Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-10-13
COUNTY CANDIDATES
LIST OF THE MEN WHO ARE
BEFORE THE VOTERS ON THE
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

A4O1 OE LII y M e ~ WIZ "A IL T.
BEFORE THE VOTERS ON THE
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
So far the farmers Of the county
have been able to take little interest
in the election, owing to the pres
sure OF farm work. Early and late
the men are found in the field, and
every farmer, with a crop on his
hands is straining every point to
get it securely marketed at the pre-
sent good prices. The interest in
the county tickets as we'll as in other
candidates, will probably increase
from now on.
The republican county ticket con-
tains list of men whose high char
acter and qualifications for Office
have scarcely ever been exceeded.
The legislative ticket comprises such
capable representatives as DR.. j. W.
Sifton for the senate, Anton Fried.
j. Fl. Cooper and Geo. H. Piercy for
the house. They represent different
parts OF the county and are each we'll
and favorably known. They will look
after the interests of Stutsman coun-
ty as we'll as any quartetJe of legis-
lators that our voters have ever had
as candidates.
SHERIFF.
Harry A. Wasser, the republican
candidate for sheriff, is one OF the
railroad men of Jamestown. who,
with his family. has resided here for
many years and who made a great
manv friends. His acquaintance with
the German language, together with
his qualifications for the Office. will
strongly recommend him to voters in
all parts of the county.
TREASURER.
The present county treasurer. ].
J. Latta, has substantially no opposi-
tion for reelection. He is serving
his first term and custom and qualifi-
cations like recommend him for the
second term. Voters of the county
can rest assured that the finances ol
the county are in good and safe
hands in Mr. Latta's administra
tiOn.
COUNTY JUDGE.
The Office of county Judge is one
that requires practiced attorney
and in the nomination of Marion
Conklin the republicans secure as
good candidate for that Office as
could be had. Important matters
relative to estates, to the prObatine
OF wills and to numerous other legal
requirements come before the Judge
in this Office. All recognize in Mr.
EConklin man Of especial qualifica
tions for such an Office and voters
want such man regardless o.
politics.
CLERK OF COURT.
For the clerk of the district court
Geo. T. Richmond, of Kensal. is
among the first class men selected fol
that position on the ticket. Being
thoroughly qualified for the duties
Mr.. Richmond was the choice of the
residents of his part of the county.
The voters Of the entire county Car
endorse him as the right man in the
right place.
REGISTER.
Geo. B. Mckenzie. another nOmi-
nee in the northern part Of the
county, is candidate for regis
| ter of deeds. He is an old time farm
er, and two years ago was member
Of the house of representatives. He
is we'll qualified for the Office and will
have strong support as he should
have from all parts of the county.
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
Supt. Wanner, the present active
and attentive superintendent of
schools. is a candidate for the second
term. His entire time and atten-
tion are given to the duties of the
Office. His knowledge OF the con-
ditions of the county schools is
thorough. RE is an old resident OF
the comfy, long identified with
farming and educational interests
and his WORK as school superintendent
in the past two years has been salts.
factory. With the experience of his
! first term as superintendent already
gained, Mr.. Warmer will continue to
make an excellent 0l1cial.