Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-09-12

paid TO the eff ;iency of Messrs Sherman,
Gardner and Bennett as county clerk,
superintendent Of schools and district
attorney, respectively, than was accord
ed them by the party in a unanimous
denomination. They have been model
officers, attending strictly to their several
duties, courteous and obliging, and ever
desirols Of serving the public without
partiality. They are all natives of the
county and gentlemen who have hewn
their own way in LIES battle, The
/ duties of these three positions are the
most exacting in the public service, and
the gentlemen have shown aptitude for
the sane and performed their duties
veil AMI faithfully.
For county treasurer, the convention
chose wisely in the nomination of Simon
| T Lier, of Coon He is gentleman OF
the real old school; int ,lligent, of the
strictest integrity, master as an ac-
lcountant and penman From he time
when the memory of man runneth not
to the contrary" Simon p. Lier has been
treasurer of his town, each time being
elected without opposition. Mr.. Lier Is
postmaster and merchant at Coon Valley.
He is c. of the early Scandinavian
American citizens Of the county. and
man who is held in highest esteem by
ais neishbors who have so long and in
timately known his excellent qualities as
an Official and citizen.
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BE has long been an aspirant for that
Office and with each failure in convention
has borne his defeat gracefully, and
given hearty support to his successful
competitors Vernon county has no
better citizen than Frank Minshall, and
he viii make a model official as sheriff.
The people will have in him yigilant,
econc,y,i zeal and model guardian of the
peaoa. Mr. Minshall has been resident
of this place since infancy. By industry,
close application to his business has
made success and is one of the leading,
enterprising men of the county. He has
held local offices of trust and has always
shown fidelity and ability wherever
placed. At present Mr.. Minshall is
chairman Of the county board Of super
visors
D. Frank Mains was nominated for
clerk of the court over q strong field of
competitors He is resident of the
town of Clinton, and that town had
strong claims upon the republican party
for place on the ticket. it being stated
for fact that no republicah has ever
been nominated from that place. except
many years ago when Mr.. Wright was
county superir. eldent Mr. Mains, the
nominee, is g young man of character,
and one who has through many adverse
circumstances and by bis determination
fitted himself for the better things Of
this life. For several years he has been
clerk of his town and successful teach
er in the public schools Mr., Mains i.
well qualified for the position to which
he has been nominated and will be
elected
Those who have had business at the
register Of deeds Office during the past
four years do not need TO be told
that the same careful and intelligent
service win continue under the nominee
of last Saturdays convention Mr..
Thomas O. Mork During that period
he has been deputy under Register
Hutchinson, ands has practically had en-
tire responsibility of the affairs of the
office, because Of i'll health of his chief.
Vernon county never had a more accom-
modating and capable servant, Every
body knows that Tom Mork is all wool
and yard wide
For surveyor aud coroner two Of the
. VlA hctAAGAs VI thS COUNTY Wtit scieCbctt+
Each has seen long service in the ea-
paeity for which he has been named
w. Fl. Knowsr will carefully survey ths
ground in which the precious remains OF
4swssTasS wiR % tandsrly laia - sas.
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81 Eovansber RsTt.
The assembly SonvsANea rsAsesad
great srs&it On Stsslf By according b,
Mr.. A Il Dahl = denomination. withoul
opposition, FOR the legislature, position
he filled with honor and fidelity st the
last session Of that body In him thu
D people nave a servant who has but one
; purpese-thst to protect and serve tht
4 best interests of the gene,al public Mr.
g Dahl by reason of expert snce. will b,
better fitted to take up the work wit,
! his new term. The people Of this coun
tv and the state would have cause fol
q congratulation if they could be assured
: that a legislature composed of men Of
ability and integrity, such as Andrew
, Dahl were TO serve them.
! The reelection of Judge Maiioney Il
the craftsmanship of the county com.
mittee was in liue with the nominations
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