The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1911-10-09

The voters OF Red Willow cOun
ty will not be unmindful Of e. B.
Perry Of Cambridge, Republican
nominee for judge of the Four
teenth district at the polls in No
vember. Nh Perry offers splendid
qualifications and fine manhood
for the high and honorable posi-
ton he seeks. These two facts
alone will assure him Of substan-
tial vote in this county.
So.
Efficient service is the highest
recommendation one can offer in
seeking an election to office-be
it public or private. Chas .Skalla
can claim all the benefits to be
derived from that endorsement.
In many respects his conduct of
the office Of county clerk has not
been equaled in the history of the
counts. 1t stands as a monument
to his faithful, tireless and intel
ligent work and is his claim for
your vote.
A residence of many years in
McCook has brought E. f. Dick
Osborn to the favorable acquaint-
ance of a wide circle Of friends.
He is now before the voters Of
Red Willow county asking their
support for the office of sheriff,
having received the Republican
nomination at the recent primary
election. Dick has served as dep
uty sheriff and in other similar
official positions, consequently IS
not seeking an office for which
he is not qualified or in which
he is inexperienced. On the con-
trary it is conceded that he is pc
culiarly fitted by nature and quail
ified by experience to give good
account of himself in the office
he seeks. He is a young man of
excellent character and Of good
ability. He is altogether deserv-
ing Of your vote.
The name of Stilgebouer has
stood in Red Willow county for
over quarter century for high
character and for the best citi-
zenship. Among the Republican
nominees, this fall, is a man who
honorably wears the name-we re
fer to William j. Stilgebouer, the
Republican nominee for county
commissioner. Most Of his life
has been spent in this county, IN
the Beaver valley near Danbury.
He is a man Of careful and pru-
dent habits. In business he is
economical and conservative. His
personal character is of the ster-
ling sort you can dpndee upon
and tie to. His long residence
here acquaints him of the needs
of one of Nebraska's most pro-
g~ressive western counties. His
training assures the county of a
careful and economical commits
sioner, should he be the choice Of
the people of this county for that
important office. Remember Will
liam J. Stilgebouer when you vote.
in November.
The honest and conscientious
manner in which j. C.. Moore has
served the people of Red Willow
county in the office Of county
judge naturally appeals to the
thoughtful and conservative vot-
er and citizen-and particularly
so in his probate work, a depart
ment of the office work growing
in Importance. 7 here is no hest
fancy, no matter how important
and valuable the trust or estate
in submitting the matter to Coun-
ty Judge Moore's care. A man
and officer of the strictest integ-
rity, of unquestionable fairness,
and of motives only for the high
est good, he has in past years
strongly appealed to a large and
solid and faithful following at
the polls. A lifelong Republican
resident Of Red Willow county
since it's very infancy, an upright
citizen, fearless and constant for
the right he is entirely deserv-
the support of his party and
of all others who stand for the
best things in our national life. "a
vote for j. G. Moore will not be