The Primary Returns Light In Statewide Vote
Voter turnout across the state was light in many areas during the Tuesday primary. Governor Carroll appears to lead by about 5000 votes, with C. E. Peckett defeating Hull in the third district. George Cosson is nominated for attorney general, and Palmer and Thorne likely win railroad commissioner. Local contests in Pleasant Valley Township include Geo M. Simpson defeating W. M. Peek for county recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Hull
C. E. Peckett
George Cossom
D. J. Palmer
Clifford Thorne
Fayette County
Warren Garst ‘Ag
Geo M. Simpson
Arlington
W. M. Peek
Claude R. Porter
B. F. Carroll
Warren Gars
George W. Clark
Pinte
W. OC. Hayward
EOE
John L. Bleakly
George Cosson
W. We Morrow
Cetnee
William T. Chantl
Guy A. Feely
D. BE. Brainard
A. M. Devon
A. L. Homing
Adam Pickett
John FP. Riggs I. CG. Welty
Supreme Court
H. L. Bousquet
Burgessey, Gar
Grobb
Wendell W. Cornwall
Merton L. Ferson
Earl R. Ferguson
Christopher Ottosen
David J. Palmer
Ed Litz
James H. Wilson
Gilbert NZ Haugen
Ccccee
William Larrabee, Jr
Ticke
In Memoriam Charles Boots Dies After Tacoma Operation
Charles Augustus Boots born Elkader Iowa October 11 1871 died Tacoma Washington May 31 1910 at age 28 years 9 months 20 days. He visited Elgin twelve years ago en route from Ft Dodge to Buckley to join wife and daughters. He worked lumber mills as a teamster. Injured May 28 by iron bar, transported home and to Tacoma for operation but died on the table at 11. Funeral held June 2 at Elgin cemetery. he was well liked and leaves a sister Mrs Jennie Mosby and parents Mr and Mrs James Boots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Agustus Boots
Elkader
Iowa
Tacoma
Washington
Elgin
Ft. Dodge
Buckley
James Boots
Jennie Mosby
Vote of Thanks From Elgin Ladies Cemetery Association
The Elgin Ladies Cemetery Association publicly thanks all who aided the Memorial day program. The orchestra band speakers and Miss Schori who trained the boys in the drill are assured their work is greatly appreciated. By President Orper.
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Elgin Ladies’ Cemetery
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The
Elgin Savings Bank
Gus Gunderson
Sam’s Mosby
Cashier
Clermont-Elginton
West Union
Henry Lehman
Becker
Fred Bigler
Clermont
Fred Kohler
John’ Falk
Kensington’ Club
Falk
Aug Benson
Dows
O. M. Benson
C. S. Halstenson
Pleasant Valley Township
J. L.scallan
Harry Blunt
J. W. Winston
Ed BR. Clark
J. Falk
Ed Hanson
George Kipls
F. W. Hughe
Frank G. Gehring
J. Miller, Jr
O.W. Smith
Morse
Hugh Patterson
Melchr Luchsinger
Harold Williams Eigen
J. W. Miller
H. F
Democratic
Stephen H. Basher
Edwin G. Mogh
Parley Sheldon
A. J. Anders
John W. Blake
Aeee LB
James V. Curran
Charles H. Amos
C. E. Walters
Sede
Purc
H. A. Mitchell
Robert van Boskirk
Supreme If Court
George Harnaggl
Walter H. Dewey Nixon P. Jones
Ith
D. D. Murphy
Wist
Carl Evans
Chester H. Paul
Thomas Loftus
Holmes
B. C. McConell
George M. Simpson
IW. C. Lewis
R. H. Belknap
John G. Schmidt
W. Morae
J. F. Gale
Board of Supervisors
Gus Gunderson - Ston
W. FH. Walrath
C. A. Baldwin Theo, Schmid
M. G. Webb
Hugh Patterson John Bauman
of the Peace
John Falk
George Miller
James Cooney
W.C. Lewis
C. Li, Crider
W.F. Klammer
West
Coventry
Egos Gah
J. R. Fay
Justice of the Peace
Sam Greenley
John Conner
En Hanson
Henry Follett
Fred E. Kohler
Chas
Monnahan H
Hadsel
George Vander Wu
Vinton
John Kohler
T. J. Capper
Len Reed
John Boleyn
Mosby
A. M. Weibel
Frank Boyle
Seevercecstein
Melbhy Luchsinger
HS. Hadsol
M. Luchsinger
Aug. Benson
C. Theo Schmid
Clermont-Elgin
Castalia
Wm. Legge
Freiburghaus
City Drug Store
C. 8. Halstennon
C. J. Harrington
Citizens
State OF Elgin
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C. F. Becker
Ben Schori, Pres
Lowa