The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-10-13
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY NOMlNA-
ALTON.

The Republican county convention
made its ticket with a single eye to the
interests of the people. It aimed to
secure good men for the various offices,
and We are in full hope and desire that
it's nominations shall receive the con-
6rmation of the ballot box.
As Auditor Kendlen has received
the approval and nomination of all the
conventions, it is enough to say he is
the peoples candidate. Thoroughly
competent, conscientiously faithful.
always at his post. clear, in his staff
ments, accurate in his bookkeeping,
and attentive to every caller, he well
deserves the. appreciation he is receiv
ing.
Treasurer Moberly has been drafted
into his old place on the ticket because
the people approve his fidelity as keeper
of the county funds. and know that
his experience counts for much in so
important IN office. He did not ask
the nomination, but the Republicans
Of the county wisely prefer to continue
the service Of a tried and competent
public servant. as that course is plain
ly for tho public good. We need not
dwell on the qualifications Of = man so
we'll known, and Of such ample
experience.
Mr.. J. q. Thorn, a farmer, Of Olney
township, is the nominee for sheriff.
This is his first appearance as q Can
didate for Office, but it 10 the work of
his neighbors, who believe him to be
both worthy of the place and qualified
to discharge it's duties.
He is . sober, industrious, capable
man. His neighbors will to man
testify to his personal integrity. He
will be pleasant, popular public SER
want, who will have the confidence Of
Of the business men, who
want the sheriff's work we'll done.
Elect ]. q. Thorn and you will have a
man ready for business at all hours of
tho day and night, and one vigilsnt
and faithful in the exercise of the re-
sponsible Office Of sheriff.
The candidate for recorder comes be-
fore the people with the Endorsement
of the west end of the county, and in
politics that counts for much. We
have heard nothing but good spoken OF
him, and his name will add strength to
the general ticket. Let every friend
Of the cause he represents remember
to put an emphatic x on the line op.
p0site his name. >--:~... 80. ~:
g. NJ. Cory, of Adrian. is the candid
ate for Probate Judge. Mr.. Cory is a
lawyer Of good standing in his profess
sion, who will discharge the duties Of
the Office in y perfect and acceptable
manner. His legal knowledge viii
give him an advantage that few lay
men possess. He is ayoung man de.
serving of recognition and he has oul
best wishes for his success.
O. w. Freeman, of Adrian, Is til,
nominee for County Attorney. Mr.
Freeman has won good opinions as {
lawyer and justice of the peace. He il
= worthy and pleasant gentleman, VIII
attends conscientiously to all business
Of whatever character, public or pri
vate, which may be committed to hi
case. s.s. :,
| For county superintendent Of schools
Mr.. Geo. w. Gale, Is named. Mr.. CAL
is . graduate Of one Of tho Minnesota
Normal Schools, and has had expert
ence in teaching, though Of late his 70
vation has been that Of . farmer. Thi
nomination came to him, and % TIL
man found 10 able, competent and vel
adapted to do tho work.. we trust b.
will be cordially supported.
Coroner Webb and Surveyor Smith
are slated for victory. DR.. Webb
didn't want the Office, but will have t,
serve oil the same. Surveyor Smith j
we'll broken In to the duties Of his office
will have . walk over the course at tn
election.
: G. =. Peterson. Of the First district
81 a. q. Lindgren, Of the Third, an,
Peter Thonpson. OF the Fifth, 6
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