The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20
ent. Fanny Giles (rep.) attorney, A. W. Wright
(rep.l / coroner, G. n. Lewis slrep. J. 5.E...s@

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MILE LAos-Republican: 3. Z. whitney,
auditor. X. H. Burrell treasurer. Frank Gould.
Judge Of probate s Richard s. cnapman survey,
Or; Guy Ewing, superintendent.
neutrality-suspicious.: State senator sixty
sixty-hrst district, John i: Void: auditor. D.
2. Fulton; treasurer. &c Holland register,
C. C. X Lee; clerk Of court G. r. semins judge
7. Moen; superintendent 4. G. Strand; coroner,
J. II. Heimark. The contest is very close on
NIatson will win out when the final result is
known. 80,
OTTER TAIL-Republican: Auditor, w. C.
Lincoln; treasurer Steve Butler; register r. A.
anderson; sheriff, orrls, Albertson; judge of
surveyor o. G. Moiden; court e commissioner ,
Alex Fosmark; coroner. Dr.. 0. NJ Haugan com
And5ew Wagsrom and George
intendent; Miss charlotte Knndson; Submission,
ownership party: Auditor, J. G. Young; treas
urer; Theo Sjordal; register. NJ. Grollinmund;
RDes County a~ a{totneS Of A.
son. =
+rs oLMsTEDTMAuaitGr. 7: L; Phelps; (rsp1 :;
deeds, Walter Eekholt rep), ]: Frank kennedy
Sdem; Slesk of court George s. Han mon Tep,
A. J. Kos (dem): judge Of probate J. A.
Leonard (rep). II. 0. Christensen (dem); super
1ntendent, George f. Howard (rep).
PoLK-The following, republican nominations
were made: Auditor, Nels A: Hoford; county
sheriff, Louis Gonyea; judge OF probate, Z. T.
Iorken; attorney, James II. Maybury; surveyor.
George A Ralph; clerk of court, w. A. Lane
George s. Chesterman. The democrats made
but one nomination for clerk, W. E. Black.
while the public ownership party will contest with
the following nominees: Auditor. August Lind
hlad; treasurer. John c. Sandberg; sheriff,
Hans NJ. Holmvick. The republican nominees
are at' present filling the offices in the county.
P1PEsToNE-sherir: w. H. Lake (rep.);
treas" I,a j. Hitchcock trepl clerk of court
attorney. z. P. Cady (rep) register, G. W.
Nash (rep); superintendent, +. s. Hanson
(rep.); judge of probate. G. I. Ring (rep.l:
auditor J. {. Marshall. peo.); treasurer. II: p:
Dimock (dcm.D: sheriff. George W. Pratt
ldem1 Judge Of probate; T.. NJ. Carr (dem.);
P1NE-Auditor, Hans Sandwich (rep.), W: H
Hanllin (d"In.l; treasurer. Nickerson Perkins
(rep.): register, james Il. Wandel (rep.); sher
if, r. j. Hawley (dem.); attorney, S. G.
Scott (rep); judge Of probate, Robert Wilcox
(dem.}; surveyor, John Mullen (rep); coroner,
Dr.. Il. L. Wiseman lre2) superintendent, R.
R1CL-J J. Rac!,ac, county auditor, had no
opposition; s. l. pettit Vep.) won the treas
| against F. H. Wilkowske rei.). II. r. Hutch
inson (rep.). candidate for register, defeated
e: r. retteys , by AL votes: \: B: childress
torney III place of E. II. Gipson by vote of
go majority. J. II. Lewis (rep.) defeated e.
l.. Peterson for Superintendent, by 80 votes.
{. y. Reed Crep.) was elected candidate for
| county surveyor by vote Of 81 majority over
W. 5. Weston The democrats nominated Jack
son Jones for treasurer
RoCK-C. S. Bruce auditor; P. O. skyberg,
| treasurer J. II. Adams, register; j. Il. Black,
! sheriff; c. H. Christooherson, county attorney
! Judge Of probate; Miss Edia 4. Headiey, super,
! uendent; all republicans.
swIFT-Auditor, Michael Ron,stad (rep.);
J: F. Uni (dem.) treasurer, John II.
nola n (rep) I. B. Anderson Sdem); register,
Jr (dem:); judge of probate, ]. N. Edwards
| (rep.), attorney. John I. Davis (rep), Charles
Kane rs% Int o. C. , 3uae
nounce herself as an independent candidate for
| reelection for superintendent.
sTEvENs-The following county officers have
| been nominated by the republicans: Auditor,
Frank e. Ware; treasurer. Carl Buckentin; sher-
if. s. j. Ryan; judge of probate, J. G. Morri-
D. 7. Wheaton; coroner Charles E. Caine SUI
perintendent Ray S. Roberts. Democratic can
didates nominated: Sheriff. J. F. Donovan reg
lister, Joseph j. Gahney; judge of probate, A.
E.. following repnblican
L. Swanson; treasurer, Godfrey Wickson; regis
ter F Fciax Rronate 5udse Al
Bailey; sheriff, NJ X. Tiff; county attorney, j.
B. BARTLETT Only the last-named will have
opposition at the POLLS in November.
sTEARNs-Republican Sheriff, O.. r. Hatton
Democratic county officers were nominated as
SSchmitt: sheriff B: J. ,Moritz; clerk, Il. J.
Limperch;, judge Of probate, 4. H: Klassen;
register, ]. NJ. Emmel; superintendent. Paul
J. D. Kow'lkowski, Ig. Kremer and J. II. Can
wber tseasrsr H. ro1eson register
deeds, W. L.. szawlowskt: sheriff, W. e. Paw:
Vance: surveyor, 0. B. Leland: coroner. Sam
uel Schaefer; clerk of district court. Martin J.
Lins; superintendent of schools Charles Archer
| Bradley; county commissioners A. II. Rayer.
| stedt. John J. Hammer
a%aer 5efeph
sontag: sheriff. Henry Biitgen; attorney. Rici
entine; coroner: john steinba'h clerk of dis:
! trct court. Emil Fakler; superintendent of
schools. William 4. Bugs: county commits
sioners, Jacob Voelker and John Roth.
WAsECA-Audtor, G. H. Bailor (rep.). J
F. Thanert (dem); treasurer, F. W. Roeslel
! (rep.), R. Meyers (dem.); sheriff, NJ. McDon
ough (rep.),. ]. Cahill (dem); probate judge
G. A. Wilson (rep.), William c. Wobschal
| (dem.): county attorney, A. S. Maloney (rep.)
| F. B. Andrews (dem. J.; register, J. Wollschlagel
(dem.); superintendent, l.. J. Larson (rep.) II
| Panzram (dem.).
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