Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-10-22

does not demand of frequent changing
OF the occupant in fact the nature and
condition of the business with which the
judge of the county court has to deal
almost demand the retention of such a
capable and obliging public official as
this. We advise the voter to keep
Judge Dorval and his capabilities we'll
in mind. No better testimony can be
offered than the esteem and confidence
which the people of Cavalier county
have in him.
At the coming election the voter
will for the first time cast a non-par-
tisan ballot for candidates for judicial
and educational offices, such positions
having very properly, as far as is
possible, been taken from the control
of political party lines. In this re-
spect, therefore, the present incum-
bent of the Office of county superinten-
dent of schools, Miss Helen Sullivan,
comes before the voters as a non-par-
tisan candidate for reelection. Miss
Sullivan has been superintendent of the
schools of this county the past four
years and stands for recollection on the
splendid record Of work she has accom-
plished for both the schools and the
pupils during that time. We have
yet to hear Of any place where she
has failed to attend to the duties Of
the office capably and we'll. The
office is now non-politic&l and it is
also one for which the women have
the right of suffrage. What Miss
Sullivan is as an educator and admin
istrator of school affairs is known by
all who have had reason to cooperate
with her in the conducting of the
affairs Of that office. She is a home
product of this county, having lived
in Langdon practically all her life,
and since her graduation from the
high school OF this city has devoted
her whole time and attention to school
work. There is no question as to her
qualifications and the present stand
ing which the schools of Cavalier
county have owe the state may be
said to be entirely the work of her
untiring effort for their advancement.
With the office in such competent and
willing hands it would only material
~ interfere with work for further
=, progress to contemplate a change at
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than given all the satisfaction that
, could be looked for and she should be
, reelected by a very substantial ma,
jority to this very important position.
f In the First. Second and Fifth Dis.
y tricts there will be a county commits.
soner to be elected, the term of office
of Elias Porter, of Calvin, in the
First District, E. Wienecke, O.
Iona, in the second district and Ale,
E Russell. of Walhalla, in the Fifth
q district all expiring this year. Com'r
Porter and Russell are both in tn,
field for reelection and their wide
knowledge and experience in the
9 capacity which they have been serving
> the tax payers of the county during
4 their present term of Office, now draw
ing to a close needs, no word of com
n mendatlon upon our part. In thu
Second district, Charles Dunnigan O
Gallo seeks to succeed Com'r Wien
ecke on the board. We may say tina
+ he is the son of Peter Dunnigan o:
Beaulleu, has been raised in the coun
f ty and since moving west to Trie'
+ township has shown himself to be one
of the most successful young farmers
+ in his neighborhood. 1t is not idle