The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-06-12
Many Good Men
For County Offices
Among the Many Good Candi-
dates For Office the Follow
ing are Found

be remembered at the polls OH
the Oath. lie will make good
represent ative as, he is an able
and we'll qualified attorney. DO
not forget to make an X before
his name on the ballot.
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Simon Jallr of Wilton was here
Tuesday looking after his cam
paign. With his past experience
he is fitted to fill the office OF
representative. He is we'll
posted and knows the countys
needs. 1t will not be a mistake,
tb cast your vote for Mr.. Jahr
for representative OH tale 24th.
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Hon. Jerry O'Shea was a
member of the Legislature in
1911 and filled the position hon
orably. He was a credit to the
country. Mr.. O'Shea is a man
Of good common sense ard vote.
for him for representative will
be a vote for good man.
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| Hon H. r. Freitag is d candi-
date fer reelection as representa-
tive of the 46th district. He was
member Of the last legislature
and has had considerable ex-
perience in working for the
country. He is vice-president Of
the bank at Max and will get
good support wherever he IS
!; known.
| Judge Geo. p. Gibson is a can
didate for reelection. He has run
| the office entirely alone, thus re-
ducing the expenses Of the OF.
fice. He has always been found.
| in his office and is very accommo
dating to those who have busi-
ness there. He is another man
who has no opposition and will
! be rewarded for his faithful ser
vice.
John L. Brekken is seeking
another term in the office of
county superinte ndent. During
the two terms he has been in Of
flee he has worked early and
late in order to perform his many
county duties. He will without
doubt have good vote when
! they are counted on the 24tal-
There has been a good deal of
talk that certain parties have
been prejudiced against certain
offices and candidates. but we
have failed to see where it comes
in. When E. G. Stocker took
charge Of the books in the county
auditor s office they were way
behimd. He had extra help at
that time but since then has had
only Gle assistant, w. G. Hend-
ricks. Both Of these men have
been tending strictly to their
business and have been gaining
recognition over the entire coun-
try. They are two Of the best
officers in the, state according to
one of the state examiners who
was here recently. Mr.. Stocker
is a candidate for reelection
and that he has no opposition
goes to show that the voters
want to reward a good servant.
If Mr.. Hendricks were better
known he too would have big
vote on the 24th. He is well fit
ed fer the office Of sheriff for
which he is candidate.
G. w. McGray, candidate for
state senator, will no doubt get
big vote at the primaries. He
has visited among the farmers
and townspeople and they all
want to see him represent them
at, the state capital tl1is winter.
He has lived in this county long
enough so that he knows what
this county needs and he will sees
that it's needs are taken care Of.
He will be the right man for the
office.
M. Tellefson Of Garrison Is Il
prominent candidate dor clerk OF
court. He is making q good
race and the voters wall see
THAT he gets good vote on the
oath He is a young man who.
has had office training and viii,
be able to fill the office 81 ~
creditab!e manner.
j. e Williams of Turtle Lake, =
. candidate for states attorney
who will poll the big vote on ea1s
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