Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-23
I Political Notes. J.

Sss$s i .y IA. Lindbergh as county at
torney VIII be a good man in the
right place. Vote for him.
!. Even the Democrat finds room for
the statement that barbed wire has
in price more than 1t now
costs. -. ~ I
.%% Geo, E.. Wilson will make a.
worthy successor Of tirst-class sher-
iii. He,will be elected by q hand.
some majority, u j.
We understand the Truelsen lads
are still chewing on that barbed
wire. They will soon have the gal
vanizing all gnawed off. ~
u The Transcript will exchange
negotiable votes on the piano con-
test for a few OF Truelsen's cards.
Fair exchange is no robbery.
George LaFond has been a hard
party worker and deserves the full
Republican vote for register OF deeds.
He will make an excellent official.
H. N. Harding ia an excellent
county auditor. Who thinks his
opponent would make as good an
official? Vote for the best man-H.
N. Harding.
The Herald is worried about the
partially being shown by the Re-
publican county committee. AS II
anybody cared what that outfit was
trying to do!
The way the Herald has George
LaFond defeated is fair repetition
OF the compaign OF four years ago.
But that fat boy some way gets
plenty OF votes-to the extreme dis
gust OF the Herald man.
Our society reporter assigned him
self to do the End precinct Demo-
cratic meeting Thursday evening,
and we don't propose that he shall
miss any more Ut them. His report
was read by some Of the Democrats.
This "Hon. George p. JONES'"
Who has been reading few speeches
in, the county for the Democratic
cause is a student of Hamline uni
versity, and never held a public office
opposition Of trust.
Republican voters should think
several times before casting q vote
for Meyer for treasurer, and II they
do little thinking they'll vote for
J, J. jacobson for treasurer. He rs
thoroughly competent man, in
telligent and upright. and will build
up his party, as well as make a good
official.
u And now the Democrats are de-
handing Gravel's election as county
commissioner SO that the city can
have proper representation" in
county Offices. 1t is understood
that the 3,5OD voters outside tho city
are still expected to be pleased with
a chance to vote.
The Herald should at least give
AL. Ferris credit for passing that bill
legalizing the $6O,W0 bonds for a
municipal plant. That was an act
of craftsmanship that Br'er Vasaly
should not forget to remember.
That bill went through flying and
another octopus bit the dust.
The Republicans of the country
districts are going to stand by the
county ticket. The fair distribution
of nominations has resulted in q
very friendly feeling throughout the
county for the Republican county
ticket. Now it is up to the Repuh-
lcans of the county to stand solidly
by the ticket, and it will go in. The
support OF the Republicans of the
city can and will elect it.
i. You can't find the Herald without
an argument. 1t asks for votes for
Sullivan, Of Parker town, for com
missioner, because that town never
had q commissioner. Will Jones
was elected from Parker and served
from 1892 to 1896. He acted just like
g. commissioner. But the Herald
had to say something. Up to the
present time it has not developed
that there are any outlaws on either
county ticket. That is too bad.
The Democrat urges the election OF
Charles Gravel for county commits
$9ioner so that Little Falls can, have
proper representation In county
offices. That is surely good nerve.
The Democrats nominated an entire
ticket from the city, and in the case
OF the second commissi district
where the Republican nominee is
from the county and the Democratic
from the city the Democratic paper
demands the defeat of the country
candidate in order to give the citv