Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-26

position, who esteem him for the
sterling qualities which have made
him an honored and respected citizen,
an official who has administered his
Office as public trust. and enjoys the
esteem and confidence Of men of oil
parties. His electloon will be . pro.
per testimonial to bis admitted merit.
Simon p. Brick has eerved the
county faithfully and well a. clerk of
the district court. No one utters the
slightest criticism Of his record as ci
tizen or off1cial. Fuller thinks Brick
has been too long in Office. Fuller
has been postmaster eight years and
got disappointment last winter for
another four years. He has also
been senator and representative. and
no one Is pra'siDg Fuller's Official
record, while Bricks record 10 that of
q capable. obligiDg, prompt and cour-
teous servant OF the people, repre-.
sentative of one of the greatest of
the diverse elements which make up
the citizenship of the county. : Mr.
Bricks success, in his last campaign,
when he ran against an exceedingly
strong candidate shows that he is
very strong with tho psople of the
county, aud he has done nothing to
diminish that strength.
The eilly attacks on Pail.. Randall
made by the Transcript reveal q
stare of mind' and realization
that the Randall candidacy Is meeting
with favor even in quarters where
least expected. Mr.. Randalls quail
hcations are conceded by the fair
minded, and he has the executive
ability, the impsrtialiy and regard
for the rights Of all, which such an
Official should have, is admitted. Mr..
Randall Is Vermont man graduated
from the same college as Admiral
Dewey, was county judge when he
lived in Dakota, has had experience
as teacher, ard is a worthy man In
all respects. His legal training is
certainly an additional and valuable
qualification. In visiting districts,
many legal questions are likely to
come up, and to be able to get q law
yer's opinion on school law, thus
avoiding trips to town, will be great
assistance to those in charge of the
schools. This qualification was
urged for the present superintendent
two years ago, and Mr.. Randall is
the only man now 1unning for the
Office who possesses II. The interest
of the school children of this county
will be safe in Mr.. Randall's hands.
The Transcript failed to mention.
in reporting Governor Johnson's q
speech that he had given Chas. E.
Vastly credit for raising the iron
mines valuation $1O. 0O0, OOO. which
increase alone means $3.50, QUO to
$4O0. QUO extra for each of the next
two years, added to the state treasu-
ry. Wasn't that q service to the peo.
pie of this county? For years Mr..
Vasaly nas been active in movements
for the general good, whether 1t be in
the form of helping to organize labor
oomparison Of his record at all points
and in all capacities with that of the
editor who is attacking him. He is
standing on a record Of public service.
Sheriff Tanner has won in all bis
contests before the people. whether in
nomination or election, an evidence
of his strength whicn deserves oopsi-
deration. The organ of the opposition
pulishes no criticism whatever of his
official conduct, and that he has been
an efficient, conservative and faith
ful official. is generally conceded
There has been no reason outside of
politics urged as to Why he should not
be elected, and partisauship will not
prevent people from endorsing q popu-
lar and able official. Not a single at-
tack has ever been published on this
officers conduct He has q wide &C.
quaintance and strong friendships all
over the county and in all parties,
and is one of the best known men in
the county.
Don "A. Cameron is a clean. studi-
ous lawyer, with the legal attain
ments, the impsrtislity and fair mind
needed Ia a good county attorney. He
has had, as city Justice, much expert
ence in crimiLa al cases, and the county
attorney is the prosecutor for the
county in such cases. He is q good
speaker, able to present cases properly.
He bad more cases in recent district
court calendars than any of the new
e1 members of tho bar. As legal ad-
wiser to the county officials, he would
be entirely safe, and IL would bs for
the great benefit of the taxpayers to
have such man In Office. Ris friends
are many. his acquaintance wide.
The pledges of support from oil par
ties are such as insure his election,
and the county will have . first.olass
county attorney.
BUYS NORTH STAR REsTAUR-
ANT.
Geo. Colnwell has confirmed bis
revised opinion that Little Falls is
good enough for HIM BY purchasing
Of Jos. Waohlarowitz tho restaurant
business just West from the passen-
ger depot, with q three year lease on
the building. He will take possession
on November 1st and will make his
new stand Quo of tho best in the city.
Mr.. Cornwen is an able and expert.
enoed restaurateur and will ondoubt.
edly do substantial stroke Of busi-
ness in his new location.
AT BELLE PRAIRIE.