The public weal., 1906-12-01
Additional Election Returns.
Continued from page ~
Mcleod.

Dorsett got I6 votes IN every PS.an PlJoi
gard 96 in II of q precincts, HendrlS;ks
~ in 20, Heiberg in IT, Madsen, legis-
laive had 6S5 as az against as fSTo s0poka gaeh DEM
Madsen passed Dorsey in the SECOND anu
third precincts of Hutchinson, bergen ana
Lynn. He passed Sobotka IN H2IcImiin- WIinu
sons three wards, Acoma, Hasson Valley,
Hutchinson township, Sumter ana Lyhh.
Martin.
Dorsett had 124 in 25 of 29 precincts,
Lokensgaard 2O2 in %, Hendrlcks llo IN
e and Heibsrg Ss nosS IN s s amd 4s
respectively in all precincts except Orms-
by Schrooten, DEM. and Swendsen.
Rep the ,0ye wnners reeelXed ae bad N Ss9 ar' in
Martin. Alton passed Cole in seven pre-
cincts. Swensen in eight and Schrooten
in four.
Dorsett had 80 votes in 10 Of 1S pre-
cincts, Lok ensgaard 10S in every pre-
cinct, Hendricks 94 in Is and Heiberg
IS in S naena so ssS Sea Mas
gen, Rep. Lansing led in Lafayette, Ber-
nadotte, Oshawa and Ridgely.
Norman.
Dorsett received 1O3 votes in 25 OF
q wbeS to- be m
hope, Hendricks 27S in all precincts and
Heiberg 446 in all. Rask, legislative, re-
ff5s Rask sss Beat Wod in Ada
Anthony, Good Hope, Green Meadow. Hal
stad Village and township, Hegne, Hen
Pleasant fies n@SS View s"a and Shelly. Rask beat
Omdal in all the above precincts and IA
other precincts.
Dorsett received 124 votes in all of the
27 precincts except Cascade. Viola and
High Forest, Lokensgaard 100 In 25, Hen
bricks $50 in all and Heiberg 156 in rs.
gH"sid 1si1 and i1 isss given res respectively to Nc
Coy and Spencer, the Republican nomt-
nees, and 1922 and 1885 given to Hen
ell led Spencer Hendricks and Fitzgerald
in Pleasant Grove, also Hendricks in Rock
Dell and Fitzgerald in Byron.
Otter Tall.
Dorsett received 24O votes in 50 Of 80
bricks in rs and Heiberg in "a. Thomp;; p;
precincts and LeeRsr also legislative I'LL
an and Johnson, Republicans, won, Adams
with 311O, Alexander with 1855 and Johnson
77 Waz az, ReR had 24Ss Sea and ada%a homps n
Eagle Lake, Folden, Leaf Mountain. Tor.
Alexander in Aastad, Ardal. ClitheraiIl;
Lake, as,p' Eastern Elmo, Erhards Grove: Fol-
den, Henning, Ida. Norwegian Grove.
Oscar, Pelican, St: Olaf, Scambler, Syer-
cincts and Hompe in Is. .Leeper beat
Alexander in 13 precincts, Johnson in ten,
Walz in II and Hompe in four.
Pipestone.
Dorsett had votes in Is Of 20 precincts,
| Lokensgaard rs in Is, Hendricks 80 in 10
tive tive, poiIed 4o3 to SOs given White, Rep.
Nicholson led White in Edgerton and Os-
| borne.
Dorsett got 1873 votes in 80 of 36 pre-
H. oil but iro
Cooley and Bird Island townships, Hen,
Heiberg 22e in "a. Gjevre, legislative. had
were Dalzeil and Holmberg, Rep, who
received 1886 and Pip respectively.
ShsPpSgq got 115s and ESt ManS sjey5ss sns
tied in wellington. He beat Sheppard in
Brandon, Camp, Ericson,, Hawk Creek.
Palmyra Sacred Heart village and town.
ship and wang. p...,u
Dorsett got 50 votes in y I9 Of 81 pre- pre-
213 in 29, Heiberg 215 in 27. Rokke, legis--
Clear (.lt River and Oaks. Hanson and Rob.
ertson, his Republican opponents, won out
with 7s1 and 7e6 respectively; Tullar,
ertson in Dieter and Lind He beat Tul-
lar, DEM, in six precincts
SibIey.
elected in the village of winthrop, and in
Alfsborg, and Cornish townships. He also
led Mckenzie in Alfsborg. and Cornish.
Steele.
Dorsett secured Is votes in 16 Of 20
precincts, Lokensgaard SO in all but Meri-
den, Hendricks 106 in the same and Hell
berg 73 in IA. Sloan, legislative, polled
SOL. Carlton, his successful Republican
rival, received 1929. Sloan carried Ellen
dale village.
Watonwan.
Dorsett polled 46 votes in 16 precincts,
Lokensgaard 40 in all but Adams and
and Heiberg SO in the same. Alton and
Sorenson, legislative, received 1876 and
ia respectively. Schrooten, DEM, and
Swendsen, Rep, the winners in this