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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-09-22
ARTESlAN WELL WILL
SAVE FISHING RESORT

Plankinton, S. D., Sept. 1s.-Through
the personal efforts of Thomas Wa
Taubrlan, editor of the plankintor
Herald. and other residents of Plank
inton and Aurora county, funds neces'
a to sink an artesian well on thu
shore of Fish lake, a fine body of wa
ter some miles from here, have beer
raised by voluntary subscription
among the residents of the county. Tho
lake is well stocked with fish, but the
dry season has caused the water to
lower to such an extent that If some.
thing vas not done the water would
freeze to the bottom of the lake and
all the fish would be killed. 1t was
decided hat an artesian we'll would
not only increase the supply of water
but would keep the water in circula.
ton for a considerable distance from
the shore and thus prevent the lake
freezing solid and killing the fish, II
is proposed to sink a we'll four inches
in diameter. A well of this size will
cost about 81, 200 and this amount now
has been raised. The work of drilling
the well will be commenced at the
earliest possible date. Fish lake, with
a proper stage of water In it, will be
the leading fishing and hunting resort
of this part of the state.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-09-22
DOG WITH RABIES BITES
CHILD AT WOONSockET


Woonsocket, S. D., Sept. ia mad
dog scare exists here. and as a pre-
cautionary measure Mayor Hobart has
ordered all dogs muzzled until danger
is past. The scare had it's inception.
when the eldest son of Mr.. n Mrs,
bitten by the family dog. The animal
was shot, Inc as it had
acted queerly for several days. its
brains We're sent to Chicago for exam
nation. The experts there reported
that there was not the slightest doubt
mat the dog at the time Of it's death
YVES afflicted with hydrophobia. While
no effects We're noticeable from the
bite, Mr.. Berlin, rather than take.
chances. has taken his little son TO-
Chicago for treatment.
BUFFALO COUNTY HOLDS FAIR.
Buffalo Gap, S. D.. Sept. 17.-Prep-
annual fair and exhibit of the Buffalo
sap Fair association, which will be
held here September 10, 20 and 81. The
fair and exhibit this year will surpas.r
previous efforts on the part Of the as,
ISOLATION.
GETS OFFICE BEFORE ELECTION
Aberdeen, S. D., Sept. I'm M
Guhin, the republican nominee for.
county superintendent, been D
pointed superintendent BY the board
OF county commissioners, to fill the.
vacancy caused by the recent death.
OF County Superintendent Ole Jorgen.
son.
FARMERS BINDING CORN
TO SECURE FODDER
Fairfax, S. D., Sept. flowing to
/, the light hay crop there has beer o
very heavy demand for corn binders III
this section this year. Usually the corr-
nag been picked in the field and Their
the stock turned into the stalks, but
the stalks are too valuable this yeaI
TO waste. SO the farmers are cutting
away. The crop is about half the ls.
| 'lal yield.
There have been two or three light
tfrosts during the past 10 days. with,
little damage except on lower levels.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-09-22
LAND COMMISSIONER
PICKS STATE TRACTS
IN FOREST RESERVE
Disputed Rights Between GOV
eminent and State Are Fin
ally Adjusted,

