Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-10-28

II FARMER Iub also 5hilllui cUSlllct
Il he laying out Of highways IN ac
II eordauee with mOaeIu nietbOos &
road Duiioihg. building Of bringe
Il ana Tie determining Oi question
H rcialipg 10 the ibOusaud ana one IN
II piONeinents nee1eo III new an
H growing county, they thought ue
\ uanoeu that al lease one Of ia
II members Of the board Of count.
II commissioners should be evil Ell
s.neer.
II Charles y. Dilatush is the choice
H % the people Of he Hagcrman val
IS Tor commissioner from the IN,
mstrict Mr.. Dilatush is the one
man nominated who represents The
older settlers Of the county for the
county board. he Is we'll known,
we'll liked. successful as a rancher
and business man and merits and
holds the confidence and esteem of
40 who have formed his acquain-
.ance. MIR. Dilaiush is the only cit
zen Of The Hagefman valley whose
name appears on The Republican
ilck"t this year and That he will be
4clceted 10 one doubts.
Charles &. Nelson OF Hepburn is
the nominee for the third district.
Mr.. Nelson is one Of The early set
Hers on the Ninidoka reclamation
project and owns one Of the valu-
a'ile claims thereon. He is now en-
gagged in business and enjoys the
confidence Of the business world as
well "a that Of The settlers Of The !
PR iccl II has been customary for
the Ninidoka project to be repre- |
snted on the board Of county com
lnifsiorers and it will be following
out his custom when Mr.. Nelson is
elected on the 9Th OF November
The biggest business proposition
al Lincoln county is The office Of
iIsirici Clerk and ex-officio Coun-
iy Auditor and Recorder The pres
rnt encumbent, Harry w. Anderson
was re-nominated for second
term. Mr.. Anderson is business
and a man Of excep-
'ionai ability in his chosen line of
work He has brought the office
M TO a high standard Of efficiency
after recognizing every depart
nent TO his own high standards.
less than a man Of large =
business experience has any bust /
less with the office Of County Audi c
or. Mr. Anderson is in better con-
ltion than ever TO serve the peo- {
Die Of the county in this office and h
hey viii do well TO continue him !
here. b
Mrs Leah NJ. Burnside is another p
candidate who had no opposition in T.
he primary election and that she h
will succeed herself as County SUI r
'eriniendenl of Schools is fore Il
one conclusion. Mrs. Burnside "
las had ample experience in this u
me OF work. after having made her b
mark as a public school teacher. II ST
equres person Of rare Judgment o.
. succeed in this position besides a
assessing the educational require ol
lents. How we'll Mrs. Burnside IL
as succeeded is evidenced by the q
ontlnued support Of the people of al
ne county. Another thing that APP to
eals to the chiValric in the cleo CT
rate of the county is the fact that la
lis candidate is the only woman in
indicate in the field. "a
Edward G.. lsenberg of Hepburn. AT
no won the nomination for County
asessor is we'll known in the coun-
seat having been deputy auditor io
+ a time under Harry w. AMBER 10
n. He is one of the MinidOka re- "a
settlers who made good re
the farm and now seeks a larg- iol
field of responsibility He is lb
lished, agreeable gentleman who sci
lkes friends wherever he goes and ,
! business qualifications are first su
ISIS. As a capable and honest man Tia
integrity and capability will mo
nd him in good stead while per- ar
ming the difficult and important fro
les of County Assessor and Coll III,
Tor. ~
n. V. II. Killen of Hepburn. the a,
ninee for Coroner, is one of the ran
liug politicians of Lincoln coun- ,hs
And ii requires qualities of a rbs
Ii order to succeed along politica I'd
: in these days. The Doctor has
! the confidence of leading pu- h'
men by possessing those quail rive
that appeal to them as neces- 'iie
for success In this case The sion
,e is not in any manner hind iish'
q to professional success, but then
ends primarily upon skill as a the