Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-11-01

the work of the sheriH's office has
been only a very small part of the
work that he has had to do since
a priI 1917, at which time the United
States declared war on Germany.
since which time he has been a mem
Der of the local draft board, and up.
ON his shoulders fell the major poi
ton of the work OF this Board, when
he has worked night and day under
instruction of the District Board at
Boise, the Adjutant Generals Office
and other higher state officials to the
end that the government might have
the necessary soldiers to put down
autocracy that democracy might live.
The salary he received for this work
was only the high praise and com
mendation of work done by this
Board Not one dollar of salary was
paid him for the work, yet he did not
lag in his duty of cheerfully and will
lingly doing his duty, and in a man
ner to receive the praise of all ON
cials.
A. L. Berry of Marlboro. the can
didate for Assessor, is a successful
farmer and a man we'll equipped TO
make a good official, man who will
give to the office the attention and
ability needed to administer the du-
ties of this important office to the
satisfaction of all the different inter
ests of the county.
Lucille Hall, the nominee for the
office of County Treasurer, is a Bear
Lake County girl who has won
high place in the business world by
her ability as an accountant and
world oG friends by her pleasant
manner of meeting the people with
whom her business brings her in con-
tact. She has been in the employ of
the First National Bank of Montpel-
Ter for eight years and Is one of the
most popular members of the staff of
that important institution. AS the
only lady candidate asking for the
support of the people at this cleo
ton she undoubtedly will be univer-
sally supported by the women voters
of the county.
Ed J. Haddock, enc present in
cumbent of the Office OF Probate
Judge, will undoubtedly be retained
in that Office by the people at the cleo
ton. His ability and good judgment
have kept the office on a high plane
OF efficiency, and Judge Haddock is
richly deserving to be retained in his
present position.
VIM. j. Ryan, placed in nomina-
tion for the office OF County Attorney,
brings all the qualifications necessa-
ry for a first-class official in this i'm
portant position. II there is a man
in Bear Lake county that deserves ia
vorable consideration at the hands Of
the electors it is Mr.. Ryan, for no
man has lent his aid to the assistance
of the people in furthering all move
ments for the national good and the
local welfare to a greater extent than
he. When a petition is to be gotten
up, subscription raised, loan drive
to put over, or any other project
pushed along for the public good
Mr.. Ryan is among the first to put
his shoulder to the wheel and push
and keep pushing until the object is
attained. Mr.. Ryan by his honora-
BILE conduct as an attorney has won
the respect Of the members of the bar
and is Justly popular with all his as
sociates. He will be warmly support
ed by all voters who believe in boost
ing for man who always boosts for
his neighbors and county.
Seymour Spencer, our present Su-
perintendent OF Public instruction,
has placed the office on a high plane
of efficiency and by his untiring eff
forts advanced the cause of educa-
ton in our county and will be retain
ed in this Office by the voters of both
parties.
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