The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-09-19

should receive every republican
vote in the county and he will re-
ceive many democratic votes be-
sides.
For Recorder, the ever popu-
lar, always affable C. M. Russell
of Goodrich township was named.
Ever since his name was first
the democrats have
been quaking IN their boots for
fear he would be nominated and
we believe there is no doubt of
his election. He will get a large
vote in Milford, where his op-
ponent is we'll known. He will
carry a large vote from the Ger
man townships, as he speaks
German like a native and has a
host of friends among the sub
stantiaI German farmers. He
will receive a large vote in Deni-
son, where he is most we'll and
favorably known, and in West
Side, where he resided for many
years, the sentiment is almost
unanimously for him. Charlie
Russell is a sure winner.
For County Attorney Mr.. P. ].
Klinker was named. He is a
young'man who attends strictly
to business. His character and
habits are above reproach. He
has already shown his pluck in
earning his way through college.
He is a German and would be
able to converse with the German
element of the county in their
own language. He is able, con-
scientious and will make a sur
prising run for the place.
For Supervisors the republicans
of Denison very wisely concluded
that it was best not to urge Deni-
son candidate. We are asking the
people of the county to build a
court house that shall be a credit
to them. We wish it understood
that this is net a Denison enter
prise but one that belongs to the
whole county and it is desired that
the people should feel that the
money is not to be expended by
Denison boomers but by the peo-
pie of the county outside of Deni-
son.
1t was the almost unanimous
wish Of the republicans of the east
ern part of the county that Mr.. R.
J. Dieter be nominated for Super
visor to succeed John G. Smith.
When the nomination was made
and Mr.. Dieter made his telling
speech of acceptance there was NO
doubt left in the minds of any re-
publicans as to why their east end
brethren had wanted him and as tc
the wisdom of the nomination. He
is substantial and successful
farmer, almost lifelong resident
of the county and man thorough.
| ly to be trusted. We believe that
he will get more votes in demo
cratic Jackson than will the demo
cratic nominee
Berry Coin represents the busi
ness men on the board. Charter
Oak backed him solidly in the con
vention. He is one of the enter
prising business men of the county
used to dealing in large affairs anc
perfectly competent to manage the
affairs of the county. He is thu
only candidate on either ticke
from the northwest part of thu
county and he will surely receive /;
splendid endorsement at the polls
Mr.. Herman kcenekamp of Un
ion township, the third nominee
for supervisors, is one of the bes
known and most reliable German
farmers of the county. He was
veteran in the Franco Prussian wa
and many of his former comrade
in arms know that he was a valian
soldier and has been an upright
honest and able citizen. The tick
ct embraces men from almost ever
portion in the county. There wa
less dissatisfaction than at any con
vention we have ever seen am
there is feeling among republi
cans that with such men ther
should be no doubt of victory.
Mr.. Alfred Wright was electe
county chairman to succeed hi
brother, DR.. w. T. Wright, VIII