New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-29
PREDICTION PREDICTIONS
Interesting Campaign For County
and State is On.
Contest For Representative Prom
ises to be Hot One.
Democrats Urge Complete Control
OF Legislative Offices.

Democrats Urge Complete Control
Of Legislative Offices.
The closing of the time for fling for
Office on the primary election ticket
for this county, precipitates the fight
for votes and from now until the clos
ing Of poles on the 18th Of September,
there will be strenuous hustling on the
part of those who are interested in
getting the nomination.
The chief contest in the primaries
will center around the Office of judge
of probate and for this Office there are
two candidates of both tickets. There
is contest in the republican party
for the Office of county attorney and
for representative, but aside from this
those who have fled for other places
will have no opposition except when it
comes to the general election and then
the light will be between the parties
and not in the party.
From the temper of the democratic
convention that was in session in this
city Saturday afternoon there is rea-
son to believe that an organized effort
will be made to elect men of that party
to every Office not only in the county
but in the legislative list. tits certain
that there will be a concerted effort
made to elect Jesse Palmer on that
ticket.
It is also safe to say that there will
be some hard work done to make a
change in the representation on the
republican ticket for the candidate for
representative. Heretofore Mr.. Peter
son has had the field for nomination
practically to himself and has had
nothing to do until the primaries de-
cided that he would have an opponent
in the democratic party. This year he
will have to work against two candi-
dates from his own party. both OF
whom are good men and have a large
following. Mr.. Klossner will have a
following that will be independent of
that of Mr.. Anderson and it is said
that Mr.. Anderson will cut largely in
to the vote that would otherwise go to
Mr.. Peterson, in which event it would
seem that there is reason to believe
that Mr.. Klossner will be the lucky
man in the primaries.
The change of faith on the part of
Ben Juni, who has filed for the Office
of judge of probate has been the talk
of political circles for the past week or
more. Two years ago he was candi-
date for the same Office on the demo-
cratic ticket, but he now claims that
he never was a democrat, but was an
admirer of John Lind and one of his
followers, but has since repented and
is ready to accept anything that the re-
publican party is willing to give him.
He would have been at least ten dollars
ahead if he had not filed.
Among the democrats there is strong
talk of urging upon the state conven-
ton the necessity of nominating a
full ticket though there are some in the
party who are of the opinion that the
state auditor and attorney on the re-
publican ticket are good men and
should be allowed to continue in Office,
but there is desire on the part of
most Of the democratic members to put
up man who will carry the state for
the Office of secretary of state in oppo-
sition to Julius Schmahl. It is ar
gued that he is not of the nationality
that has been in the habit of holding
this Office and that there is reason to
believe that in the event a good man
4 is put he can be elected. .
4 The campaign this fall is going to
be interesting and will be watched with
more than ordinary interest by the
people throughout the state in all
parties.
Following is a complete list of those
who have filed for Office in this county:
DEMOCRATS. REPUBLICANS.
CONGRESSMAN
w. S. Hammond IT McC1eary
Gilbert Gutterson
SENATOR
zsFrank Clague
REPRESENTATIVE
Jesse Palmer S. D. Peterson 4
J. K1ossner
G. Anderson
AUDITOR
E.P. schn1itz I. G. vogel
TREASURER
Henry J; Berg Il. r. Schwartz
5a2sa Selszfefder
REGISTER OF DEEDS
; Albert J. Schramm
CLERK OF COURT
Carl Manderfe1d John Larson
COUNTY ATTORNEY
Aug G. Erickson "A. Frederickson
Ed. Fernholz
JUDGE OF PROBATE
S. A. George G. NJ. Semans
George Ross Ben. Juni
SHERIFF
6. Francotte VIM. J. Julius
CORONER
E.w. Bay1ey
sUPr. OF SCHOOLS
John Cutting
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