Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-10-08

ltItNIt&lpf1Can ana pie ~
on Friday, Oct As weaihetpre stated
The fichet was pssitlssy aon;na.cd IN the
Repnbaican in1seniio these no,ninA:
Itions catlofr,d IN The PenpIc 's conventpni
the ticket filed . ont b The People's.
convention. and .these nominations In,
turn endorsed by tile Repu blican con-.
veMtion. We personally know thar
every candidate, Republican and Demo-.
cratic alike, in working for the success.
of thesvl,ole ticket. Every man ON the;
ticket desires its con,pl success, and
none will l he sacri foed Houde, Gravel,
Ren,feltl and Ifortier are working for
their Rspnbi lean associates, and ins turn
win receive he support Of every Repub-,
llcar on the ticket. Il is as 1T should
he. and is.the only way to make cenain
the defeat Of the Rasicot and Stoll crowd
a defeat thatns certain with a determined
and united effort Of the candidates and
interests That are opposed to them. The
ticket throughout is as good as could be.
selected in The quality Of The men, but
also IN the strength that each can bring
70 the ticket. .> = ! = y I. :.
Lyman Signor, the candidate for reg.
lister Of deeds Is asman who needs no
COMMUNICATION to the people of Morrison
cOanty The important work Of his
Office Is performed With such care. skill
and exactness that no we'll wisher of the
couH,y'ssin,erests can want to gee him
defeated. He is always pleasant and
agreeable, and his usual good humor is
not now less apparent just because his
election is certain. H.. + ,s..., - :
The people have again called Leon
Houde tn be their candidate for clerk of
the dlstric court, and the Republicans
have endorsed his candicacj. The fact
that the clerk ofcourt's office in MORT
son couuty IS run in as good shape as
any office, in the state was doubtless
influential in giving him the aonina
tion, but the additional fact that no MAJ,
in the county has more warm, stauncll
personal friends in every town and every
party than he has was the equally:
good reason for the enthusiasm displayed
for him on Friday last The cpnysss
against him 10 a, Imaginable farce, and rs
"hallow and unsubs'aMial as the charac
ter of the man Who is conducting IL.
His reelection is as certain rs anything
in politics can he, and the men who
induced Mr.. Staples to start the, fight
now sadly realize it. ys..-.. ID, -. =.
Hon n. Richardson, the present Judge
u prdf'ais i i. Booked for: second term
in IL q s9tslt.c, One, of the eldest settlers
II ;he county, in every way TT and
capable tor tho important, trust which
tbaI tsj3i%a imposes on him, she is. IL
marSef( cua'Tasi with the irresponsible
pevaoa opro~ed to him. Ii hisesse5sit is
on|y,a question of majority the figures
Will ie ~ Hhere from 400 to 500
Narctas4 Gravel, who. has for years
faithfully served the people Of the five
northern towns of the .SHoa!ty on the
board Of commissioners, is he candidate
for sheri ffagainst Kasicoi. Il is con.ea'
between an honest, inslus,1ions,. anteT
prising citizen against tricky asa
bulldozing politician. Mr.. Gravel IS &
man who has lived and labored, farmed
and lum bered, in Morrison county for a
quarter @of.a century, and has won the
respect and friendship OF a]l classes Of
citizens Where he is best known he is
strongest, and the opposite is true with
regard to Rasicot. lnthe PORTIONS OF
the county where both men are well
known Gravel will have an overwhellh-
ing majority, and Rasicot's only hope Of
success il TO receive the votes Of those
who are not thoroughly acquainted with
his official conduct, and ate consequently
deceived as TO hischaracer, :1 IT.. !@- =. \.
| w. r. Street, Esq, is "a candidate for
election as county attorney, having held
the Office by appointment for about 8
mAnths, and performed his duty we'll
and ably. His opponent, Mr.. Preble, is
| the only Democratic attorney: in the.
county, and il was Hobson j choice with
/ the Democ ratio consentioh,s so their
! Otherwise unaccou ntable act Of placing
him onsthe ticket is thus accounted for.
Henry Bentfeh, the candidate fol
treasarer,is Z young mar, Of excellen,
Il character, qualified in every way for The
onice, and is = German with substantial
and deserved popularity among hi
q people, He has been 3 resident Of Rich
i Prairie for ten years and is son Of one o
{ the leading merchants Of that place. 81,
Twill take from ssoll his olitinne strong
\ hold, and IS the 1strong est candi date tina
could be named against the man who
Ewonld dictate swko sllnll he sofllcials q
81 the county ss.sy
q W.. Hedges 81 Buchanan town wa
nominated forschoo1 superintendent, ant
is . man who would IS q credit TO III,
county I'M bat position. He was educated
!. II HE North indiana Normal school, ha.
4 Taught several terms, some Of which wer,
II this county and since then Ia
q csgagsd Il fafming i. His electioa 8
3 desired by al friends Of 4 better system
3 LOT education III the county.
Fertier is on beth tickets "a
ooroner and deserves The ento sens1sh
III receive. Of course - III hssaetI,
With his associates % the People
ticket
.B. Clyde isioa The ticket forSconnt,
! snrvs md il % ]. qualined for, III
hile il mot seemfnkt