Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-10-12
COUNTY POLITICS.

looked over the auditors Office during
William A. Buffers incumbency, tes-
tifies that the Office is run in first class
style and the books and accounts kept
in excellent shape. It takes expert
ence to make q first class chief book
keeper for the county. Mr.. Butler
mas the experience and the ability,
He is a Morrison county boy, born
has always lived. Always genial, al.
Butler ranks among the best county
auditors in the state, and his record
is exceptionally good.
Probate Judge E. F. Shaw has ably
filled every city and county Office to
which he has been elected. BE is es-
pecially qualified to act as judge OF
probated, and has made q splendid
record in that Office. The records have
been brought up-to date, the business
of estates expedited. and ..all treated
fairly and courteously. 30 has held
tho po. ition to the entire satisfaction
Of the people, and possesses the excel
lent judgment and thorough know
ledge of the law needed in this i'm
portant Office.
Jacob Posch, who made such q great
race for county treasurer two years
ago against q very strong candidate, is
again in the field, with prospects very
bright. Jake has lived in this county
since he was a month old, and pos
sesses the esteem and confidence of all
who know him. He represents very
important element in this county, and
Is worthy representative. He would
be an able, efficient and honest county
treasurer, serving with credit to him
self and the county. he is in every
way qualified for the position.
Said one of the best known republi-
cans in Little Falls the other evening
Fuller may not realize 1t, but We
republicans do our own thinking.
Ele tions for several years have proved
that, and 1906 will be no exception.
We don't need to take advice from
anyone who made socn an exhibition
of himself as Fuller made during the
Lindbergh Buckman campaign.
Sheriff E. s. Tanner has a wide &C.
quaintance in all parts of the county,
and has proved thoroughly qualified
for the position. He needs no intro.
duction to the voters of the county.
He has much personal strength with
voters of all parties, and no criticism
has b on published of his conduct Of
the Office he again seeks He has al.
ways been elected by large majorities,
showing his standing az the chief
peace officer of the county to be high
among the people.
Examination Of the democratic tick
ct will show fair representation Of
important elements in this county, q
matter which invites your attention
and comparison.
Measures which are beneficial to the
people will receive the special care
and attention of Nels N. Bergheim
and VIM. Fl. Hall, when they 60 to
the legislature. Mr.. Bergheim IL
among the ablest lawyers of Little
Falls, is deep student of state ques-
tions. thoroughly progressive. and
certainly would be an influential mem
ber of the lower house. MIR. Hall is
one of the best known men in the
county, of great personal popularity,
for gears active IN union labor work,
and his election would mean that the
farmers and workingmen would have
an able friend In the legislature.
Indications are that Governor John
son will carry the county by a large
majority. The fact that Cole lived in
this county for years, and is pretty
well known, appears to be helping the
governor.
No criticism has been made against
the record of y. p. Brick, clerk of the
district court, for it is conceded tha,
the affairs of the Office have always
been we'll conducted. that inquiries
are promptly and courteously an.
swered, that the important records are
kept in first class shape. and that the
Office Is conducted in the manner itl
importance warrants. Mr.. Brick has
bean in his Office . faithfull. efficient
and capable servant Of the people.
To be . good county attorney 70.