Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1912-10-25
REPUBLICANS PRESENT
STRONG COUNTY TICKET
Candidates are All Well Known Citizens and are
\ Pledged to Give the People a Clean, Busi-
ness-lke Administration.

lacking in experience in the prsc-
tice of law, hs'is thorough student,
a deep thinker. a good talker and
above all he ia full of energy,
which is an essential qualification
for the making Of q good lawyer.
The Examiner predicts that within
four years Jesse Rich will not have
TO take back seat for any Of them.
j. Henry stocker, who is cand-
idate for reelection an county tre as-
urer, has made splendid record
during the past two years. His
books are in good shape, and he
has never had 10 call for any out
side assistance in keeping the re-
cords straight. On the occasion of
bis recent visit to Paris, State FIX
aminer Goaslind complimented Mr..
Stocker very highly for the excell-
ent manner in which the record,
were kept He is deserving of re-
election and there is no doubt but
what his majority will be larger
than it was two years ago.
John II. Grimmett, who is also
candidate for reelection as probate
judge, Is another deserving official
He is well known to the people as
clean, capable and honest man. His
experience as probate judge during
the past two years will enable him
to give even better service for the
ensuing two years. He has good
knowledge Of probate matters which
is an essential qualification for a
man to have who asplres to that
office.
For commissioners the republic
cans have three excellent men IN the
persons of Gus Spongberg, VIM. r.
Morgan and Charlie Brewer.
The first named served the county
eight years as auditor and recorder
and the affairs of that Office were
kept in the best OF order during all
that time. His experience as audi
tor gave him thorough knowledge
of county affairs, which viii be
much help to him as commissioner.
Mr.. Spongberg is q good business
man, and believes that county affairs
should he run on business basis.
| He stands for good roads, but be.
lieves that the road fund should m
expended judiciously. The people
can rest assured that Gus Spong-
berg will never squander single
dollar of their money.
Il Mr.. Morgan, from the Second
district, Is a native of Bear LAX,
county aud one Of the highly es
teemed citizens of Liberty. II,
. favors the strictest economy in th'
conduct of the county's business
He il a man of sound Judgment ant
can be relied upon 10 weigh care
] fully all matters which come before
the board of commissioners.
!, Charlie Brewer of St. Charles
! measures right up with the othe
two men for ability, and like then
: he favors giving the people stric,
, ly busineas administration.
e The commissioners are the guar
. dians Of the peoples money an
there are many ways in which the
can unintentionally spend it reck
: lessly. But with such men as SponI
o berg, Morgan and Brewer managin
e the county's business, the people ca
i Irest assured that no charge Of Q,
|trayagance can ever be made agains
them. Republicans, give these me
. g0ur support on Nov. 9th and yo
&c win never have cause to regret 1t.
Q For superintendent OF schools, a
Il fred A. Hart is asking the people I,
reelection and his record during Il
lpresent term Is such as to entitle hi
of to the honor OF reelection. Ever,
,t body is Interested IN seeing got
IF schools and we do not hesitate to 81
~ that the schools of Bear Lake WI
:. average up with those Of any 9th
N county in the state, yet Mr., Hart
e. laboring hard to bring the schools
BE- the county up to a higher standard
a re-elect him and thus enable him
of carry on the work he now has ma
ped cut.
g There is no question about the !
to election of James Nowland for Q.
Oh onsr and Edward Y. Bucher for 81
veyor. Both are competent officii
-. and they have had the peculiar kna
of being great vote getters In |
=" past and we have every reason
ne believe that they will come under
g'newire easy winners on November s
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