Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-10-27
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THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
The Republicans this year are for.
tunate in having exceptionally strong
and capable men on state, congress
sional, legislative, judicial and coun-
ty tickets, and there is no good reason
why any republican should vote
against one of them
For governor we have a candidate
who is every inch a man and has
proved his worth as an executive Of
ficer. We predict his election by at
least $4,000 majority.
All the other candidates for state
offices are men tried and true and
their election is assured.
For congress we have the Hon.
Halvor STEVENSON, the great common
er Of Minnesota, who is loved by all
the people of the district and has no
opposition.
For the legislature we have B.
Sundberg for the senate and Donald
Robertson and G. H. Mattson for the
house, all able and honest men, tried
and true. They can be relied upon
to look after the interests of the peo-
pie of this legislative district. Mr..
Robertson who is the representative
from this county, has proved himself
to be one of the most active and use
full men in the legislature, and the
people will not go back on Dan, know
ing that he has always stood firmly by
them. The whole legislative ticket
is bound to be elected by large ma
jorities.
For judges of the district court we
have Andrew Grindeland and William
Watts, both eminent, wise and good
men, and they have no opposition for
reelection.
Coming down to the county ticket,
we have August G.. Lundgren for
county auditor. He has proved his
efficiency in the Office he holds and
deserves the unanimous reelection he
will receive.
For county treasurer, Fred Backe
of Stephen, is the republican candi-
date. He is an old resident of Ste
phen, has a great deal of experience
as business man, and is we'll quail
fled and trustworthy man to take
charge of the funds of the county.
For sheriff, we have VIM. Forsberg,
a man who has given the best years
of his life to the service of the coun-
ty and has no other business or inter-
est. He has been a good, faithful
and conscientious officer and deservse
to be elected again. Mr.. Forsberg
will appreciate the votes of the people
in the county, and no one voting for
him will ever need to regret it.
For county attorney, A. N. Eek
strom, rising young lawyer of I'M
questioned ability and integrity is the
candidate He has no opposition.
David Johnson is the candidate for
county superintendent of schools. He
is a graduate of the Warren High
school and has since taken a course
in the Valparaiso university. He has
taught in the schools of the county
and is familiar with work done in
these schools and their needs. He is
in every sense a worthy young man,
in whose hands the educational inter-
ests of the county will be safe and
we'll guarded.
Peter H. Holm is the candidate for
Judge of Probate. He is such an up
right, fair and thoroughly reliable
Judge that no one can be found to run
against him. Everybody knows and
everybody votes for Judge Holm.
Louis Hamre and Mr.. Marsh are
good and competent men for county
commissioners in their respective dis
tricts Chas. Wittensten as candi-
date for commissioner in the first dis
trict is a man who deserves to be re-
elected without dissenting vote. He
is familiar with the needs of the corn-
ty as to drainage, roads and other
matters and is a man who does things.
EVERYBODY will vote for Charley. !
Last but not least, we have A. G..
SWandby, for the important Office of
clerk of court-but wait bit-he is
not republican but running on the
democratic ticket, yet as there is no
one against him, we republicans will
have to vote for him, and he is such
a good fellow, Notwithstanding that
he is democrat, that we can cast our
ballots for him without any conscien-
tious scruples whatever, and do it
gladly All VITO for Gwandhv