The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1900-04-12
Somcwhat Personal.

field Republican says that the name OF
w. N. Huse of Norfolk is being prom.
inently mentioned for the position OF
state auditor on the republican ticket
this fall.
Emerson Enterprise w. N. Huse OF
THE NORFOLK News is mentioned rs n
possible candidate for state auditor, He
is good man and will receive the
united support of northeast Nebraska II
he concludes to enter the race
Wayne Herald w. N. Huse the
able editor of THR NORFOLK News is
mentioned as first clrss timber for the
nomination for state auditor, and the
republican party will he obliged to go
outside of the state to find better.
Wakefield Republican w. n, Huse
of THE NoRFoLK DAILY News Is being
prominently mentioned for state auditor.
Mr.. Huse il pioneer in the newspaper
business, is favorably known all over
the state and would make No. | state
official.
Ponca journal A strong sentiment
is developing among the republicans OF
the state favorable to the nomination Of
w. N. Huse of THE NORFOLK News
for state auditor. He would make a
fine auditor and would receive big
boost Oh election day from his old home
county of Dixon.
O'Neill Frontier: There seems to be
highly favorable sentiment in the whole
of north Nebraska to the candidacy Of
w. N Huse. the enterprising editor OF
TIE NORFOLK NEWS, for state auditor,
and If he wants the place there is a
class of republicans in his favor who
will see that he gets the nomination.
West Point Republican w. N.
Huse, publisher of THE NORFOLK DAILY
News, is being suggested for the nom
ination of state auditor on the repub-
lican ticket From long personal ac-
uuaintance the Republican wishes to
add its influence to the recommendation
as no ADLER or worthier choice could be
made for auditor.
Fullerton News: The name of W. N.
Huse, of THE NORFOLK News, has been
mentioned by several of the north Ne
braska papers rs being the person to
make the race for state auditor OH the
republican ticket. If Mr.. Huse has any
ambition in this direction he not only
has our firm support, but we believe he
is the proper man for the place.
Stanton Picket: If w. N. Huse, the
hustling editor of THE NORFOLK NEWS,
really wants to be the republican nom.
inee for secretary of state he should re-
ceiye the nomination and we run no
risk in assuring him that that the Stan
ton county delegation will be at his dis.
posal, or we mistake greatly the senti-
ment of the party in this county.
Seward Reporter: w. N. Huse ed
itor of The NORFOLK NEWS, is being
talked of n good deal in connection with
the republican nomination for state
auditor. Mr. Huse is one of the leading
newspaper men of the country press. ?"
He has brains and business sagacity, and
is as honorable man as lives in the
state. A ticket made up Of such men rs
Huse would command respect, and
would surely win back republican su-
premacy in Nebraska.
Wayne Republican: The name of
w. N. Huse of THE NORFOLK NEWS is
frequently mentioned in connection with
the nomination for state auditor. If the
republicans should nominate Huse and
the fusionists do 80 sensible thing as
to name Edgar Howard of Papillion
the newspaper boys will find it some
what difficult to very severely criticize
either of them-in fact we are inclined
to think some of the boys wouldn't be
just sure where they are at in the mat
ter of choice.
Kearney Hub: There has been more
or less talk in the state press of running
Mr.. w. N. Huse, editor of The NoRFoLR
NEWS, as the republican candidate fol
state auditor. This would strike the
newspaper men i'll tender spot for Mr.
Huse is counted a big chunk of the salt
Of the earth in the fraternity in this
state. The only question is as tC
whether he could afford to neglect {
splendid business for a couple of years
for an Office that would net him less in
come and great deal more of grief anC
worry. However the craft is for Hus'
to q standstill if the nomination woult
be agreeable to him.
The foregoing are portion of tn
flattering notices that have appeared il
state papers during the past two weeks
connecting the name Of the editor o
this paper with the nomination for stat
auditor by the coming republican con
vention. As yet the opposition has re
Trained from insinuating that he nigh
, be horse thief or wild buccaneer,
forbearance ON the part of the opposition
that is certainly considerate. Whil
. this happy condition continues to exis
and before the vulnerable points of hi
character are found, however, is prot
ably an opportune time to inject tn
statement into the situation that he
3 not candidate for auditor of state G
: any other Office. This boomlet we
8 started wholly without his solicitation
+. and probably emanates from the fax
that his predecessor as president of tn
Nebraska Press association Hon Edge
Howard of Papillion, is an avowed Cal
d.date for nomination as auditor OH IL
fusion ticket, and that the republica
5 members Of the association do not pr
J. pose to be outdone by the fusionist
u hence they are pushing the name of a
" other ex- president for the same plac
III So far as holding office ia concerned n