Ruggles Seeks Sauk County District Attorney Post
Sauk County voters are urged to back Daniel Ruggles, a Baraboo lawyer born in 1866, as Republican District Attorney. The profile paints him as self made, dependable, tough proponent of clients lacking pay, with deep county ties and no partnerships, prioritizing county welfare and orderly legal action.
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Daniel Ruggles
Sauk County
Prairie du Lac
Sauk City
Baraboo
R. D. Evans
Evans
Ruggles
LaValle
Grant Dryer for Sheriff Nomination in Sauk County
Grant Dryer, a Dellona native born in 1868 and longtime local farmer, seeks the Republican nomination for Sauk County Sheriff in the September primary. The ad touts his spotless character, steady integrity, and proven business success, arguing his record as a county official and farmer predicts effective law enforcement.
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Commonwealth
Grant Dryer
Sauk County
Dellona
Dryer
Powell for Register of Deeds in Sauk County
E L Powell of North Freedom is a longtime Sauk County resident and Republican who has operated a local business for many years. He seeks the office of Register of Deeds and urges votes at the Tuesday September 1 primary election.
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E. L. Powell
North Freedom
Sauk County
Office of Register of Deeds
Powell
James H Hill Seeks Republican Nomination for Sauk County Clerk
James H Hill announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sauk County Clerk in the September 1 1908 primary and asks voters for their support. He signs the notice stating his full name and campaign intent.
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Sauk County
James H. Hill
Candidate files for County Clerk nomination
S H Wood announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Clerk in the upcoming primary. Wood seeks party support to win the county clerk race.
Peterson declares candidacy for Congress Third District
Atley Peterson of Soldiers Grove Wisconsin announces his Republican nomination bid for Congress Third District before the upcoming primaries. He pledges to work for the best interests of the district and state if nominated and elected. Miss Hunter returns from a week with Mr and Mrs Herbert Odeil in Waterloo Wisconsin.
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Congress
Atley Peterson
Soldiers Grove
Wis
Miss Hunter
Mrs. Herbert Odeil
Waterloo, Wis
Assemblyman Cahoon Seeks Reelection in Sauk County
The Baraboo born Assemblyman Wilber Cahoon seeks the Republican renomination for another term. He is praised for progressive voting, careful economy, and attention to railroad, farmer, and labor interests. Voters in the First Assembly District of Sauk County are urged to support his re nomination and election.
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Assembly
Wisconsin
Cahoon
Sauk County
Major Hackett for Sheriff in Sauk County
North Freedom’s Major N B Hackett seeks the Republican nomination for sheriff in the September 1 primary. Described as genial and seasoned, he appeals to friends for support, pledging to run a worthy county office and respect opponents.
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N. B. Hackett
Candidate for the Assembly Promotes roads and reform
A candidate for the Assembly pledges park creation at Devil's Lake and an electric road from Madison to Prairie du Lac through the district. He seeks state aid for roads, rail and utility fairness, and supports initiative referendums and temperance reform while aiming to win a fair contest with Cahoon and Mather.
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Devil’s Lake
Madison
Prairie du Lac
Baraboo
Delton
Kilbourn
Assembly
Cahoon
Mather
County Treasurer Candidate James Assarroll Faces Primary
The Excelsior Republican candidate for county treasurer, James Assarroll, is described as a native born in the area. He owns forty one properties and has served as school clerk, superintendent, and town treasurer twice. If elected he pledges courteous conduct in office.
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Carl M. du Bois
Baraboo
James
As'Carroll
Excelsior
Tha
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Register of Deeds
S. H. Wood
People’s Choice For
Wilber Cahoon
Major Hackett
Major
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W. H. McFetridge
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