Pierre. S. D.. Sept. 19.-J. E. Irurah
deputy commissioner of school ane
public lands, has gone to Deadwood tS
direct the appraisal of timber on Co.
600 acres of land in the government
forest reserve of the Black Hills Unti
a short time ago, the title to TINS late
claimed by the state OF South Dakot'
was disputed by the national govern
ment on the ground that at the t!lh'
the state signifed its intention TO re-
serve the lane the survey was not COM
plete. An agreement was reacheu Re'
tween Commissioner Dokken, of th'
land department of the state, ana tns
department of the interior whereby tnt
state was to be given title to the lano'
which it claimed with the proVlslof
that an exchange should be made oi
these lands, which are scattered her,
and there throughout the millions o.
acres composing the government re;
serve, for a tract of equal acreage ane
value.
BY his arrangement both nationa
and state lands are distinct n separ'
ate, and thus more convenient Tor ad'
ministration. During the past rev
months the field agents of the stat
office have been at work placing a
value on the standing timber on the
crisinal land belonging to the state
and the present occupation Of Deputy
Truran n a force of clerks Is tha'
of ascertaining the wealth of the lands
offered by the national government IL
exchange.
The Firemen's Insurance company
of Newark, N. j., a fire insurance com
pany capitalized at $1,000, 600, has been
licensed by the commissioner of in.
uranc to transact business in South
Dakota.
September "a is the ate set by the
board of railroad commissioners for q
hearing in the ease of a petition on
the residents ut Oral, S. D., for per.
manent depot and agent. OraH is loA
Gated on the Chicago & Northwestern
railway. The board Of commissioners
will convene in regular monthly session
on September %.
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Woodward to be assistant superin-

Woodward to be assistant superin-
tendent there.
>fr. and Mrs. Frank House Of Of
tumwa was visiting at the parental
John Madison home over Sunday.
Hughey Owens moved his family to
Lockman Monday where he will work
in the mines.
There has been several families
moved away from here In the past
three weeks as there will be no work
here this summer.
Mrs. Ralph Kimbler is on the sick
list but is getting some better.
w. II .Burdan and Edwin Sincox
were in Abba Monday after the ballots
for election.
WIN. Anderson and wife visited with
friends in Lockrnan Sunday.
The coal company is taking down
the tipple and tower at the abandoned
mines.
Frank Bell Is having a severe attack
Of rheumatism.
W. H. Rowe was visiting friends in
woodward last week. He may decided
to locate there.
Miss sigma Erickson of Abba visit
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CRAkEV'LLE.

~
Mrs Winnie Slagle spent last We'd.
nesday in Mystic with her daughter,
Mrs Jennie La Raugh.
Mrs Ira Rough and son. Carl, OF
Waterloo, visited last week at the
Emry Rough home.
Mrs. Fent Duke was an over night
visitor last Wednesday with hel
daughter, Mrs Iva Hambleton, neal
Floris.
Mr.. ard Mrs. o. NJ. Housley of Tren.
ton, Mo-, spent Memorial day at this
place.
DR.. Fred Clark of WATERFOWL, Ill,
sepnt Monday at the home of his sis
ter. Mrs. Will Putnam,
Miss Hester Conner of Belknar
was the guest Monday Of Miss Agnes
Hanshaw.
Mrs. Picket of Ottumwa is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Hanshaw and fam
lily
Mr.. and Mrs. Sewers spent Sunday
near Bunch.
Mr.. and Mr.. Ruel Turner spent
Monday at the parental r. w. Duke
home.
Miss Irene Grant returned Saturday
from a two weeks visit in Allerton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Van Landing.
ham were callers Sunday at the Mas
Jones home.
Mrs. Josephine Breeding Of Ottum.
wa Is visiting friends at this place.
Howard Johnston, wife mad son,
Doyle, spent Monday at the parental
William Newkirk home.
William Quigley, while working at
the John Smith saw mill between
Bunch and Unionville, had the misfor-
tune to fall from tree breaking a
limb and sustaining severe bruises.
Rev. HUFF, pastor of the M. e.
church, Is critically Ill at his home.
His many relatives and friends are
at his bedside. He had preached at
Ash Grove at II o'clock Sunday morn
ing and addressed the people in the
afternoon at Ormanville. He was due
in Drakeville for the night services.
but on reaching home he was put un-
der a physicians care, where he has
been since. All that loving hands and
medical skill can do IS being done for
him.
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THE Van buren,
COUNTY RETURNS
FULL VOTE COMPLETED ON THE
STATE AND COUNTY
TICKETS.

