was suf-
licientIv strong 70 be most iiatterlng.
lie was president Of the Milwaukee
Normal school for four years. Pre-
yiou9 to that appointment he wa7 for
six years on the faculty Of the Nor
mai school at Oshkosh. He began hi,
career a, teacher in 1866. when he
took charge Of a country school in
order - secure fund. with which TO
pursue Ms collegiate education Later
lie became principal II the high
.chOol at Mazomauie. and ~ work
was s. .ucee-,ful tia, be- VA. asked
to take charge Of the high srhoe. at
Sheb3ygan, and he was subsequently
chosen a. superintendent Of schools
Of ~, city. In leisure time between
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-18

Lieut. Gov. Jesse Stone Of Water
town. renominatel for second term,
was born in Lincolnshire. England,and
received mis- education in the common
schools He came to this country in
1911 and twentv-seyen year. later
settled in Wisconsin at Watertown.
lie has always lived in that city.
where be is Unidentified with the
manufacturing interests. His poiiti-
cal experience began in 1850 when he
was elected to the assembly. H. was
returned two wears later In Ioof
he was defeated for the assembly and
ID $3.50 he made an uncces>tul run
sor state senator. He has always
been a partisan Republican and was
delegate % national convention, If
Isss and 1892. He was member II
the state Central committee and was
also a member Of Assem- bly,. He i
rarticularl. adapted TO the position
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-18

quence and the power of his logic be-
gan to attract the attention of those
around him until he had the wrapt
attention of the House and his speech
has gone down in history as one of
most remarkable speeches made on
the Republican side of the House on
this noted bill. His strenuous advo-
cacy of the interests of the industrial
masses in this speech as well as his
life long work in their interests has
made him the idol of the working
people from Maine to California, and
especially so in his home state of Wis
cousin. When Mr.. Mckinley was
elevated to the highest office in the
gift Of the nation he showed his high
appreciation of the ability Of his form
er o-worker by Offering Mr.. La Fol
lette the position of Comptroller OF
the Treasury, position much sought
after by the ablest lawyers in the
country, as it is generally regarded
as a stepping stone to the bench.
That he declined to accept the posi-
ton was characteristic Of the man
and showed that he had plans mapped
out for himself that he did not pro-
pose 20 have interfered with by being
relegated to an obscure niche in pub
lie affairs simply for the money there
was in il.
Since Mr.. LaFoLette's retirement
from public life he has found time to
lead reform movement IL politics in
Wisconsin that has steadily grown
until it has eliminated in the with,
drawal Of as Or Eearly all opposition
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-18

the Interstate contest participated in
by representatives from six states.
In this contest held in Iowa City, Ia,
Nav II. 1879, he again won over all
contestants. He graduated from the
state university at the end of the
school year in 1879. In the follow
ing September he entered the law
department of the university but only
spent one term there, when he passed
the examination and was admitted to
the bar. In February 1880 he opened
a law office in Madison. Mr.. LaFol-
lette took to politics as readily as
duck does to water and he had not
been out of school year before be
was nominated and elected District
Attorney of Dane county on the Re
publican ticket. Two years later he
was nominated and reelected in spite
of the fact that the average plurality
against his ticket was over fourteen
hundred. This splendid run brought
him forward as a candidate for Con-
gress. and in 1881, in his twenty
ninth year, he was elected to repre-
sent the third district. being the
Youngest man in the 49th Congress.
He was re-nominated three times by
reclamation and twice reelected run
ming far ahead Of his ticke. each time.
In 1929 the Republicans were swept
out of power in Wisconsin on the
question Of the Bennett law and Mr.
kaFollette went down with the rest IN
the general defeat.
Mr.. LaFollette's career in Congress
was q remarkable one. Although
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-18

