Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-10-19

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school education and also graduate
from the commercial department O
the L. D. S. college in Salt Lake
After leaving college he served tw
years as book keeper for large es
tablishment in Salt Lake. The fac
that he is a tirst-class book-keepe
and an excellent penman will enabl
him to keep the assessors books i,
good order. He has had sufficien
experience in business affairs to Ell
able him to be a good Judge Of
property values and it will be hi.
aim, if elected, to give everv tax
payer ali honest and ''square deal'
in the assessment of property. He
is now engaged with his father In
the mercantile business at ST.
Charles.
There is only one lady candidate
for office IN the county and she is
Miss Hermoine Hart Of Blooming
ton, republican nominee for euperin
tendent of schools. Miss Hart is a
native of Salt Lake, but has lived
in this county since childhood.
After obtaining a common school
education here she attended the
Agricultural college at Logan, from
which institution she graduated with
the degree of B. S.. She has taught
country and graded schools for ten
or twelve years, eight years OF which
she has taught in this county. For
the past five years she has held a
state certificate which is qualifica-
tion person must possess in order
to hold the office of county superin-
tendent. She endeavors to keep up
with the times IN school work, and
If placed in charge of the schools Of
our county, she can be relied upon
to look we'll after the interests of
this important branch of our county
government. Being the only lady
candidate before the people of Bear
Lake county, she should receive
loyal support from the mem bers of
the fair sex, regardless of their pol
itlcal affiliations.
Frank Wright, member of the
present hoard of county commits
sioners, is making the race for the
office of sheriff and it is the univer-
sal opinion that Frank will come
under the wire on the night of Nov.
9th with at least 500 votes to the
COED. Franks record as commits
sioner needs no defense, and when
he retires from the sheriff's Office
two years hence the people can say
OF him "well done thou good and
servant" Frank is cour-
ageous. firm, fair and honest-a COM
blnatlon of qualifications that are
needed in man who fills the Office
of sheriff.
James F Bum our candidate for
treasurer, mas been resident of The
county for 80 years and resides in
section that has never bad a repre-
sentative in the administration of
our county AFFAIRS. Mr.. Bunn's
qualifications for the office cannot
be questioned. In his younger DAYS
he followed the profession of school
teachef for quite mum ber of years
and held high second grade GER
tificate. He taught in the schools
OF this county for ten years. Since
retiring from the school room he has
been engaged in farming. He is a
staunch republican, thoroughly
honest and can be relied upon TO see
that the funds of the county are
properly apportioned. Mr.. Bum
is in every way deserving of the
office and should receive the united
support of tee republicans.
In the person of "Fay" Austin.
the republicans have q candidate for
prosecuting attorney, who possesses
a thorough knowledge of law. He
is graduate of Ann Arbor, the
leading law school of this cosntry.
He is an industrious and straight.
forward young man and has an am
bition to advance in the legal pro.
fession. He is at present filing
that office, having been appointed
to succeed Jesse r. s. Bndge. who