Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-07-16

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ing public servant and an agree
able man with whom the public
likes to do business.
In the nomination of ]. O.
Taylor for sheriff a more worthy
citizen could not be favored. Mr..
Taylor is one of the early settlers
through whose industry and good
judgment has helped to trans
form the valleys of Custer county
into a commonwealth that is
pride to her people and an honor
to the state. From a political
view none are more worthy. He
has always been loyal to the will
of the majority aud faithful in
his efforts to elect its nominees,
whether in the township, county,
state or nation, without COM
pensation or reward, except that
of having done his duty. His
ancestors were Norweigans, but
he is native of Wisconsin. He
is man of good education in
both English and Norwegian
language. He is a successful
farmer and owns large farm in
the Muddy Valley near Berwyn,
where he resides. He is a man
of high moral character and for
time studied for the ministry,
He is pronounced against license
traffic of liquors and in that par
ticular as we'll as all others he
will, should he be elected, use his
best efforts to see that the laws
are obeyed and that violators
shall be held accountable to the
law. He is a man though con-
sentative, is blessed with an
abundance of moral and physical
courage and will discharge the
duties of the Office of sheriff
without fear or favor.
Geo. B. MAR, the nominee for
clerk of the district court was
born at Wanpun, Wisconsin, in
1850, of Scotch parents. he
worked on a farm until twenty
years of age. He is a graduate
of the Portage, Wisconsin, High
School in class of 1873. For
three years he taught country
schools and afterwards was prin-
cipal Of schools at Cambria, and
at Monticello, Wisconsin. He
graduated from Eastman Nation
al Business College in 1876 and
was book keeper and cashier of
a wholesale lumber and manu-
featuring company at Racine,
Wisconsin, until 1880. He NOV
to Chicago and engaged in the
manufacturing and printing
business until 1887, when he
came to Nebraska and located at
Galloway where he has publish
the Galloway Courier continually
since. He was post master at
Galloway during Harriso MS adj
ministration. He is married,
has a wife and two children and
owns and lives on a farm adjoin.
ing Galloway. During his resi-.
dence in Custer county sixteen
years, his life has been an open
book. His ability and character
are above reproach. His loyalty
to the principles of the republi-
can party and the county of his
adoption has been sounded from
week to week through the edi-
torials of the Galloway Courier.
which he has so ably edited.
From political view none can
be said to be more worthy of rec
ognition by his party than
Mr.. MAR, No one has ever filled
the position in Custer county,
better qualified by education for
the position of Clerk of the Dis
trict court. In Mr.. MAR the
county has an ideal candidate for
competency and ability. From
not only every republican is en-
thusiastic support due but from
every citizen of Custer county re-
CARELESS of party affiliations, who
believe in electing competent men
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