New Ulm review., 1906-09-19
PRIMARY ELECTION SEPT IS
Call Will Come to Voters Of County
Tuesday.


tuesday.
Many Candidates From Which to
Make Selection.
All Important Offices Are Sought
For by Two or More.
. Less than a week remains in which
the candidates are able to work in
their own interests for the nomination
for which they have been seeking for
sometime. There is more interest in
the primary election this year than
there has been for sometime, for the
simple reason that there are more cam
didates after the opportunity that is
offered to get on the ticket.
The interest in the campaign will
center about the Office of representa-
tive and judge, though the latter will
not have the interest to voters that
the former will have. That there is
opposition to Mr.. Peterson this year
is evident and there are people in the
county who are inclined to believa
that a change would be good for the
county and so have induced their friend
to work for some other candidate.
This office is contended for by four
different men three of whom including
Mr.. Peterson are after the nominati
on the republican ticket, they are j..
Klossner and Gudman Anderson. The
people of the county are acquainted
with Mr.. Peterson. He has been be-
fore them in one way and another for
the past quarter of a century and more.
Mr.. Anderson comes from Linden and
in another part of the paper will be
found short account of his career.
Mr.. Klossner is also we'll known to the
voters, having served in the legisla-
ture from Nicollet county and been
active in politics since taking up his
residence in this city many years ago.
Jessee Palmer comes from Sleepy Eye
and is a democrat, at present one OF
the members of the board of county
commissioners and a man who stands
we'll in the county.
AUDITOR
For this Office there is no opposition
in either of the parties and both of the
candidates will be nominated. L. G.
Vogel is known to every voter in the
state. He is considered by the state
officials to be one of the very best
county auditors IN the state and he has
demonstrated his sufficient qualifca.
tions to the perfect satisfaction of all
Mr.. Schmitz has also been before the
people for several times asking theil
support for the same Office on the demo
cratic ticket. He will make the attemp
again.
TREASURER
There will be nothing spectacular il
the contest for this Office as there is NJ
contest in the primaries and one vot,
for each of the men will nominate
l>They are Fl. r. Schwartz, republican
and q. J. Berg, democrat, both goot
German citizens and both new men.
j REGISTER OF DEEDS
i There is no opposition to A.
| Schramm for this Office and there will
| probably be none. He is democra
and has held the Office for but one term
and no one appears to be willing to g,
up against him.
CLERK OF COURT
i Like the Office of treasurer there viii
be no trouble for the candidates 70
this Office in getting the nomination
John Larson being the republican can
didate and the only Norwegian running
for county Office where he is continu
ally in touch with the records of tn
county, appears to have pretty clea
| field. He is opposed by Carl Mander
field, a democrat who has been maxim!
a canvass of the county for a lon.
time and who is anxious to be on th
/ pay roll of the county.
COUNTY ATTORNEY
/ For the first time in many election
| there is no lawyer from this city in tn
field for the Office of county attorne,
and the candidates are all from Spring
field and they are all compar ativel.
young men. Mr.. Frederickson AM
Ed. Fernholz being the republical
candidates and A. G. Erickson th
democratic candidate. Coming as the.
do from the western part of the count.
there is little chance to estimate tn
strength of any of them. Mr.. Freder
ickson is the Oldest in practice and il
years and is understood to be an ex
cellent judge of law.
JTTnGE on PR0R RATE