Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-10-22

" Offices. List Of
Republlca
to represent the wishes of those who
will look to him for support in the
legislature.
The entire delegation selected at
the primaries for the legislature is
we'll balanced. the farming, legal and
business interests being all repre-
sented.
County Offices.
For sheriff, Nels Romer is the can
Ididate selected by his party to gil
the Office. He has practically grown
up from boy in. this county and has
become well and favorably known.
He is q man Of good business ability,
irreproachable character and will
make ansef eficient sheriff. He has an
acquaintance with all classes of yot-
|ers, having been engaged in railroad
ing for some years and is now in bus
iness for himself, owning one of the
most popular livery barns in the city
and also dealing in horses. He is we'll
posted in farm and stock matters. II
elected he will serve the people to
their satisfaction.
Treasurer.
For treasurer, r. a u. Wallace is
serving his first term. The Office has
been we'll managed, and the voters
will no doubt give him merited en-
dorsement for a second term. The
law Limits the. term 81. ONCE Of the
county trsasurer TO TIN tsrms, and
it5has beGemes an I'M l1ttsn law as
we'll, that hen III 1alcial has proved
as competent and satisfactory as Mr..
Wallace, he be given the usual re-
election He is an, old timer, q loyal
republican and his legion Of friends
insist that he .be chosen IL. look after
the dnace ao1ff asurer for another
term sa- Y 4.
Auditor. y
For county auditor, Andrew Blew
sett. was selected assa candidate by Z
large majority Of the voters :and his
eficiency In the Office has been one
OF the main causes Of establishing
his popularity on a firm basis. The
increasing business Of the Office is
well known, and has in fact quadrn-
pied since he first took charge.
Every resident Of the county who has
had business relations with the audi
tors office can vouch for the accuracy
and promptness with which its affairs
are managed by the auditor. He
gives his entire time to the Office and
his past experience has become an
additional asset for the voters to- con-
slider in choosing an auditor. Every
body knows ANDY Blewett, and it
Is safe to predict his election by a
large majority.
Clerk of Court.
George Richmond, the present ac-
commodating and competent clerk Of
the district court was wanted by the
voters for another term. His con-
duct in the Office has been beyond
any criticism as lawyers, litigants,
and every other person having busi-
ness relations with the clerks Office
can testify. Mr.. Richmond is per
sonally well known thruout the coun:
~ and resided for many years in the
northern part of the county. Voters
will give him hearty support know.
ing that the Office will be in good
I hands for another two years. Thru
his duties In connection with land
onice matters Mr. Richmond has
come In contact with . lot Of new
I settlers who can testify to his uni
!, form willingness to accommodate
them In every ,Ray possible and 5to
tend to their business faithfully and
promptly
Register of Deeds.
oh. Bennett 81 Eldridge is . can:
ididate for the Office Of register q
deeds and Ieceiy we'd the nominat Ion Ct
1.-THE hands sof his part 81 q decisive
vote. MI. Bennett e one of the men
lof the count y@Who is entitled to con.
sid Ion in$t this line should he de.
asire II: He always has been .
lstaunch republ bltcali adyoo oating the
Aprinciples ofs the party. Has beenf:a
resident of the county since 1852 en-.
! gagged in turning near Eldridge. He
Ihas mad i slccess of that occupa,
iisdtion in spit Sof many draw backs II.
Icident to aheyrs country lf elected
Oontinusd on Paee 20 E5.