The Wahpeton times., 1888-10-11

And it is fair to presume that should
he be elected to the office of county
treasurer he would carry the same
system into the affairs Of that Of
ice and there would be an
abundance of security given the
county for the safety of the funds.
j. A. RICKERT
For register Of deeds is a young
man in the mercantile business at
Lidgerwood, and although We be-
lieve he has no extended acquain-
tance over the county, it is a
/ fact that he is exceedingly popular
wherever known. He is man of
business methods, fine education,
writes a beautiful hand and if he
should be elected to this office
would undoubtedly give the very
best of satisfaction.
S. II. SNYDER
For district attorney is the in
cumbent, having served the past
two years very acceptably, indeed.
Mr.. Snyder has shown that to be a
good prosecuting attorney, one
must be a considerate and lust Of.
ficer. And it is to his credit that
he has been careful about lnstitut.
ing proceedings against individuals,
entailing expense upon the county
when the same was not fully war.
rantable. If Mr.. Snyder is re-elect.
ed, and he feels confident he will be,
it goes without saying that this
feature of the public business
of the county will move on in its
present satisfactory manner. He is
IA judicious and careful official and
Ia man who would not under any
circumstances become a prosecutor
but would hold fast to whateve,
seemed duty.
A. E. sUNDERnAUF
For county auditor is the incum
bent and enc of the best officials in
Dakota, has been candidate fol
reelection for some time past, and
is now endorsed by the Democratic
covsntion. He has served a term Of
three years, and was an active
deputy for two years prior thereto
making an experience of five
years in this important office, and
he has demonstrated the fact that
hs is capable, energetic, accurate
and reliable. He is not only con.
versant with the minutest detail of
every feature of public and clerical
duty connected with this office, bu,
is one of the best Informed men in
the county-speaking the German
and English languages.
4 JOHN sHIPPAM
| For Judge of Probate is a pionee,
in the county. first having farmet
for four years in Summit township
j becoming deputy sheriff, unde
Sheriff Ink, and subsequent,
deputy clerk Of the court, and from
here established real estate Office
having through all these years con
Quoted himself in thoroughly up.
right manner, constantly adding t.
his large circle of friends. Mr.,
Shippam is unquestionably compe
4 tent, and being thus and having es
tablisled the best of claims why h,
should be favored with the place, he
goes into the fight confident o.
success.
The Democrats having no sur
veyor at hand nominated none. 81
TIE TIMES will cast its vote for its
good old Republican friend Engineer
Blanding.
DIR. j. v. QUICK
For county coroner is the popular
and rising young physician, now
associated with DR.. Swsins, and
after the election will be as able tt
pass upon the unfortunate dead a.
anybody we know of.
II. E. CRANDALL
For Commissioner in the First
district is wide awake and thor.
ough going citizen in the mer can
tile business at Colfax, and if elected
will make a iirst-class commissioner
FRANK BAUER
For commissioner in the second
district is "a pioneer farmer, near
Abercrombie, and is a very good
man. indeed. Our acquaintance be.
gan with Mr.. Bauer six years ago
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