Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1908-10-22
Men Who Are Before the Voters for Leg
IsIatlye and County Offices. List Of
Clean, Capable Republicans.

Clean, capa' ]! bic !
The voters Of Stutsman county will.
be called upon Tuesday, November
3rl to cast their ballot for q full nat
ional, state, legislative, judicial
and county ticket. Outside of the
presidential electors, the candidates
presented to the voters are the re-
suits Of republican selection by pri-
mary ballot. These candidates have
been chosen from among numerous
other aspirants and are logically con-
sidered the best men for the posi-
tions named.
The candi dates for the legislative
and county offices were all chosen by
the republican voters themselves by
large majorittes at the primaries.
Their merits were well known and
fully considered before the primary,
and it is not necessary to make an
extended reference to them, but sim
ply to remind all republican voters
Of the duty Of supporting the candi-
dates Of their choice at the polls this
fall, and thus complete the business
Of the election begun last spring.
The ticket is an unusually strong one
and no voter need hesitate to mark
ballot opposite the name OF every
candidate mentioned.
About the only criticism SO Tar
! heard concerning the republican
county ticket nominated in June, is
Of . petty, mud-slinging variety,
. which has long since ceased to be re-
garded by intelligent voters in the
county as legitimate argument
against the support Of any candidate.
For tho Lsgtslatnrs. L.
For the state senate Alfred steel,s
name is presented. he has resided in
the county for ats least Is years, Tis
engaged in the abstract apd insur-
auce business in jamestown, is .
member Of the Stutsman county bar.
has served as county Commissioners,
as mayor of the city. and member OF
the board of education. In every
capacity he has proved to be man
Of excellent qualifications, and 2 good
Official, and will represent Stutsman
county in the senate with dignity
and ability, and fairness to all Inter
ests. '4 !3 q 80 s IS sz sf.a I.
There are four candidates selected
for consideration for the lower house.
Fred Kneeland is one of the number.
he is an attorney in general practice
in Jamestown and is well and favor
ably known in the legal circles Of the
county as well He IS comparatively
young man, and : rising member OF
the Stutsman county bar, has served
the city as the legal advisor OF the
council, and has an extended acQnain-
tance with settlers, as United States
commissioner. Those who have had
dealings with MI. Kneeland can youch
for the integrity and promptness
With which he conducts his private
business which is q convincing con-
clusion that he Will carry into the
conduct Of his public affairs the same
qualifications. s13s
william Sinclair has served one
term In the house Of representativ yes,
and is the choice Of his district as
well as the county IN general, for an
other term. His first service was
good evidence Of his faithful work
for the count and for the best intsr;
ests of the state, and he sis enti tied
to reelection. MI. Sinclair Is 9 pro-
eressive farmer residing in the west
ern part Of the county, and his pres
once IL the legislature will add
strength to the delegation.
Il Richard Pendray is also IN old res.
ident OF the county having lived here
since sboyho GOD. He has been engaged
ia il farming and has; done well IN; that
o.tc.,cuupat 4, ID Ion al eshase prospect and
esteem OF all who know him. He ls
4 aggressive and forceful. and fair lair
minded; will MAKE : firm supporter
81 every egitimate: interest of the hl
county yet will protect the rights
and interests Of his party and con.
/ stitue1lts. Mr. Pendfay is qualified
to make 4 most yaluA ble member. =
4. .. Atwood. 8 business man 81
Courtenay. 81 one 8ef the nomi minees & e, !
the zlegislat ture. He comes from q lan 2
important and fell He'd 81 q
Y tie e county, and iss sfamili iAI ith 4 the
interests ofs bnsiI men and y
4 farmers Ia, Hs his sfbeen p6st naster g
his. home town ~ NellS QnAllnMed M