Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1902-10-30

state that they are in no manner
pledged to support any candidate,
person, or set Of persons for the
United States senate and are at liber-
W TO 90 that which under all circum-
stances appears to the best interest of
HIutSman county. One thing, how
ever, they will ali do-support a good
representative citizen for that posi-
tiOn.
COUNTY TICKET.
For county auditor George Game is
Ghe republican nominee and is an old
timer in Stutsman county, having
reached jamestown in 1883. He is a
man possessing u good education, IS A
fIRST-CLAsS BOOK KEEPER Of wide ex-
perlehce. He has never held, and
never before asked for, public Office.
a vote for Mr.. Game will mean a vote
1or d gentleman fully qualified to fill
The Office in all ways satisfactory.
John j. Latta is the republican can
dldate >or county treasurer. He came
10 Stutsman county from York state
IN 1880, and at all times since then
has been Identified with the interest
OF Stltsman county He has never
been candidate for any other Office,
and IS thoroughly qualified to handle
the county's money. A tried and true
man, he will be found true to duty,
giving his undivided attention to the
duties Of the office. No mistake will
be made in electing HIM.
Z. K. Webber is an old railroad
sWitchman OF jamestown and is the
present clerk Of court and candidate
to succeed himself. Everybody knows
that Charley is thoroughly competent
a'id qualified to ill the place and that
he is an efficient officer.
County Judge B. f. Blgelow, the
republican candidate to succeed him
self, is an Old soldier, who bv sheer
industry and work has brought the
office up to its present high standard.
lie mas never been reversed in any of
his decisions, and from point of Of
tlclal honor and integrity has few
equals and no superiors in Stutsman
county. 1t goes without saying, that
if reelected, he will continue to per-
form the duties Of that office in the
safe, economical and proper manner
that he has in the past.
For commissioner of the First dis
trict William Farley farmer living
south OF Spiritwood. has been nom
mated. MIR. Farley has lived in Stuts-
man county for over twenty. one years.
is successful farmer, good business
man, who has made a success of di-
versitied farming and stockraising,
and who is in every way qualified to
give the affairs Of this Office the at
tentiOn it deserves.
Ed. Welch, of CouTtenay, is a busj.
ness man and farmer from the north
eastern end OF Stutsman county. and
is candidate for commissioner of the
Third district. He is up to date and
thoroughly qualified to ill the place.
@. l. Allen has been assessor one
term and as republican nominee asks
the vote o. the people to re-elect him
for the First district. He has been
an efficient officer and will do as we'll
for second term.
VIII Sinclair, from way out in the
west end is a candidate to succeed
himself. He is just serving his second
term.
W. Z. Mescom, of Edmunds, a pi-
oneer resident of StutSman county. is
the nominee for assessor of the Third
district. He received his education
in the Edmunds and jamestown
schools and is well Qualified to make a
tirst-class assessor.
Speaking generally of the whole re-
publican ticket it goes without saving
that the party never put up more
satisfactory ticket in Stutsman conn
". Each candidate possesses the pe-
culiar qualifications which most hetit
him to till the Office to which he
aSpires, II is safe to say that if they
are elected the county afaiIs will be
honestly and conScientiousIy guarded
for the next two years.
Tuesday, NOV. 4th, 1902. is election
day.