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

Only a few more days remain for
4 the voters of Mobiles county to choose
the various candidates for county
/. and legislative honors. The republl-
cans present the only complete ticket
nominated by any one party, that
were nominated without any politi-
cal chicanery Juggling or jobbery On
!: the part Of any person. The. choice
sof each cand idates for their respective
s.0f6iiices we're made because of their
\ fitness to honestly and CONSCIENTIOUS
nv discharge the duties Of the office
and not because of B. any fancied
!. strength they might possess to draw
votes from any faction Of any other
4 party. How with the other ticket be-
fore you? It is the result of a
whole days work Of the bosses Of the
( so-called Demo ocrats and Populists
jjuggled with candidates to detetmine
!. who would get the big end Of the
( ticket, and then, the ticket was not
completed but was left to the county
i committee to fill vacancies. .@.s
s'1. Hon. Daniel She'll, Ole @, Holmen
/ and A. s. Dyer, for representatives,
I are three Of kind that are hard to
beat. Mr.. Shell has served two terms
sto the satisfaction of his constituents.
This service qualities him for more
effective work in the next session.
4 His favorable mention as next speak:
\ er in the assembly is a testimonial OF
his popularity and fitness for the
Office. He is a man with an army of
faithful friends who will stand by
4 him at the polls next week and in 80
doing will make no mistake as no
faults have been found with his past
service. ~ s$,., Ssssg +, =. =. .*5@s s&s
s.$ Mr. Holmen has also served this
district faithfully for two terms, with
out complaints OF any description. ).
He and MIR. Dyer are spoken of as
gentleman having the highest esteem
of their respective counties and
thoroughly conversant with the needs
of the people. These three candi.
dates should be elected by good
majority. Indications point to- this
result from other counties 50 let
MOBILES county do her share towards
their election. tt4 :5 F i| :f5
3 A, Tripp, for County Auditor. is
well and fayorably known through
out the county He has served as
I County G Commissioner in a way that
is without fault, and in token Of their
esteem the party saw fit to honor him
With this Office. The Office Of auditor
8is 35ne Of the most important, in fact
the most important in the county and
care should be taken in selecting a
man for this office. Mr.. Tripp ispos-
sessed Of all the necessary qualifica-
tions to properly conduct the affairs
ssof this Office and is entitled to your
support =,
j. 2. Peterson, for County Treasur-
.er. has served the county well and
Swithout complaint. He hasalways
been i painstaking official and there
rs probably no man in the county
more popular than Mr.. Peterson. Of
G his election there is no doubt, but he
~ sis worthy Of your earnest support,
which is the highe- compliment that
can be paid any man. he
Rem McC Cartney, for Sheriff, is con-
sidered to have the strongest oppon-
ent Of any man on the ticket and
there is not man in t. ,unty pos
sessed of any better iications
!: thai, Rem. to make the against
such opposition. He is = oung man