The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-10-29

with all the ambition and. energy ot
life required to successfully fill the
Office, He is possessed with good
Judgment where quick action is re,
quired, and should there be any work
to locate and overtake criminals, Ren
is the man that can ferret them out.
He makes friends with! every one he
comes in contact with and can be de-
pended on In that capacity and will
likewise make q faithful and judicious
officer. He is wort thy of every vote
printed $500 and should he 5be com
Spelled to perform his official duty to
your discomfortit will be ia corteous
manner and you will never .s have a
pain Of regret for casting your vote
for him. z>S s +. ~: r. IL
A. G.. Lindgren, for Register of
Deeds, is a very popular man all over
the county. He has served the coun-
~ we'll, in the capacity of commiss-
ioner, at all times looking after it's af-
fairs as he would his own which have
been successfully conducted. This
office is an important one and requires
a competent and painstaking officer,
as any errors would casue confusion
with no end of litigation to straignten
matters out. Mr.. Lindgren's past re-
cord is sufficient recommendation that
he is the right man to support for
this office and is worthy Of your x
G. M. Cory, for Judge Of Probate,
was an excellent selection. He has
held the Office for one. term, winning
the esteem Of all parties with whom
he came in contact Legal ability
and great care must be exercised in
this office as its duties pertain chiefly
to the interests of widows, and the
settlement Of estates and interests
that require careful looking after at
all times that justice be done all
parties interested. .,c, The fidelity he
has displayed in the trust imposed
upon him entities him to further
endorsement at your hands and you
can: do no better than to retain him in
office as probate Judge for the coming
two years. Ri o.,l:&. !. 3, y 1. :,
q: G, M. Crandall, for County At
torney, was another selection of one
ofthose men full of energy and .abili-
ty. He is possessed Of a good legal
mind, excellent judgment in all busi-
ness matters and is eminently quail
fed for the position for which he
aspires. In the election of Mr.
Crandall the people will have an at
torney who will devote his best abili-
ties to the transaction of th4.: duties
Of that important Office without neg
lect, fear or favor. It is quite essen
tial that county attorney be resi-
dent of the county seat where his
services are most frequently required.
By electing Mr., Crandall theg.offce
will be filed with the desired holder.
Place an x opposite his name.
M. S. Smith, for County Surveyor,
requires no recommendation from any
one. He is fully qualified and ably.
performed the duties of the Office.
John Ireland. for Superintendent
of Schools, has very strong oppon-
ent. By his own exertions he has se-
cured coed educ, on and has. been
a succ essful teacher. IN votinc
Mr.. Ireland you " 80 n a
that will be.a cred tss tor /. ".
Office AS he posses$s essentlu
qual allffcations.
Fl. M. Palm, Gfs IS and F.
D. Lindquist are men in
their avocations.s 4, has rend-
cred, the count acity, the
best possible y every way.