The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-11-04

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should not forget to make his cross after
the. name OIL T. Briden on the officia
ballot
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Many democratic voters who will vote
the democratic ticket straight will for
local and other reasons vote for w. ].
Kneeshaw for District Judge. We would
caution these not to FORGET to go down
the republican column to his name and
place a cross there. If you want to vote
the straight democratic with this except
ION, you can do it by marking the cross
in the square next the word Democrat
at the head of the ticket and then going
down the list until you come to the name
Of W.sJ. KneeshaA in the republican col
umn and then marking cross in the
square following that name. Such a
ballot would be counted by the judges
for all the democratic candidates except
for judge and that would be counted for
Kneeshaw. That is, one cross at the
head Of the ticket in the democratic
square and a cross in the square follow
ing the name of Kneeshaw. This meth.
cd can be done for any number oflepub-
llcan candidates. A. cross OF the head in
the democratic square will count for all
democratic candidates except those
whose opponents have been marked
with cross in the republican column.
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Now, there's 4. J. Che"alier. Most
everybody knows "Chev." and those
who do not ought to. Mr.. Chevalier
has already represented this district for
one term in the legislature and he knows
the ways of doing things there. He is
one Of those quiet sort of men whom ev-
erybody likes and for whom everybody
is willing to do a favor. Mr.. Chevalier
is far greater power in the legislature
than are some men WHO make lots more
noise-and enemies. Mr.. Chevalier is
another man who has summered and
wintered so long with us here that he
knows us and ours and we know him
and his, and we believe from the ac-
quaintance that Israel !. Chevalier is the
right man to "bear our cross" on the Of
ficial ballot and in the legislature this
winter
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They have picked out three mighty
good men to go to the legislature over
in the second district-Messrs. Ganssle,:
Truemner and Walters. John Truemner
has been there before and we know that
he is good man from experience; and
Messrs. Ganssle and Walters are farmers
and have been successful men. The
men who have made success of their
own business are the men who will make
a success of any public business entrust-
ed to- their care. They will be heard
from this winter on the right side Of
things in the legislature at Bismarck.
Voters of the second district you will
make no mistake by marking your ballot
for these three. They are all right in
every way. @
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Public Administrator is a new office
that will not cut much ice with the gen
eral public. The principal duty Of this
office is to take charge of any effects be-
longing to persons who may die without
heirs and whose property therefore
would come to the county. This don't
often happen and hence the Office is
largely Of the honorary class withou.
salary. But the republican nominee for
this position is an old war horse in the
Iparty and has always been active ins the
lsuccess Of the party. The vote for this
office may be therefore largely compli-
|mentary, but Mr.. John Halcrow de-
serves the compliment at least. So do
mot forget to mark a cross in front Of his
name on your way down the ballot. #f
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Charley Atkinson will undoubtedly
continue to be the sheriff Of this count,
during the next two years, Charley will
lget about as many democratic votes as
any republican candidate. and needs
them as little, though the complimsal
Twill please him just the same Charie1
Ills So pleasant and genial il his duties .:
,lsheriff that il would almost pc ! pleasure
to3be arrested by him. Express You
Iappr eciationl q a good fellow and i goos
oficsrby e king the sign Of The eros.
i after his name ia the republican column