Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-10
A WEEK IN POLITICS.

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/ urday, caueuses for election of delegates
/ to attend the county and assembly CON
| ventions were held. So far IA heard
from there were no contests in any town
| or precinct except ia the First ard SEC
ond wards of Yiroqua city, where the
administration forces were victorious
by handsome ma1erities. Less than a
half-dozen stalwart delegates will find
seats in the conventions.
The fact that this Is likely to be the
| last delegate convention for the county,
viii make it a spirited party gathering.
There are a large number OF candidates
for places on the ticket. The CENSOR
counsels fairness, hopes for absence of
trading among candidates and their sup
porters, and a spirit of party harmony
that will give assurance of united front
when the campaign opens.
For information of candidates and the
public we herewith give complete list
Of delegates chosen to attend the county
convention
Bergen--J. W Sims, Matt Hundet, Charlie,
Brazinski
Christana-soren Larson. Carl Baglieu,
Carl J. Hoyde, Even o. Dah,en, NJ. 9. Bergh
a. Fl, Peterson, Jas. l., Mckee.
Ciinton-M Brody, VIM. Dolen, f. f. Rus
tad s. W Mosshoider, Css. Cary
Coon-P NJ. Johnson, Chr. Lindyig, Adolph
Brye, T.. n Johnson, John jacobson, Helge
Larson, a a. Nelson.
Forest Chas. Eastman / Vs. Roberts.
J @. Williams, Jud WinchelL
Frankiin-Peter Fortney, W J. Dewitt, Ole
SOiverson, James WaDless Henry Swangstu.
Genoa-g { n Fox, George " Eckhart. W
VI. II all.
Greenwood Jas. f. shreye. J sareve.
30 fF al HHFnH4
Hamburg-w Bapanke. Lewis D. Brye,
G. l.. Flnstad, o. NJ Gaistad.
Harmony--l, N. Baker, Ed z. Noble, John
Glimsdale, A, J. McLees.
HilIsborO-B V. Wernick, Don sherman,
Edward Hammer
Iefferson-Truman Kendall. Alex A. sko-
aus, Ia, Carl kgeness Stephen Mills. Andrew
Hoveland, James f'idie.
Kiekapoo--J D. Newton. Ole A. Larson
Calvin Cox.
-Liberty-Allen FlsA. Harvey T. Cox, NJ. ),
'Tukinson.
stark-F. " Ericsson. ham Cowan, George
Hook, Wua. SeIbacb.
terIiug-Albert Is adhead. Jacob Aberg,
Oscar GsupeF, VIII mite, Albert Bringe
/ Marshall.
Viroqua~Lars r. Larson. ". w. Powell
1 LudWig @eDrud. h. =. M0rrisoa. Gus Thfege
"a ~ siad, Jacob SuFensqn, Frsd Lisuraucs
We6ster-G. ". Wilson. Bans stIRen WIN
standiford, Henry swenson.
WheatIaud-C. n Collins. o. r. Gauper
John Foster.
Whnestown--J. w. Adler. George ssndon
his WinchelI.
De soto vnlage-B. c. Collins.
c..li aillsboso-w. y t. K. Jewel c. F. Much
Charles repps.
Ia Farge--H a. Lombard, Lester Wooa
OutaFio-John A. Nulun.
Readstown--L. s. kellogg. Pete Hutchison.
stoddard-Pete Adams.
Viola-John H. Shredder
Westby-Oiuf Peterson. James Lee.
ViFoqua-First Ward. DR. surenson. Levi
Lake. Albert Solverson.
second ward-Aug. Smith W. @. Williams
Otto Ottcson
Third WaTd--r = Talrud, Clyde Foster Ole
Enileson. VIM. BoBdieur
At nearly allof the caucus gatherings
Observation-Disclosures clubs were formed,
and the membership is very large
throughout the county. The CENSOR
Is in possession OF little detail as to Of.
tlcers and otherwise. and that will form
q subject for future publication.
At the close Of the La Fargo village
caucus, Saturday evening. an enthusi-
astic crowd Of voters organized Roose-
velt-Ls Toilette club with a member
ship Of 1s0 The following officers were
elected
President. 81. Potts.
Ice President--H. a. Lombard.
secretary Lester ! Wood.
Trearurer--H. +. Eree 5e.
Executive Coumittee-I. Marshall r.
Biole e. J. Freeze, Thos II. SINE, Fl. A, LON
bard
J q Potts, in a ringing speech of ac-
ceptqnee, voiced the sentir sn6 OF the
gathering when he said 'trat - ioE
r n future, justice Of the cause not
I ATTY, should dominate and the opposi.
ION might apply what name they
/ pleased.