Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-10-06

voting for the men named below the
electors may do so in the confident as
surance that they are exercising the
right of suffrage in favor of men quail
tied IN every respect to represent them.
.. FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
f. w. Mclean ard Chas. w. Plain
are the names of the democratic nomi-
nees for the lower house of the North
Dakota legislature. Both are well
known to a majority of the voters of
Cavalier county. Mr.. Mclean has
been Il resident of North Dakota, state
and territory, for the past thirteen
tyears, nearly five of which have been
spent in Cavalier county, in the news
paper business, and is today the editor
and joint proprietor of this paper. His
views upon all public questions are too
we'll known to require repitition here;
suffice it to say that if ele, 'e.' the in
terests of his constituents viii. . AIKEN
care OF and his vote will always be
found recorded against the railway and
elevator corporations.
Mr.. Plain is one of Cavalier countv's
representative men, and his name is
the synonym of honesty, integrity and
capacity. He was given recognition as
/ lifting person to represent this county
among the law makers who shall as
semble to frame enactments to control
the affairs of the commonwealth. He
is we'll Informed as to the needs of the
county, identified with it's prosperity
and alive to the needs of the state in
general. The farmers esteem and
trust him, and it is foregone conclu-
sion that he will receive majority of
their votes and represent this county
in the next legislature.
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS.
For the Office of register of deeds
Fred Borusky, of Mona, was the selec-
tion of the convention. Mr.. Borusky
is man of more than ordinary educa-
tlonal attainments and possesses un-
usual clerical ability. For the past
four years he has divided his time be-
tween teaching and farming. He has
a wide circle of friends throughout the
county who are earnest workers in his
behalf. If elected Mr.. Borusky prom
ises a careful and economical admins
tration of the office.
COUNTY TREASURER.
For treasurer, r. p. McAllan, of
Alma, is the uominee. Mr.. McAllan
was one Of the first settlers in Alma
township and has always taken an
active and prominent part in the local
affairs of his town. This is his first
bid for the confidence of the people of
the entire county and if the voters ap-
preciate his sterling honesty and rug
ged integrity as fully as they ought, he
will be entrusted with the county
strong box for the next two years.
No one who knows "Little Mac" will
dispute the statement when we say
That he is IN every way capable of fill
ling the position. He has had years of
experience in positions of financial
trust, and has had a thorough business
education. His neighbors, who are
aware of his many sterling qualities,
are eager for his election, and will
leave no stone unturned to place him
in the Office of county treasurer.
CLERK OE COURT.
John E. Truax is the nominee of the
democratic party of Cavalier county
for this important Office. Mr.. Truas
needs no introduction from us. His
name is familiar to every resident OF
Cavalier county. He came to Langdon
in 1888, bringing with him ripe know.
ledge of the requirements of the Office
and was appointed to his present po
sitioGpy Judge Mcconnell and reap
poinsx.S by Judge Templeton, upon the
latter's elevation to the bench. Wher
the time came for the electors of tn,
county to elect a man for this place