Keosauqua, June 9.-(Special.) -
The full vote for Van Buren, county is
as follows: a-f :.' l'a.EA a.
Republican.
For governor-Carroll LIP, Garst
1876.
For State OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ger 1901.
For congress Kennedy 1,004,
Brookhart $50.
For representative White 4s7,
Young 366, Bell 404, Jones 260.
For auditor-Donaho 1864. =.
For treasurer-Walker $50, Booth
$50, Jackson 419.
For clerk-Truax 1910,
For sheriff-Morrison 227, Proper
2S7, Fellows STA, Haney 448.
For recorder-Regur 200, Beer $40,
Mort 634.
For CO. Attorney-Irish $50, New
bold 94S.
For CO. superintendent Bingham
1853, Moore 773.
For supervisor-Woodro 1857,
Morris 1906.
For surveyor-Craig 1925.
The Democratic vote was light. For
governor Porter leads and for con-
gress Pollard of Fl. Madison received
the most votes. Other Democrats NOM
mated were:
Representatives,. H. Bauman
Auditor-H. e. Duckworth.
Treasurer. E. Meek.
Clerk-W H. Delaney.
Sheriff-W. S. Elerick
Recorder-John T. Tharp.
Co. Attorney-W. D. Mccormick.
Supervisors-H. Wallingford and A..
B. Hale.
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EDDYNIL,-

&
Mrs. e. L. Bay left this morning for
Sabetha, Kans., where she win visit
for a week with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. B. Wickham and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Chord of Oska-
loose returned to their home this
morning after spending Sunday with
his brother George Chord and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pet Baker and family
spent Sunday at Wright with her sis
George Chitwood and Miss Emma
Norris drove over to Wright Sunday
and spent the afternoon at the James
Glen home and attended the program
at the Union church in the evening.
They were accompanied home by Miss
Lily Baker.
Miss Jhnet Kerran was a passenger
to Colfax this morning to visit her
sister who Is taking treatments there.
Roy Snyder was a passenger to Des
Moines this morning.
Miss Rose O'Conner who has en-
ploynent in Ottumwa was an over
Sunday visitor at home.
Mesdames Martin Swintek, Jason
Watkins, Dee Mater and daughters
went to sigourney this morning to at
tend the S. D. A. meeting.
Mace Hagan Of Oskaloosa came
down this morning to see his sister,
Mrs. M. A. Lester who has been SER
iously ILL.,
Ed Lester Of Abba came over this
morning to see his mother Mrs. M. A.
Lester and from here went to OF
tunwa to transact business.
At the Alumni meeting Of the Ed
dyyille high school Saturday evening
about eighty members were present.
The address Of welcome was made by
Miss Mary O'Conner, class o5 and re-
Spouse by Alfred hatcher, class 10.
Superintendent Miss Emma Nye made
one Of her pleasing talks that was ap-
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5 SIGOURNEY.

