Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-10-21
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Completed / THE ! ! TICKET
The Democrats N ominated a
Good Candidate for .
Auditor.
david CABouRY OF RIPLEY.
An Energetic Young Farmer
Will Head the County
Ticket.

The democratic county ticket was
strengthened and completed today
by the democratic county committee
in the nomination of David Gaboury
Jr., OF Ripley, for auditor. Mr..
Gaboury is young farmer, well
educated and qualified to fill the
Office. He is an energetic and in
dustrious man, and will make a
good campaign. The party will
stand by him and carry him to VIC
tory.
Joseph L. Meyer, renominated for
the Office OF county treasurer, is
known as one of the most efficient
county officials in the state. His
ability and integrity are not ques
toned by anyone. he has handled
hundreds { + thousands OF dollars of
the county's funds without the loss
of a cent. He will be elected by q
good majority.
E. F. Shaw, nominated for register
of deeds, is one of the best known
citizens of Little Falls. He has been
faithful and earnest democrat, and
labored for the success of the party.
He is thoroughly competent to per-
form the duties OF the Office to which
he will be elected in November.
One of the strongest candidates on
the democratic ticket, man who is
going to surprise his opponent, is
Martin NJ. Richardson, candidate for
sheriff. MIR. Richardson left the re-
publican party because Of the money
question, and be represents on the
ticket that great number of voters
who formerly affiliated with the re-
publican party but are now cooper.
ating with the democracy. Marty
as he is fami|iarly known, was born
and brought UP in this county, and
is widely acquainted. He is poor
man, and other things being equal,
should be preferred to a man who,
whatever his qualities, is wealthy
and has no need of the Office. The
democracy of the county should
stand solidly with Mr.. Richardson,
and We believe will.
E. S. Smith, democratic nominee
for Judge OF probate, is the oldest
practicing lawyer Of the Morrison
county bar, and has been for years
resident OF this county. He is fully
qualified III all respects to fl! the
office, is deserving and merits the
support OF the peonle.
+. W. Lyon was renominated for
comfy attorney, I, position which
he has filled with credit to himself
and the c ounty. HIS opponent is a
worthy young man with little ex-
perience in court procedure, having
seldom, if ever, appeared in district
court Mr.. Lyons experience as a
prosecuting attorney makes hin
more valuaNe to the county than a
raw hand. The democratic candi-
date will be elected.
Simon B. Brick is the popular
democratic nominee for clerk of
court. Mr.. Brick is an old resident
OF the city. BE was deputy county
auditor for some years and was u
competent official, He has a large
acquaintance all over the county, is
a hustler in whatever he undertakes
and will be elected by large MAORI
:ty.
The candidate who can defeat
Joseph H. Seal for superintendent Of
schools has never yet been picked
out by the republicans. He does not
exist. Mr.. Seals high standing as
an educator, his unblemished per-
,sonal character, his good and faith
full work done for the county schools,
will be recognized again by the
voters this fall. Il ss< I. :.ss,,=.ss.
Robert Stewart, democratic candi-
date for county surveyor which office
he will fill after Jan. 1st, has lived 10
Morrison county nearly thirty years.
He is farmer living in the town Of
Swan River, and is we'll qualified to
I'LL the Office. Mr.. Stewart is an old