New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-09-26
CONTEST FOR FIVE OFFICES
McCleary is Nominated to Succeed
Himself.
S. D. Peterson Wins Out Against
All Opposition.
Adolph Frederickson is Republic.
can Nominee for Attorney.

Adolph Frederickson is. Republi.
can Nominee for Attorney.
When the official count ofstAe prim-
airy election is made there will be no
surprises as to the outcome to those
who have followed the trend Of the Can
vass during the last few days of the
campaign. AS will be seen there was
a contest on for i've important Offices,
the most important of which was that
OF judge of the district court.
The others were for the Office of
congressman in which Mr.. McCleary
and Mr.. Guttersen were pitted against
each other; representative in which
there was a contest between three men
on the republican ticket S. D. Peter
son, j. Klossner and Gudman Ander-
son, as near as can be learned at this
time Mr.. Peterson has secured the
nomination over his opponents.
In the matter of county attorney the
returns so far show that the people of
the county, those of the republican
persuasion, have decided that Mr..
Fernholz, has the necessary quail
fications to go before the people of the
county asking their support. He wins
out apparently by a very good major
ity over Fredericksou.
For the balance of the ticket there
was no contest. Frank Clague is the
only candidate that will be in the field
for senator from this district; for au-
ditor there will be the same candidates
as there were two years ago, L. G..
Vogel, republican, and E. P. Schmitz,
Democratic: for the Office of treasurer
there will be a warm contest between
H. J. Berg and H. r. Schwartz, John
Larson will have the pleasure of max
ing campaign against Carl Mander-
field for the office of clerk of court, and
Albert Schramm will have the fun of
watching the others hustle for votes
for he is the only court house official
that has no opposition, VIM. Julius,
republican will need to make some in
quiries to find out who his opponent is
for the Office of sheriff. His name is
on the ticket as G.. Francotte, and he
comes from Springfield, aside from
this there is very little known of him
except that he is democrat, and
wants the Office.
The office of coroner goes to E. W..
Bayley without opposition, John Cut
ting is as good as reelected to the Of
flee of Superintendent Of schools and
Geo. Book will continue as surveyor
for the county. In the Second COM
missioners district there is but one
candidate and that is Ole Jorgenson.
Three republicans were after the
nomination for commissioner from the
Fourth commissioner district and up
to that time of going to press the re-
, turns are not in sufficiently to deter
mine who is elected to fill the place.
New grain that has been marketed
= so far this year has proved the con-
tention of many that it would be OF
very inferior quality. Much of it
grades three or four and a large
amount is called rejected. It is not
only inferior in grade but it is light.
Some of the other new grain that has
come into the market is also of inferior
quality.
, The walls of the Olsen building have
} reached heighth where work had to
be temporarily suspended while the
carpenters placed the joists of the
: second story. The building is now
taking on proportion and gives some
idea of what it will be when completed.
The new residence of G. W. Barnes is
| enclosed and work has been commenced
in finishing the interior.
On Thursday evening of next week
= the Ladies Of the G. A. r. Circle have
arranged to give a card social at
Schell's hall, to which they incite the
public. The money that is raised by
these patriotic ladies goes to the fund
that is kept for the purpose of assist
ing all distressed veterans of the war
and their families and great deal OF
good is done by them in this way.
The social is worthy of liberal pat.
3 ronage.
The ceremonies which attended the
: wedding of Miss Dorothea 81. Ouren
to Ole j. Holverson, in the village OF
Hanska, was quite an event in tina,
: place. The marriage ceremony was
: performed at the home of the brides
:. parents after which the party adjourned
, to the village hall where they danced
and enjoyed themselves until late il
!. the night, the rain making an excel
: lent excuse for remaining late. There
were number of people present from
this city. It was one of the most agree