The body Of Mrs. Katherine Mary
Beatty was brought here from Los
Angeles, Calf, where she died May
II. aged 81 years. She leaves surviving,
her husband, William Beatty and one
son, DR.. j. D. Beatty and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. O. ]. Renfro Of Los Angeles
and one son w. D. Beatty and two
brothers, Saylor and Charles Shanafelt
OF Sigourney. Funeral took place on
Tuesday afternoon, conducted by
Rev. Swickard of the Methodist
church.
Miss Adel Page returned Saturday
from New York City where she has
been an extended visit.
Gus Kracht, c. G. Hartzell and c. c.
Heninger retu. ned Monday morning
from North Dakota where they went
On a land inspection tour.
w. II. Young of Hedrick was
business visitor in Sigourney Mon
day.
Mrs w. j. Sayre who has been Wis
NinS at TIA =. L. Goeldner home for
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= DUDLEY. =
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Miss Lottie Gunnarson is visiting
with relatives in Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Stodghill WIS.,
tied with relatives south OF town
Sunday.
Mrs. G. E. Gay and Miss Elsie john
son were county seat visitors Satur-
day.
Chas. Olney and Will Stodghill were
business visitors south Of town Mon
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gustavison OF
Ottumwa and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Peterson and children Of Chillicothe
returned to their home Sunday even
ing on Burlington No. after visit at
the John Peterson home.
Wilfred Johnson is on the sick list.
Miss Clara Huffman Of Munterville
visited Sunday with Miss Mary Swan
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson enter
tanned a number of their relatives and
friends at their home Sunday.
Tom Stevens is putting In fence
for w. W. Rapp on his farm south.
west of town.
Ed Anderson and Joe Robinson
were Ottumwa visitors Friday.
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preciated by all present. Mrs. Chas
Bolibaugh delivered an original poem
entitled "A Medley a piano solo wat
rendered by Miss Bertha Wauganar
also one by Mrs. Mabel tCawley The
following officers for the coming year:
Ida WEIGH. president: Mary O'conner.
secretary and Mabel Cawley. treasurer;
Jce cream, cake and Strawberries We're
served.
The presiding elder. Rev. Stoddare
OF GrinneIl gave an able discourse al
the N. E. church Sunday morning
From the text What is Man was an
able sermon delivered in the evenins
by the pastor Rev. +. F; Seeds to
large congregation
Rev. Lucy Carter Of the Congrega-
tional church took for her subject
'The Fools Rubbish and the Wise
Mans Factory Mrs. E.. L. Bay and
Miss Margaret Keller played a duet
which was much appreciated by the
large congregation present.
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REP UBL|CANS
Of WISCONSIN
|ND0RSE I 1T
CONVENTION AFTER ADOPTING
PLATFORM SELECTS CAM
PAIGN COMMITTEE TO REoR.
GANlZE PARTY IN STATE.

Milwaukee, Wis. June 9.-The Re
publican state convention resumed It's
session this morning and the PLATFORM
reported by the resolutions commit.
tee was unanimously adopted.
The platform reported to the Repuh
lican state convention by the resolu
lions committee declared adherence to
the national platform Of 1908; ap
proves the Taft administration and ap
plauds his fidelity to the party's
pledges; approves the present tariff
law as "a real progressive measure;
endorses Governor Davidson's admin
istration; fayors publicity of campaign
expenditures and favors the appoint.
ment of a committee to reorganize tbs
party throughout the state.
With the selection Of campaign
committee consisting of two members
from each congressional district, and
choosing VIM. D. Conner of Marsh.
field as state chairman, the convention
adjourned sine die.
Vice President Sherman, who came
for the purpose of addressing the con
vention, was given an ovation last
night.
Sherman on insurgency.
Mr.. Sherman SAID IN part:
For over fifty years the Republican
party has been steadily increasing In
numbers and gaining in power" said
he, seeming to grow stronger after
every insurgent movement and in each
instance gaining more numbers thar
we lost In 1884 another element OF In
surgency arose and seemed to be tenn
porarily successful though its dura
ton was short and without result. IN
1896 another kind Of insurgent cams
to the front in the guise Of the so
called silver Republicans who man
fully and courageously, when they saw
they could not endorse the Republican
platform and the Republican candidate
of that year. left the national conven
ton in body. The place of every one
however, who left the party that year
was filled by at least two so-called
gold Democrats, most of whom have
since remained with the party Of final.
cial integrity and stability.
"We are now confronted again b.
insurgency in the party. though it II
by no means united movement, as
it may be said that there are nearly
as; many kinds Of insurg ency as there
are insurgents. 1 believe, however
that the strength of the Republican
party will in no way be weakened.
but that it will go to the polls next NO
vember and record a victory and again
be successful when it votes for its cal
diate for president in 1912"
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COMPLETE RETURNS FROM ALL
COUNTIES SHOW UNUSUAL
STRENGTH BY MANY AePiR.
ANTS TO POLITICAL JOBS.
CARROLL LEADS ALL
IN THE MAJORITIES
CLOSE FIGHT IN MANY WARDS
FOR COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP
NOMINATIONS; CONVENTIONS
WILL be BUSY.

