The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-07-29
OUR NOMINEES.
THE TICKET NOMINATED BY STEELE
COUNTY REPUBLICANS A
SURE WINNER,
THEY WILL NOT RUN LIKE nSTEERSn
BUT LIKE STEAM RAIL-
ROADENGINES,

The ticket nominated by the Steelo county
Republicans at tho convention last Monday is
strong one, and will be sure Winlor at the
polls next November. We will mention, but
necessarily briefly, tho candidates nominated,
in order to bring them before tho readers OF
the PIONEER.
l.. c. Goperud, the nominee for Auditor, is
we'll known to most of our readers, having
held CHAT Office for the past Two years and in
that period transacted business with tho great
or majority OF them. He is faithful and con-
selentlons official, transacting his official duties
thoroughly and well and is strong candidate
among his people, the scaudinavians He will
be elected By good, round majority.
NJ. b. Casscll, the nominee for Register of
Deeds, is too we'll known ard too popular with
the eutire people Of tho county for tho PIoSE,s
to say anything better Of him, ay what is not
Already knA"I to its rcs'!era. It Is su!1ce".
10 Say that he is perfect official y. present in
the olilce to which he new aspires for another
'erE'' IS gentlemen and obiging to everyone
and will be elected by an overwhelming
majority.
y. E. Fossc, tho nominee for Treasurer,
is resident of Ncwburgh township, is a sue
cessful farmer and is practical business man
aud perfectly competent to fulfil The duties OF
that Office III an cmlnently satisfactory man
ner. He is prominent Scandinavian and
will develepe great strength in tho coming
canvass. He is a reliable and upright man
and will he elected, without doubt.
j M. Ryder, the non,nes for Sheriff, is a
resident OF Primrose township and is we'll and
favora5ly known in the eastern and northern
portions Of tho county, and quito largely known
throughout the county. He is a highly pros
porous farmer, finely educated and has large
amount Of the necessary material in his make
up so necessary for such an official position
gut and muscle. He is Of prepossessing
appearance. is genial and jolly and very pop
ular with all who have the pleasure of lis ac
qnalntance. Ills majority at tho coming elcc-
ton will be so sweeping as to parylzs his
opponent,
(. &. Boise, tho nominee for Clerk of Court,
is a young man, highly educated, in one of the
best colleges OF the United States. He is a
hard working aud successful farmer, a genial
and affable gentlemen, staunch Republican
one who adhcres strictly to party principles.
The nomination for the Office came to him I'M .
saught, which proves his popularity. He is
an earnest, working Republican, and 10 better
choice CT one moro competent Of filing the
! office could have Leoa satisfactorily nal5 by
the convention. Flo will come ", in tho race
with tho best OF them.
| Laor King, the nominee for County Judge.
is the present Incumbent of that position, has
discharged tho duties involving upon him
faithfully and we'll and is deserving Of that
place for another term. He is an old soldier,
a man universally known and esteemed
throughout The county and his popularity is
shown in The fact that there was no opposition
to his nomination, it having been voted upon
hy acclalnNtiGn and unanimously. Ho will
come ult in the front ranks on election day.
A. r. Baker, the nominee for Coroner is
another of the soldier boys aid royal rock
ribbed Republican, and QUO who is bringing uI
a number of sons iD The same faith. II elect
cd to tho o'iica he will conscientiously fill it tc
tho best of his ability and to the entire salts.
faction of all-anl he will be elected as sure
as fate,
G. W. Connar, tho nominee for Surveyor, is
practical surveyor-in fact tho only ono in
tho county. He is a fine gentleman in every
particular substantial farmer and highly re-
spected by all his acquaintance. 1t is the wish
of tho peaple that practical surveyor should
fill that Office and he will bo elected.
The nominees for Justices of the Peace
Messrs. G. H. Stavens. w. A. Wnslow anG
G. D. Slngshy-are wol known throughout
the county, arc mon who are lust and fair
and elNinently qualified for the position. They
will be elected.
The nominees for C0nstables -Messrs. w, I
Warrey, w. e. Elliott and Henry Palfrey-art
active rustling men and will be perfectly fear
less in the discharge Of thcr duties whel
elected,
II. h. Cochrance, the nominee Tor Commits.
soncr in the 9TH district, is farmer and
good business man in every way. A practical
level headed man is the kind wanted as county
commissioner and Eo Is we'll qualified TO fill the
position to tho satisfaction of all.
j. G. Brown, the nominee for Commissioner
| in tie 2n1 district, is hard working, practl.
cal farmer who makes farming pay, a good
mahager--Just the kind OF man to assist In
administering affairs Of the county. He will
be tho EeXt commissioner from that district.
And now a word in regard to the endorse
ment of the convention OF our Legislative
member, and our efforts are completed. Hon
w. j. Skinner has represented this district
ably and well, has voted and worked upon
every measure brought up before our law
making assembly the way which ho deemed
would be the wish Of the majority of his con.
stituency. He was endorsed in the resolutions
passed by the convention and was alMost un
anmously endorsed by the vote of the conven-
tion as tho pLoipo Of Steele county to agar
represent US in the legislature. Tho leslsa
tive convention Of this district, composed o.
Steele and Griggs counties, could not find
moro available candidate, Or one who woult
be stronger In the race.
! Taken Up,
BY tho undersigned, cue mile west OF Hope