Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-04-14
Clerk-Frank Tyler.

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Vinje 3d. Martin 60.
Village La Vale
SUPERVISORY. S. Barnett
Presidential. E. Blank.
Trustees-L. o. Waller, Phil Apple
H. J. Anderson.
Clerk-Jule Doering.
Treasurer-Harry Thornton.
Assessor-M. Grover.
Constable-A. J. Kropp.
J. P.-George Inman.
Town Winfield
Chm. P. J. Horkan, Frank Fisher, J..
Montgomery.
Town Clerk-A tie vote between S.
48 votes.
Treasurer-JameS Hirst.
Assessor-Frank Johnson.
Justice Of Peace-Geo. Greenwood,
Fred Farber.
Constables-Albert Hawkins IS and
VIM. Hart "a.
John Jackson "a, Frances Witty "a
For State Superintendent Cary q,
Callahan AZ.
Prairie du Sac
The election in Prairie du Sac
brought out 292 voters, 102 of whom
were women who for the first time
participated in the election of those
who govern the affairs of Prairie du
Sac. There were a number Of con-
tests on this year and when the
votes were counted the following
was the result:
President-Wm Bonham 100, Carl
Lehman 109 Clerk Leroy Gait
shall 191, J. L. P. Accola 81. Treas
urer-Henry Felix 273. Assessor
Samuel Darlington 243. Constable
Louis Schara PA, Geo. Gruber "a.
Justice of the peace for two years
Leroy Gattshall 224, Otto Gasner
Al. Justice Of the peace for one
year-Edwin Steidtmann. (There was
no name printed on the ballot for
this office and Mr.. Steidtmann re-
ceived the highest number Of votes
cast.) SUPERVISOR. P. Doll 167,
Samuel Darlington 113. Trustees-J.
P. Doll 249. VIM. Schneider and
VIM. Buehler 1856 and Sc respectively.
H. G. Vogel 254.
And John Vinje for justice OF the
supreme court received 223 votes.
The candidates for state superin-
tendent of schools received the fol-
lowing vote, Cary LA and Callahan
rs. August II. Martin for county
superintendent of schools received
221 votes
Town of Merrimack
Chairman, Chas. Herr; supervisors
D. D. Promo and Arthur Graf; clerk
Robt. Atom; treasurer, Louis Redde-
man; assessor, ]. D. Steuber; con-
stable, Arthur Farnsworth.
Sumpter
Chairman u. d. Mather; supervis-
ors, Geo. Leppla, and J. P. Steidt-
man; clerk, Garth Promo; treasurer,
F. w. Bass; assessor, H. X. Hill; JUS
tees of the peace for one year. Law
renee Keller and Lewis Young; con-
stables John Gibbs and Walter
Schweppe.
Town Prairie du Sac
Chairman Jos. Schoephoerster; SUI
pervisors, VIM. A. Meyer and Chris.
Kindschi; clerk H. F. Lodde; treas
urer, Henry Koenig; assessor, Ernest
Marks; justice of the peace, H. F.
LOdde; no constables were elected.
Honey Creek
Chairman, Chas. Steuber; supervis-
ors, Chas. Kuhnau and John Zfck:
clerk, Clarence Denzer; treasurer, L.
G. Mueller; assessor, VIM. Wenzel;
justices Of the peace, A. H. Ochsner,
Alfred Mallon ana Henry Groto-
phorst; constables, Roy Gasser, Ed
die Wenzel and Arthur lick.
Troy
Chairman, Chas. Enge; supervis-
ors, Robert Fuchs and Robert VIII
helm; treasurer, Conrad Adam as
SCISSOR, Henry Guhl Sr.; justices of
the peace, VIM. Pierce and Chas.
Enge; constables, Robert Hoppe
Marcus Loether and Walter SPEECH
er.
Sank City
The following officers were elect
ed at Tuesdays election; President,
Jos. Dresser; trustees, F. J. Meyer,
John Schneider, Geo. Geier; clerk,
P. j. R. Post; treasurer, Frank Sur
ges; assessor. JOS Schmiedhofer:
Jos. 3rilliott; supervisor,
Robert Homberger; justice of the
peace, John Schneider; police JUS
tice, P. J. r. Post
And John Vinje for justice of the
supreme court received 1879 votes.
G. P Cary and John Callahan, can
didates for state superintendent re-
ceived 70 and So votes respectively.
A. H. Martin, candidate for county
received 120 votes
The total number of votes cast was