Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1890-08-28
No Weak Spots to be Found in
the Republican County and
Legislative Ticket.
a Jamestown Man Returns
From the Coast and Tells
Whom He Saw.
a Few Instances OF what IN
dustry Can do, in North
Dakota.
The Local Ticket.

The county and legislative ticket nom,
mated Monday by the republicans is a
strong one. The legislative portion OF
the ticket is a sure winner. Messrs
Fuller, Cunningham and Buchanan are
strong individually and collectively and
will make an invincible trio. They are
each we'll known throughout the county
and were among the early residents. The
county gets the two representatives,
while the city is satisfied to get tie sena-
tor. The farmers have no reason to com.
plain of the distribution Of county
honors They were given tWo~t thirds of
the nominations on the county ticket
Geo. II. Woodbury., the candidate for
treasurer, is one of the first settlers to
came into the county. For a long term
Of years he has represented the Third
district on the county board of commits
sloners. He has proven faithful to every
trust aud has maintained a reputation
for integrity and honesty Of purpose that
is unimp peachable. The i1attering way
in which the nomination came to HIM is
an enviable exhibition of public conf
dence. \. 3. Ashley for register of
deeds, ". W. Graves for county auditor,
and 7. F. Branch for clerk of the dis
trict court have already served the peo-
pie of the county one term in tteir re-
specUive positions and denomination
comes TO them in the shape of an ell
dorsement and assurance of satisfaction
with their conduct Of those responsible
offices during the past two years. S. L.
Glaspell is the nominee for states at
torney and none viii deny his ability to
discharge the duties incumoent upon
that ofnclal with credit to himself and
.fety for the county. For sheriff, vhe
republicans have nominated a man who
will make good run. John I. Eager
has as wide an acquaintance and as
many friends as any man in the county.
his long residence here and the fact that
he is not an Office seeker will make him
strong candidate. The position Of
county Judge under statehood assumed
more Importance, and the fact that the
jurisdiction of this court may at any
time be increased by a vote of the people,
makes it imperative that he should be a
man Learned in the law Such a man
is Fredrus Baldwin, the republican nom
inee for county judge. Dr. Thorold, who
has been coroner for four years, was COM
piimented with d denomination and
Fred NJ. Wanner, an active young re
publican Of Piugree, was nominated for
surveyor by acclamation. For county
commissioner of the Third district, An
ton Fried was nominated. Mr.. Fried IS
one OF the prosperous Germans Of the
county. He has been resident of the
county for nearly ten years and by good
management has proven that farming in
North Dakota can be made remunera-
tive. He will look after public business
with the same care and fidelity he does his
own. The new revenue law provides for
district assessOrs-- for each commits
sioner district. Three good farmers
were nominated: NJ. w. Wright for the
First district, John Severn for the Sec
ond, and O. G. Ctristopherson for the
Third. The constables and justices are
all good men and will ada strength to
the ticket.