Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-03
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Hilsboro
| Cook 20, Hatton Is, McGovern 5.
Stephenson 27; Strange 81, Trott
man AZ; Bernardy ID, Dahl 81; Alb
bott 22, Beedle AZ; Kopp 23, Ma
loney Sc, Peterson IA.
Spring Green.
Brown 20, Hoyt 4; Awkward "a,
Schm1tz 8; Gettings Y, Schultz 49,;
Heslin 10, Pierstorff 10; Guilliaume
-, Neuens 10; Murphy 81.
Cook 5, Hatton II. McGovern 2,
Stephenson 35; Strange 81, Trott-
mann so; Bernardy Al, Dahl 60; Alb
bolt 40. Beedle oO; Copp "a, Mahoney
Y, Peterson IS.
Montel!o, Wis, Sept. Brown A.,
Hoyt 5, Awkward 81, Schmitz, Z; Get
tings 20, Schultz IS; HesIin 81; Piers
torf 3; Guilliaume % Neunens II;
Jones 43, Lewis 8.
Stephenson II, Hatton 4, Cook 81,
McGovern AZ; Strange 80, Trottmann
sc; Bernardy 50, Dahl rs; Abbott 81
Beedle "a; Nelson 50; Russell SO.
Where Hatton Is At Home.
W'aupaca, Sept ELEVEN towns
in Waupaca county give Cook 495.
Hatton 1904, McGovern 1913. Stephen
son 1876.
Ike Big Gun in Rock.
GAINESVILLE, Sept. 2.-All precincts
in Rock county outside of GAINESVILLE
voted as follows: Cook 1913, Hatton
AS, McGovern 1856 and Stephenson
955.
AyIward Sweeps Columbia.
Portage, Wis, Sept. 2.-Columbia
county, 80 out of 40 precincts, give
Aylward 294, Schmitz 1T, Trottman
958, Strange 1,139; Dahl 1927, Ber-
nardy Cal; Stephenson 1,124, Hatton
541, McGovern 635, Cook 1856; Russell
1,045, Nelson 1888; Jones 317, Lewis
72 (25 of 40 precincts). Assembly
man first district, Scott TAP, Towers
1856 e precincts lacking).
Cook and Ike Close.
Richland Center, Sept. 2.-Returns
Of the senatorial vote are as follows:
Cook 571, Hatton 181, McGovern SIS
and Stephenson 623; for congress,
Kopp 800, Mahoney 512, Peterson 5O4
H. Bancroft carried the county for
to the assembly. White,
democrat, carried the county by over
200. James carries to l over De
Lap for state senator.
In Sam Cooks Territory.
ShebOygan Falls, Wis, Sept. e
The vote in the village of Sheboygan
Falls, United States senate, Cook
IS, Hatton "a, McGovern 6, Stephen
son II, Brown 40, Hoyt 50. Aylward
35, Schmitz ga; Strange SO, Trott-
mann, Is, Gettings 30, Schmitz SO;
Bernady "a, Dahl 81; Heslin Al, Piers
torff 40; Abbott %, Beedle %; Gull |
flame 27, Neuens 81.
Uncle Ike Sweeps the Deck. /
Barron, Wis, Sept. City of Bar
IT, Stephenson 1870; Jenkins 1913, Len
root 14S. Town of Barron, Cook l,
Iatton 81, McGovern !, Stephenson
Sc; Jenkins 80, Lenroot As. Heavy
7ote was polled and Uncle Ike is
sweeping the deck.
Oshkosh For Cook.
Oshkosh, Wis, Sept. q Eleven
precincts in Winnebago county give
). A Cook FOL, Hatton SO, McGovern
36, Stephenson 1877. For governor six
precincts give Aylward 55, Schmitz
.6, Davidson 436.
Sank Goes for Cook.
Baraboo, Sept. Cook carried
Sank county. He received LOO, Hat
on 600, McGovern 500, Stephenson
800.
Kopp leads in the race for the nom
nation for congress in the third dis
riot. Sank county gave him 1900
,otes against 700 for Mahoney and $50
or Peterson.
Strange, Dahl and Beedle carried the
county.
Former Assemblyman Cahoon de-
Gated Edward McFetridge for the
for assembly in the Bar
boo district, and the republicans
nominated the following county
icket: for treasurer, Carl Du Bots;
or register of deeds, S. q. Hutson;
or sheriff, Grant Dryer; for district
attorney, James A. Malone; for clerk
# the court, James H. Hill; for
county clerk, S. H. Wood.
B. H. Cady was nominated for as
embly in the first district.