Emil Giljohann, the nominee for
insurance commissioner, is native
Milwaukeean. He was born in 1851.
He received his education in the
German and English academy and the
Second ward public school, He
learned the trade of cigarmaker and
packer, and was connected with the
firm of Edward fisherman X Co, for
twelve years, when he went on the
road as travelling salesman. firing
of this, he opened a cigar store on w.
Water street about twelve years ago.
His health failing, he spent year on
a farm IN the country and returning
to the city he was appointed United
States gauger under Collector of In
ternal Revenue Henry Fink. which
position he held until President
Cleveland's last administration. Four
wears ago he was secretary of the
Republican county committee and
was appointed deputy insurance COM
missioner. He is sure winner.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-18

When out 81 the large list II good
men, tried and tru', the Graut C.ln-
ty Republicans, in convention assem-
bled, chose Chas G.. Dickinson. of the
town OF Lima. for their nominee, they
showed excellent Judgment. bet
ter or more capable man for the posi-
ton can not be found in the county.
This was Mr.. Dickinspn's second
appearance before the convention,
and the ease with which he won the
nomination. fully attested his popu-
larity with the representative Re-
Lublicans of the county.
From the time he cast his first vote
he has always been a staunch support
er and enthusiastic worker in the in
terests of the party. He has been a
mem Der Of the Lima town board for
three years and member Of the
school board for nine years. The
faithfulness with which he discharged
his duties in these positions augurS
well fer the management of the
sherif's office during the next two
years
lie was born and reared and has
always lived in the town Of Lima,
where he has a farm. lie is married
and has seven children. The partner
Of his joy, aud sorrows was Miss Eva
Stephens. also a native Of this county.
He received the nomination on his
thrty-ninth birthday. Il was a
birthday present worth having.
He has the confidence and hearty
support 81 hi, ne:ghbor- which in
itself i. strong evidence # hi- trust
worthiuess for the office to which he
viii b. elected in November probab-
~ by goodly number more than his
party vote.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-18

j. O. Davidson of Soldiers Grove,
nominated for state treasurer, re-
presented Crawford county for two
successive terms in the assembly, and
is one Of the most active Republicans
in the state. He was born in Norway
in 1854 and has been a resident of
Wisconsin for twenty-four years. He
was educated in the common schools
of his native country. For over
twenty years he has been successfully
engaged in mercantile business in
Soldiers Grove, and he was president
of the village board in 1888 and 1889.
In 1892 and 1898 he was treasurer of
the village. He has represented his
county in several state onventions
and has been a member of party COM
mittees. He won distinction through
out the state in the legislative of
session Of '96'97 in his great contest
over his pet measures Of taxation of
corporate companies doing business
in Wisconsin, notably express and
sleeping car companies. Jim
Davidson will be chosen to succeed
himself
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-18

Robert NJ. LaFollette is a self made
man. He was born in log cabin IN
Dane county about twenty miles
southwest of Madison, in 1855. Wis
consin was new and settlers were
still in the pioneer stage, but the La
Follette's were from stock Injured
to hardships, their ancestors having
settled beyond the Alleg hanies before
this territory had been conquered by
the English. Mr.. LaFollette's father
had settled in Dane county and was
opening up farm to make home
for his wife and family when he was
taken sick and died leaving the moth
er to care for her fatherless ones at a
time when Robert was but an infant.
AS soon as he was old enough he
helped on the farm summers and at
tended district school winters until
he was eighteen years old, when his
mother moved to Madison TO give him
a better opportunity to crafty his
ambition for an education. He spent
two years in the preparatory school
and entered the state university in
1875. He early showed an aptitude
for oratory and in his junior year was
chosen orator in the junior exhibition.
In his senior year he won in the state
oratorical contest and thus became
the representative of Wisconsin in
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-18

For over half century, W. II.
FIoelilich, the next secretary Of state
unless prospective history is turned
into defeat, has been native of
Washington county. A greater por-
ton of his business career has been
spent as general merchant and he
was holding the position of post
master at Jackson when placed in
nomination for this responsible posi-
ton two wears ago last summer. He
has always been an ardent Republican
and was Assem-; blyman for two terms.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-18

