The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-10-10


standpoint tor the work of superin-
DendsnI, AMI the results of his work
throughout the county fully attest
that fact. He has a remarkable fac
u'ty adjusting the differences
: -eA al too frequently arise in the
d'!O'-4 ,astr.Cts. and. in allaying fric-
1!on. which under less wise guidance
'1-', "a l. any cases develop into fac
W "a. eud,, and possible disruption
In district. The educational in
..i,a,- 9. Idaho are safe in the hands
q Ny. Granville and the people rec
a.a .hAi TACT.
Probate Judge.
captain alnes Woodward. nominee
40r PROBATE Judge, is man thorough
~ Well qualified to fill the office to
which his party has called him. He
is a man OF uprightness and integ-
~, and has reputation for stand
fg f5r what he considers right in
tle race of all opposition. From a
sal standpoint he is we'll grounded
IL law, and for years has been con-
suited by his fellow practitioners on
questions of law where doubtful points
nav been raised, and his Judgment
las been sound. He is an old war
veteran, pioneer and a man of I'M
questioned honesty. He knows full
we'll the responsibility and duties OF
the office to which he aspires, and
those who know him best are most
anxious to forward his election.
County Surveyor.
r. c. Spedden, republican candi-
date for county surveyor, has served
Idaho county so long and faithfully
In that capacity, that it has come to
be accepted as a fact that he will be
continued permanent fixture there
just as long as he will allow the peo-
pie to place him there. Mr.. Spedden
is not only an efficient man in the
office of surveyor, but his well known
honesty unfailing courtesy and innate
modesty has won for him the respect
and esteem of the people of the coun-
w. and his retirement would be &C.
cepted by them with i'll grace.
County. Commissioners.
In the selection of candidates for
the important office of county COM
missioner the primary voters certain
ly exercised the best of judgment.
John Rice, of White Bird, who has
served his district and county in such
a satisfactory manner during the
past two years, has been brought
forward for reelection, and the people
will no doubt ratify that intention
when the time for casting the final
vote comes. MIR Rice is one of the
ranchers and business men of the Sal.
mon river district and is held in high
esteem by his fellow citizens.
Charles Gelbach, from the first dis
trict, is one of the substantial bust
ness men Of Kooskia, and is univer-
sally endorsed in that section as one
of the best men the Clearwater af.
fords. For years he was a pioneer
rancher near the town of Clearwater,
later selling out and removing to
Kooskia where he has been engaged
In business for number of years.
Mr.. Gelbach will make Idaho county
an excellnet commissioner and will
get whole hearted support from all
those who know him best.
John d. Long, candidate from the
second district, is one of Idaho coun-
tvs pioneer citizens, one who has
taken most active part in the devel-
opanent of the county's varied re-
sources and has no doubt as compre-
hensive knowledge of its condi'
tons and of it's needs as any man
| within its borders. In the early days
he mined throughout the central dis
trict, the greater part of the time in
| Warren, and later came to the Prair'
lie and settled down to farming and
stock raising. Mr.. Long is known fal
and wide among the old pioneers fol-
his square dealing and sound judg
ment. He engages heart and soul in
anything he takes hold Of; he is an
unceasing, energetic worker; he has
made a success of his own business
affairs; his word is as good as his
bond, and his life for years in this
community is an open book, the rec
ord of which is one to be proud of
There is no more important office in
the county than that of commissioner
and there is no better man in the
county to fill that position than John
ID. Long. The voter will be work
! ing to dis own interest and that OF
his county by placing a cross in the
circle after the name of John d. Ions
when he enters the booth on Nov
ember 5.
County Coroner.
. For county coroner, DR.. H. B
Blake, of Keuterville, the present in
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