The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-30

most faithful servant by voting for
him.
Sheridan Cattreil comes before the
people, and from the splendid record
he has made in the position of clerk
of Coz It's he can conscientiously ask
was Arat elected to the position i'm
1902, he can fill the position as long
as the people see fit to elect him. He
has made such a capable and efficient
officer that there has been no desire
to make a change in the place, and
no individual, seemingly, has any de
sire to oppose him in it from his own
party. Mr.. Cattrell was born in Ohio
in 1S4S, and came to Dawson county
i'll 1883. He is an old soldier, hav-
ing enlisted in the war when but
16 years, with Co. A, 1S6th Ohio
volunteers. Cast your vote for Mr..
Cattrell.
G. Il. Brady is just finishing his
first term as register of deeds, having
been elected in 1906 by a splendid
majority. ,,nen a good man occupies
a position there is little use to change
him so long as the law permits him to
be reelected, and this is just the case
with Mr.. Brady. He is an earnest
official in looking after the business
that comes to his office, and sees to
it personally that all paper are re-
corded promptly and correctly. His
official work has received the endorse
ment of the patrons of the office and
they are the ones who understand mis-
work the best. He was born at SYRIA
cuse, Ind, in 1855, and came to this
county in 1892. His previous work
has been that of a school teacher
and farming.
William NJ. Herbert is without OPP
position for election as states attor-
ney, and it is a mark of respect to
this young gentleman that no other
candidate is opposing him. His pop
ularity and ability as an attorney has
won him this distinction, and be will
reward the people by serving their
interests with fidelity and good judg-
ment. Mr.. Herbert was born in
Marshall county, Iowa, in 1876, and
came to this city in 1888. He grad
uated from the high schools and
then taught in them for several
years. lie was educated for the law
at the University of Nebraska, grad
uating in 1892, and was admitted to
practice the same year. He served
as city auditor and justice of the
peace from 1906 to 1908. Hr. Her.
bert is an able representative Of the
legal profession, and will serve the
people we'll in his official position.
o. e. Browne is another republican
candidate without opposition, but he
will serve his constituents with the
same fidelity as If he had to fight
throughout the campaign to secure
his election. Mr.. Browne was born
in Madison county, Ind, in 1861, and
came to Dawson county in 1882. He
has had experience in the work of
county superintendent of schools
having served this county two terms
some eight years ago, and his record
is n that insures the people that
he will give another successful adj
ministration of the rural schools of
the county. He has been teaching in
Mt. Vernon for a number of a
where his work has received the
highest commentator.
WinslOw Abbey is the nominee for
probate judge, a position that he
has held for the past ten years,
which indicates the fact that the
people r thoroughly satisfied with
his administration of the office, and
they have every reason to be. Judge
Abbey attends to his duties with pre-
cision and credit to himself. Previous
to his election he served the citizens
of Mitchell for twenty years as the
justice of the peace. There is no
question as to his election, and the
people will be glad to honor an old
soldier again, who served his country
through the wal in the 18th New
York infantry. Judge Abbey was
born in Tioga county, N. Y, in 1885,
and came to Dawson county in 1879
-one of the old pioneers.
John Nelson is the candidate for
surveyor. a position that requires
skill and solllty to see that property
is maintained under right lines. Mr..
Nelson is an adept at this business,
and his work has not only the en-
dorsement of Dawson county people,
but in other counties where his SER
vices have been drawn upon to .
large extent during his residence in