The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-08-09

majority and prove a strength
the ticket. If elected, as he vii
4 be, he will make an ideal treasurer
O. r. Gray, the. candidate 70
sheriff, is all implement dealer q
!. Coal Harbor, and has had bust
: ness relations with a large portion
of the inhabitants Of the county
! and has a faculty ofmaking friend.
of all with whom he may come il
contact. He has had a wide ex
|perience in line with the duties O
the Office Of sheriff, having beer
for several years deputy in one o.
the populous counties Of Mime
sofa. He is young man Of gooc
business attachments, and aside
/ from the qualifications gained by
his previous experience, will bring
to the Office superior executive
ability.
Ole B. Wing, Of Falconer, the
candidate for county auditor, was
among the first to settle in the
county, having located here In 49,
! He Isl a graduate Of leading Chi
cago college, has been a member
Of the board of county commits
sioners for ten years, and is known
to nearly everybody in the county.
He will have practically no opposi-
ton, and his election is only a
question Of majority.
ii. g. Nygaard- honest Hans
of Turtle Lake is the candidate
for register of deeds. He has been
treasurer for four years and has
given such universal satisfaction
that there was a general demand
from all parts of the county for his
nomination to some important Of
fee, he having reached the limit
of service as treasurer, and Jos. H..
Taylor refusing to accept renom-
ination, this Office was selected
for him. He was not a candidate
for any Office, but his friends in-r
sisted on his accepting this nomin-
alton. g
Peter "A. Schmidt was renomin-
ated for clerk Of the district court.
His administration of the affairs
Of thus office for the past two years
having given such general salts
faction there was a general demand
for his denomination. He is3 pop-
ular With all classes, and will be
elected by an increased majority.
E. A. Lamb was also re-nomin-
ated for the Office Of county judge.
During his incumbency Of this
Office he has secured a wide circle.
Of friends in all parts Of the county,
and his nomination was the result
Of a spontaneous demand from the
people Of all parts Of the county.
He will be reelected and will give
to the Office the same wise admin
istration as has characterized his
present administrat ation.
j. T. sMcC Culloch, whose re-nom-
nation to the Office Of states at.
torney was also the result If satis-
factory service to the people, is q
man whose quail atoms are nm
questioned. An attorney Of ripe
experience he has conducted the
affairs Of the Office to which he
has been nominated In such |a man.
ner, ,as 70 not only win the esteem
but the confidence Of the people,
as he has been the terror 81 evil
aoers, with the result that crime
has been reduced 70 the minim mum!
ii this county
Henry g. Olson, the nominee
bor the Office of county superin-
g scho ools, comes from the1
northeastern part q the county,l
Dnt i 81 present pr'iinucip i : ipal of thel
Wpshburn schools, where he hrs
sliiven universal satisfs lion. Hell
4 81 young man 4 81 B olarly An
Iainnsnt Y, and II il ! ever ~ i, VI Nway
,nsli fied to charge the duties ofl
,he sofice to Il which he has beenl
loninated
Dixon, of ilton, the nom
nee TN count survey yoris \ young
nan comp ior thes posNiti ~ Il ion.
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