Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-09-04
HELD TO GRAND JURY|A TICKET OF WINNERS
The Democratic County
Ticket Of 1908 a Very
Strong One

Ticket Of 1908 a Very
Strong One
The ticket presented by the people
OF Morrison county by the democratic
party is one merlting confidence and
approval.
County Auditor William A. Butler
is known as one of the most efficient
county officers in the state. He is
always courteous and accommodating.
He is a first class campa1gner. Mr.
!. Buffers majorities have always been
large. This year will be no exception.
Chas E. Vasaly, again the candi-
date for register of deeds, we assure
our readers is not worrying over the
result this fall. He has had some ex-
perience in campaigning, and intends
to campaign some more this fall
then some
/: E.. +. Shaw, Judge of probate, has
an official record that is without
possibility of criticism. He is the
only lawyer a candidate for a position
where questions of law continually
arise. He is one of the best
campaigners in this section, strong on
the platform, and will not fall below
his last majority.
If there is stronger or better man
for sheriff in this county than Ex.
Mayor Frank Armstrong of Royalton,
nobody has heard of him. Mr.. Arm
strong is among the best known
citizens in the county, born and
brought up here. Big Of frame and
big of heart, always jovial, shrewd,
full Of common sense, experienced IN
the political game, and a tireless
campaigner, Frank Armstrong IS one
of the most formidable candidates on
the ticket, and every sign points to
his success this fall
S. p Casey has been for many years
a resident of Little Falls and held
many positions of trust, all of which
he discharged with fidelity and faith.
fullness. His competency for the
lposition of county treasurer is unques'
toned. He has wide acquaintance
throughout the county, and his
integrity and ability will be valuable
assets when he takes up the Office OF
.treasurer. He will make success.
bringing campaign.
County Attorney d. NJ. Cameron
has been painstaking and faithful,
conscientious and careful, fearless ani
fair. He has not hesitated to follow
j, the path Of duty, and his administra
, tion measures with the best of hi:
: predecessors. He is an experienced
and resourceful campaigner and hi
majority will again be far up in th,
hundreds, no matter who opposes
August G. Brandt, the democrati,
: nominee for superintendent of schools
is exceptionally well qualified for tn
place. He was graduated from tn
River Falls. Wis, Normal school
taught school for many years, wa
principal of important schools, hel.
various civic Offices, and would be al
Impartial and capable officer: Mr.
Brandt is a resident of Little Fall
! and has lately been engaged in variou
3 business lines. The support from
people of all parties rendered hin
$ since his nomination has been crafty
ing, and he starts with bright prospect
on the thorough campaign he intend
to make.
County Surveyor A. J. Fem has NJ
$ opposition. He would have held ont
the job anyway.
DR.. Edward Segu1n of Pierz
candidate for coroner, is well known
and able physician, with large clrcl
of friends. Coroner Seguin will maxi
r a first-class officer.
The democracy is especially fortun
ate in its candidates for commissioner
Charles A. Sprandel, nominee in tn
First district, is man with larg
r business interests, who would brlnI
sound judgment and ripe experienc
r to the Office.
Mr.. Sprandel will make a winnin
$ campaign, and will be valuable ma
i on the county board.
Andrew johnson, nominee in tn
2nd district, is among the best know
business men OF Little Falls, and tn
: only resident of the city who is
: member of the board or candidat
r for board position 1t would seer
: that 1000 people are entitled to at leas
g one member OF the county board
Apart from this. Mr.. johnson ha
been conscientious, faithful com
missioner, mindful of his district
. needs, and absolutely fair. The breat
3 of scandal has never touched him o
u Mr.. Vlrnig, also candidate for re
: election. Mr. johnson was elected b
= a large majoriy four years ago, an
y will be again endorsed. r
:. Peter Virnig, again the nominee l.
: the 3rd district, has been on tn
= square, faithful and impartial homes
and true. He will win by as big.
!, majority as four years ago.
i The Herald will later take up tn
: various candidates. and discuss. then
: more at length. 1t is the genera
. opinion that the ticket is UNUSUAL,
tc$vA ~ 1nfH l. -
: perienced in campaign work, AM
: promise to make lively and interest
!; ing campaign.
+ Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. New
5 man, Sunday, Aug. 30, a daughter.
0 Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. John
& son of the Brickyarls, Saturday. AuQ