The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-11-02

not republican IN the north end
of this county whose record is
clear who is not supporting Mr..
Potter and the straight republican
ticket. We say to the voters of
the county, that if Mr.. Potter is
elected sheriff, mo democrat or
popu!ist will receive any aid or
encouragement at his hands. The
positions of emolument and trust,
at his disposal, will be filed by a
republican, who will build up a
party organization that will be
practically invincible in 1898.
The party has named as the next
superin tepdcnt of schools, Pref.
] A. Moulton. AS an educator he
has no superior in the state. Long
wears of experience and liberal
education have qualified him, per-
haps better than any person VINO
might be named, for the position
to which he aspires. The people
of Teton county have not received
in the past the best service they
had right to expect for the money
expended in educational directions.
We believe that if Mr. Moulton is
elected superintendent of schools
of Teton county, no county in the
state will have better or more
effective educational organization
1t mas been urged in behalf of Mr..
Moulton's opponent that she is a
lady, aud is therefore entitled to
the office. We gladly concede
that she is lady; we deny that
she has any right to the office OF
superintendent of schools. Mr..
Moulton should receive the vote of
every good republican IN this
county. He has. given to the
ticket nominated at Choteau his
best support, even to his own det-
riment, from the time the nom
nations were made until the
prese.t time.
In locating the lines and sub
divisions of real estate in new
county 1t is of vital importance
that we have a nan who is thoro-
ughly competent and conversarl'
with the business. Mr.. Olaf Fjeld
is perhaps the best qualified civil
engineer in Northern Montana
Years of experience as an offices
in the army has qualified him fol
> any field work which he may be re
quired to perform. He was ap
pointed by the county commission
ers to fill vacancy; his work .ha
not only been acceptable to them
but to the citizens and tax payer
as we'll.
The administration of the depart
ment of justice requires fearles
and competent men who are con
: trolIed by no clique or ring; VIII
owe allegiance to no one excep
their ct untry and themselves
Such man the republican part.
has named in the person of Hon
James Sulgrove, the present abl
and efficient attorney Of Teto
county. We have every reason
believe that during the next tw
= years the people of Teton count
will need man Of Mr.. Sulgrove
>, stamp to look after their interes
We feel that to large extent K
> has sarcificed his interests as chat
man of the republican county Ger
II
y tral COMMITTEES, in the work tn;
: he has done for the ticket. The r
y publicans should see to it that he
5 not overlooked and that the earne'
l. work he has given in support
e the ticket does not result in loss
70 votes to himself.
n The party has named as the nes
10 clerk of the district court me-
lr whom the rebel democracy of tt
10 state of Missouri sought for Il
J. long years to defeat. In scotlar
W county, Missouri, W here he live
S, for aquarter Of &c injury ard whe
III a republican nomination was co
to sidered political suicide, he WI
st uniformly successful when he askt
c. the endorsement of the peop
I'd among whom he had lived tt
Iy greater part of his life. BY h
ne gentlemanly conduct, his steriir
ty qualities as man and his unique.
I'd toned devotion to the principles
#. repubIicanism, he has endear'
e. himself to the old guard of repu
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