Courier Democrat., 1904-10-27

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tensive experience in the admins. ration
of township and county affairs. He is
highly regarded by his neighbors in
East Alma and as member of the
county board when the county was first
organized gained a knowledge OF affairs
that generally enhance his chance of
election this fall. Mr.. Mcbride is a
man who would not favor one part of
his district to the detriment of other
sections but may be trusted to look
carefully after the interests of all.
There is great deal that can be said
in Mr.. McBride's favor and nothing
which can be said against him. The
DEMOCRAT makes no mistake when it
recommends the voters of the Third
district to vote for him.
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! The schools of Cavalier county dur
ing Superintendent Chas. C. Crawford S
incumbency of the office have been
brought up to high standard
and have been kept abreast with the
progressive spirit of the times. Mr..
Crawford has been an earnest worker
and it cannot be denied that he has ac-
complished much good for the educa-
tional interests of the county. His two
years of experience has fitted him for
even better service in the future and
the people are not gong to refuse him a
second term. He has fulfilled every ex-
pectation aud is deserving of reelection.
Cavalier county has much better schools
than it ever had before.
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In selecting its nominees for the legis-
lative ticket in the Fortieth District the
party has been careful to select capable
and safe men. Jos. McGauvran. Jr.,
of Loan township is one of the candl-
dates and his extensive acquaintance
throughout the district dates back up
wards of twenty years. From his long
residence he is we'll able to Judge the
needs Of the people in legislative
matters. He is wideawake and pro-
gressive as citizen and we'll able to
lntelligently represent his constituents
at Bismarck as member of the lower
house. Rob't B. Laing of Milton is the
other democratic legislative nominee on
the ticket and that he is also safe
man TO intrust with the business of the
people is shown by the capability with
which he has looked after his own
J affairs at Milton and through the
southwestern part of the county. He
! has been resident here for nearly a
score years and can be elected as a
member of the house of representatives
with every confidence of being able to
assume the responsibility with credit to
hlmself and his constituents. MIR. Laing
will make valuable man IN the state
Legislature. The democratic party
courts comparison between its legisla-
tive nominees in the Fortieth district
and the ticket of the opposition and
feels every confidence thatit will receive
favor and be elected.
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The nomination of Register of Deeds
John Rylance for reelection brings to
the attention of the voter one of the
honest and faithful officials of whose
record every voter in the county has
reason to feel proud. The record of his
Office during the past year shows a
revenue to the county of 81 5 per cent or
s3,708 net revenue over and above all
expenses, which sum has been turned
over to the treasurer. The register of
deeds office in Cavalier county shows
receipts for the year of s6,80S, larger
amount than any other county in the
state and has been run at less expense
and greater profit to the county than
any other. These facts all show that
Register of Deeds Rylance is re-
sponsible man for such an important
position and the voter can make no
mistake in voting for his reelection.
His record is deserving of such an en-
dorsement at the polls.
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For the new Office of public admins
traitor, which has an Importance that
increases with the growth of the county
though by no means a remunerative
one requires an incumbent with proper
qualifications. Jas. p. Dunigan for
eight years clerk of the county court is
the democratic nominee and can be
depended on to give the Office an efficient
administration. See that he gets your
vote.
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The friends of John Reid in the
Fifth commissioner district feel as per-
fectly assured Of his reelection this
| fall as thouph he had no onnosition