The semi-ohicial figures for all Wa
pello county, completed following the
receipt Of the Fourth ward returns at
the Office of the county auditor this
morning, show but little change from
the figures announced in the Courier
last night. Governor B. F. Carroll
heads all candidates in both big par
ties In the matter Of majorities, Sc
curing 1874 votes more than Warren
Garst for the head Of the Republican
ticket. In the county offices and
township posts some pretty races were
run in both parties. G. w. Whitmore
defeated L. H. Young for state sena-
tor by a majority Of 255. Harry Gre
mer has plurality over the other
leading candidates for sheriff Of 234.
A. W. Roberts and J. r. Stodghill were
the successful candidates for the NOM
ination for supervisor, and L. L..
Swenson won out in the recorder race
over Mrs. Elizabeth Llewllyn. In the
township Offices, w. J. Berry and M
L. Kirk received the greatest number
of votes for Justice of the peace, and
c. A. Crawley and w. A. Derby were
the choice for constable.
In the Democratic primary, John F.
Weber won out over c. A. Henry by
a majority of 45S. George Phillips de-
feated Charles Deeds for the ONCE of
county clerk by 20 and William Knox
polled majority Of 80 over the other
candidates for sheriff.
L. e. Cavley was victorious in the
race for nomination for recorder Fred
Wilcox aud Steve Barnes were the
choice for justice Of the peace and M.
w. Crisswell and James HUFFMAN
were the victors in the constable race.
The complete vote for the Republic
can and Democratic of1ces follow:
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WITH ALL BUT TWO COUNTIES IN
THE ONLY QUESTION NOW Is
SIZE OF HIS LEAD; REGULARS
CONTROL CONVENTION.
FULL RETURNS ON
THECONGRESSMEN
?RoUTY's MAJORITY INCREASED
70 5000; PEPPERS MAJORITY
REDUCED, BUT HE Is NOMlN-
ATED BY SAFE VOTE.

Des Moines, June 9.-With only
TWO counties to hear from Gov. Car
rolls majority Is from 5000 to S,ooo'
The "standpat" element claims enough
delegates to insure complete control
Of the state convention, which Will
write a platform endorsing the Taft
administration. A majority OF $50 del
egatss is claimed in the convention by
The Carroll managers.
Peppers Majority 2o8.
Davenport, June 9.-(SpeciaD -
Complete returns from the Second
aistrict shows 1. Pepper of Musca'
tine was nominated by the Democrats
over DR.. DeArmond for congress by a
majority Of 208. De Armand says he
will await the official returns before
making any statement.
Towner Wins by 621.
Charlton, June 9.-Judge H. M.
Towner's nomination is conceded by
the Darrah men at Charlton. Judge
Towner will have about 600 margin IN
the district, although he had been
claiming 1t by 1900 or 1000.
There was no feeling in the Eighth
district contest and the Republicans
there are SO united that there is no
doubt Of the election Of Judge Towner
to succeed the Democratic member
from this district. The vote follows:
! a. - m
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the past few days left for her home In
Des Moines.