the Youngest member in the House
he showed such marked ability that
he came to be recognized as one of
the leading representatives OF the
Northwest and in December, 1899,
Speaker Reed appointed him a mem
Der of the Ways and Means Commit
tee of which William Mckinley was
chairman and the most important
committee in the House. AS a mem
Der of this committee Mr.. LaFollette
had much to do with the drawing of
the famous Mckinley bill In under
taking this work be displayed that
same tireless energy that has marked
every line of work that he has under
taken and made himself thoroughly
familiar with every phase OF the eco
nomic question especially with re-
gard to the betterment of the condi-
ton of the masses. He showed how
com pletely he had mastered the sub
iect when the bill was finally reported
to the House and debate opened. De-
bates upon prominent questions like
this where mem bers talk simply to
place themselves on record, become
extremely monotonous and when Mr..
LaFollette arose to address the House
in support of the measure he received
but little attention from the members.
AS the address progressed his elo-
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The city water hydrants about
town are respiendent in new coat Of
paint.
a number Of sportsmen from
Grant c6uaty will 20 TO northern dis
tricts .oon with hopes Of getting 90
occas;on& enoe e. Q dser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-10-18

which he has 50 successfully filled
for two years past, and is a popular
official.
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ne 9ensl. sic ertldrt, lie babe einen
falf6en Namen angsgeben, neil sic
ii9 f6dmte, in @erbinouns nit elmer
berartigen 4ffaire genannt gu perz
ben. SuIanne liegt in 5olge oss 9lnz
ariffs franf barnieber. Cine ssrau
gmma5bompIon, tpel9e eine Der On
fiibrerir bes W1obs mar, ais oerIelbe
oas Mdb9en iiberfiel, bsfinoet Ii9 in
5uFt. 3tpei unbsre 5ruuenaimmer
Iino gsItern bon 4ufriibrern angsgrifz
fen porb,n, tpel9e ibnen bic &leiber
in s5eben bonn 8Drper rifen. poliseiz
g6ef GampbsG fat Ieinsn unter9e6ez
nen Frsnsen gefebl ertbsilt, Derartise
| @orfGls in Der 3ufunft um ieben
Preis su perbiiten uno i'm Notbfa1e
ldarf gu feuern.
Gin aus so torraneebsnben bieIisen
Gei6Gftsleuten beitebenbes Gpmits
6at ben @ouperneur Step6ens auT9s=
forbert, bic Miti5 gu oen Waffsn gu
ruFen, um bic 3ube in st. 2ouis fer
5uliellsn. 9ine StrabsnbabnS2inisn
ipel9e ae1iern i'm 8etrieb paren, Be-
fDroern aud bsuts nieber Waeeons,
bod Tinb [ebr tpsni9s pafagiere Oa=
rim gu IebeH.
NbipIut aijtfrei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-06
D9a5 Seben cine SIroc."

Sr. 9oOpup-gBtrtbtr 6ur 5.it LANCER 3sit
babe i6 an elmer lanasn Rtibs BON Spn2to,aeu
in 66tt oufrcibeuo,r @eiie gsittsn, bic Der Gr=
iobrunQ aQer drjtli6tu 9tuts bier ipOtttt.n, uno
bic firdtete i'd, penn ni4t in ibrsm 1SortIareiten
eufaebalten, init Der poqiesn 3srtorung mener
etGrt. enptn pirotn 9srluf ran qppttt urD
bas geraugsn nab stimulation uuo fintli6en
Mitteln ots untsrbalts bel unreqtlm6Biotn 3ettu,
Tauqd an adunotm S6laf uHo nadfolgenoer 9es
prtihOu beim auittbtn am Worsen modttu mir
bug 2tben oeraoesu su elmer gurOe. bis tin5reunS
mir rittb Sbre WsoiiiH lu Otriuben. 60 fauFte
i'd mir oenn cine GlaiGe Raoipap's S1riapa=
rilian uno cine S6adisl nou Raonaos 4iler
uno nabm oisiel6sn nob ben 9ori6rifteu. sd
fonp balo abbalfs. SD faufts nod orei Ssloid9eu
uuo or.i Sbahtsln uub bin nun BEL b.Nertr ees
funebsit, als is IuoOr. SD bin Sbr eretb.ner
Gisn.r
Qrt6ur 8. Driebt,
unionpiae mi6