Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-09-26
The Couaty Ticket

deserves complete endorsement.
At the head Of the ticket is
County Auditor w. 4. Butler,
who, though in Office but a few
months, has demonstrated by
promptness, accuracy, carefuhess,
and accommodating treatment of
those having business with the Of
flee, that he is the right man in the
right place. 1t is simply ques-
tion Of the size of his majority. *
Jos. L. Meyer, whose reputa-
ton as custodian Of the public
moneys is statewide, comes once
more before the voters as candi-
date for county treasurer, an Of
flee he has we'll filled for twelve
years, during which time he has
given great satisfaction in the dis
charge of his duties. The only
charge brought against him, long
service, amounts to nothing, when
it is considered that his opponent
is, next to n. Richardson, the vet
eran offceholder of the county.
Mr.. Meyers friends are very con-
fdent of his election.
VIM. H. Hall asks for a second
term as register of deeds, and
every sign indicates that the voters
are going to give it to him. Mr..
Hall is a careful, painstaking, &C.
commodating official, and has full
filled all the predictions of good
service made in his first campaign.
Billy is going to be reelected and
no mistake.
E. S. Tanner has made a credit
able record as sheriff, discharging
the duties of the Office faithfully
and fearlessly. He is fairly en-
titled to another term, and has
such a host of friends not only in
his own party, but among the op-
position, that it is pretty near a
hopeless. task to tackle him this
year.
N. N. Bergheim, Of the legal
firm of Bergheim & Cameron, a
rising young lawyer, is the demo-
cratic nominee for county attorney,
and events will prove that his
nomination was wise. Mr.. Berg
helm is a graduate of : the state
university, an able speaker, and a
decided acquisition to the ticket.
He can and should be elected. If
a county attorney who.is capable,
who will be impartial and fearless
in the exercise of his duties, is de-
sired, Mr.. Bergheim certainly
fills the bill in all respects.
E. F. Shaw is the candidate for
Judge Of probate. He is we'll
known to the people Of the county.
His services to his party have been
great, and he deserves the earnest
support of every democrat. His
election will mean the conduct OF
the affairs of the probate office
with promptness, efficiency and
carefulness. This Office handles
too many important things for the
voter to take chances. With Shaw
as probate Judge, estates will be
administered carefully and there
will be no vexatious DELAYS. The
opportunity for a change in this
office is better this year than ever
ANDY Fem will, as matter o:
course, be reelected county sur
veyor, an Office in which he has
given great satisfaction, which h
will continue to do two years more
DR.: N. Dumont's candidacy fol-
coroner,will again result in success
/ He has been coroner for severa
years, and though the duties hav
not been many, they have bee
we'll done. The Doctor will hav
no trouble getting there.
Simon P. Brick is in the field 70
i a second term as clerk of court
and with good prospects of sue
} cess. There has been no CON
plant as to the way in which tn
: Office has been conducted, and tn
general approval will show result
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