The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-09-07
The CANDIDATES
Complete List Of Those Who Are II
Seeking Nomination for
> County Offices: /
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Elsewheresin this issue we pub
.lish q sample OF the ballots to be
voted at the. primary election,
which contain the names Of all:
candidates to be voted for. From
these candidates the voters willsbe
required to make their selections Of
party candidates., and as some of
these candidates are to manage
county affairs the coming two years
it would be we'll for voters to con-
slider their qualifications.
For the Office of county auditor
the administration of E. G. Pannell
has been 90 uniformly satisfactory
that no opposition TO his reelection
has been offered from any source
and he will continue in the position
he has so ably filed, M &5
The same condition exists in re-
lation to the Office Of coun ty
treasurer. The long newspaper
experience of E. z. Smith has
qualified him to please everybody,
and in go doing he will be- ,undis-
turbed in his ambition to succeed
himself as custodian OF, the county
funds. -, q '>.G-... A. -,
For the office Of register Of deeds
there are three candidates.. two re-
publican and one democratic. a..
Hawley, who is just completing his
first term is well known to all.
For a number of years he ably
edited the Advance and faithfully
Iabored to further the interest Of
: his party and it's candidates through
the columns Of his paper. So far as
we have been able to learn he has
faithfully peri formed e M Che litiz =
OF his Office and there appearssto be
no reasonable cause to- turn him
out with only one term: 81;
Harry r. Tripp, long time resi-
dent of Round Lake is anxious to
succeed Mr.. Hawley, and mas been
making an active campaign. He ia
fully qualified and should he be the
choice Of the people would un-
doubtedlys make a good Official,
The democratic candidate is J: q.
=" Rev, well known resident Of
Worthington. He has many friends
in the city who know hisa ability: and
worth as q man and he will make
the campaign interesting ct least.
For the position of Sheriff there
are three applicants, gil republicans. 2.
The present very capable. officiall,
Newton Fauskee asks the people. OF
, the county to give him q renomi-
nation upon the strength Of his
creditable record in the Office. He
is opposed by Western M. Cline, a
prominent farmer and we'll known
citizen of Summit Lake and j. NJ.
scriven, another yell known farmer
who resides in Seward. ]. ;.s#9s A
For county attorney Charles N.
Crandall, whom you I'LL know better
than does the writer, is . candidate
to succsed himself. His record aa
! county attorney hes been that 81 Of y g
1atobful, painstalring @ and
@4,oroughly competent Official. BE
3 has performed bis duty g he saw it
and his record is one Of which be
& may be, proud: s5,.s. s,..t'
Opposed 70 him ist attorney 7. J :,
q Jones, Saof this city, who has pre-
yiously held tho position, and ii
Iakain chosen he would bring to the
ONCE the experience Of former
ssService: - ,#@2| IL y. ..slls!Et
sM Another opponent lie attorney
3 stelle s. Smith, Of Worthing ton,
7 who has been resident OF this
county since 1879, when he was
four years of age. For twelve years
he resided on a farm in eWorthing=
ton township. He attended the
public schools and graduated from
the Worthington High: school in
1894. he afterwards attended bust
ness college for one year and took To- !
four years. course at the State
university from which he graduated
in 1899, and was admitt ed to the
bar the samesyear. He has con.
tinuously practiced law since that
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