the past few days left for her home In
Des Moines.
Rev. D. w. Morgan, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at this place
for the past two years on Sunday
evening rendered his resignation as
pastor of the church to take effect July
/. Rev. Morgan has received call
from a church in Illinois.
State Superintendent j. F. Riggs Of
Des Moines arrived in Si~ourney on
Monday to be here for the primary
election on Tuesday.
Anton Feltz Of Harper was a busi-
ness caller in Sigourney Monday.
Mrs. Pauline Pencil of Kansas City
Mo, arrived in Sigourney Saturday for
an extended visit with DR.. and Mrs. +.
A. Strawbridge.
DR.. C. A. Schreiner Of Ollie, was In
Sigourney Monday on business.
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The County Ticket.
For CO. Auditor-John A. DeMuth
1884, A. ]. Hicks 659.
For Co. Clerk-Boyd Miller 2,103.
For Co. Treas.-Palmer 2,070.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2,0S2.
Mitchell 131, Woofter 554
Griffin LIT. - s.-4t
Co.. Supt-Harlow 1851, Mahon 63s
Co. Atty.-Huebner 1.134, Price 1,070
Surveyor-Payne 1851, Thomas 1868
Coroner-Black $50, Hyatt 1,475
Observation-Disclosures S37; Romp
632. Hinton 654.
For Observation-Disclosures 1,04s,
Thompson 1865.
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ed over .-unday with her mother Mrs.
Oscar Erickson.
Miss Kate Conway of Des Moines
was calling on her many friends here
last week.
Miss F'reeda Benson has gone to Des
Moines where she has secured employ
ment.
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THE JEFFERSON
COUNTY RETURNS
COMPLETE VOTE GIVES CARROLL
OVER 500; HEMINGER
RAN STRONG.

Fairfield, June 9.-(SpeciaI-Com-
plete returns are in for Jefferson
county. In the county ticket there
were contests for Republican Offices,
but only one contest between the
Democrats. The official result on the
contested Offices follows:
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= FOSTER.

Fred Hickenlooper Of Ottunwa was
In Foster Sunday betweent trains.
Charles Pahst was business visitor
in Ottumwa Saturday and Sunday.
The coal company are taking seven
houses from here to their Bear Creek
mines
Charles AIDES who has been superin-
tendent Of the mines here has gone to
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The Total Vote on
Governor by Counties

Following is a table giving the semi
Official vote in most of the counties
of the state on the head of the ticket
in the primary election Of Tuesday:
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Kennedy Got 3.10o.


Burlington. June 9.-Complete re-
turns from the first Iowa district give
Congressman Kennedy 3,104 majority
over Brookhart, progressive, for con-
gress Brookhart carried his home
county, Washington, by 26S. Follow
ing were the majorities by counties:
Des Mones. Kennedy 617; Henry, Ken
nedy, TOT; Jefferson, Kennedy, 80;
Lee, Kennedy, 1000; Louisa, Ken
nedy, 215; Van Buren,, Kennedy, 500;
Washington, Brookhart, 1858.
Smith Got 1888.
Council Bluffs, June 9.-The Ninth
district complete gives the following
majorities: Smith - Pottawattam1e,
$50, Adair 1856, Cass 800, Mills 49,,
Harrison Isl, Montgomery %. Byers-
Guthrie 80, Audubon 100, Shelby GA.
Smiths majority 1888.
Prouty Victor by 5000.
Des Moines, June 9-Semi-oft1cial
reports from over the Seventh district
received in Des Moines yesterday
established the nomination Of Judge
Prouty for congress over Congress
mani. A. T. Hull in the primaies OF
Tuesday, and increased the claims OF
the Prouty forces Tuesday night. He
is victor in the district by 5000 votes.
In the first estimates Judge Prouty's
managers figured on losing several
counties in the district but were claim
Ing victory by 1000 votes.
Judge Prouty did not lose county
in the district, however, as has been
learned from the reports received. He
carried even Captain Hull's strong
hold, Madison county, by "a votes.
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The returns from Clinton give Car
roll 143 majority and Marion 252 ma
jority. Incomplete returns from
Chickasaw, Emmett and Va-ne. make
it certain that Carrolls majority will
exceed 5000.
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L. L. Swenson 1856
w. s. Wilson Jr. ............... 315
Swenson'a plurality ......... 131
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Total ............ 8I,010 o0,ooo
zone or two precincts missing.
CARROTS majority in "a counties 1889
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For County Coroner.
A. w. Slaught <. .2,o42