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

this county mas hau Tor many years.
Everybody knows ana likes Jim Dunn
and they just can't keep from vot-
ing for him.
Arthur r. Pendrey. candidate for
treasurer. is one of Bear Lake coun-
ty's most estimable young men. For
several years past he has held a p0-
sition in the Bear Lake State bank at
Paris. He is a good accountant and
in every way qualified to keep the A.
nancial records of the county in such
shape that he can tell at a glance the
exact condition OF the various funds.
John Grimmett. candidate for pro-
bate judge, needs no introduction to
the people of the county. He has held
that office for four years and. Is ia
miliar with the probate laws of the
state. IL elected he will always be
found at the office ready to respond
to he requests of those requiring his
services.
ID. G. Kunz. who is 3 candidate for
reelection as prosecuting attorney,
| like Jim Dunn, has always been 9
vote getter, and we predict that he
will keep up his past record next
Tuesday. Judge Kunz's record as
prosecuting attorney has been q good
one, and he Is deserving of a second
term. There is nothing that we could
say that would add to his strength In
the county. The only doubtful quea-
tion is, which will receive the largest
majority, he or Jim Dunn.
o. G. Dunford, candidate for super
intendent of schools, is one of the
county's old time citizens and teach
er OF high standing. He has progress
sive ideas on educational lines and IL
elected will exert every effort to keep
Bear Lake county's schools up with
the times.
For coroner, Frank williams has
no opposition and mis- election is
therefore assured.
For county commissioners the re-
publicans have three good men, Ed
/ gar NJ. Alfred, from the First district,
| has served two terms i'm that ONCE
and also represented the county one
term IN the legilature. He is a con-
servative man and can be depended
upon to guard well the interests of
the people.
Chas. Nate. candidate from the
Second district. is one of the county'a
well-to-do ranchers. He has never
before sought an once and as he re-
sides in a section OF the county which
has not had an official for many
years. he and his friends feel that II is
only Just that he snould be elected
especially when 1t is considered that
he possesses the qualifications for
making an Al commissioner.
In the person OF Stlas L. Wright,
candidate from the Third district, the
Republicans present one of the pro-
gressive young men of the county. He
Is a native OF the county and knows
we'll the conditions OF the people,
That he stands high with the people Il
evidenced by the fact that when
| Montpelier stake was created he was
called TO serve as second counselor to
President Rich. Being young and
active he can be depended upon ia
look well after the affairs OF the coun-
ty.
AS a final word, we ask the republi.
cans of the county to weigh well the
qualifications of all candidates and II
after mature consideration they con.
clude that the republican nominees
are as capable and loyal citizens ai
their opponents, then give them youI
votes as fellow republicans. II yot
believe in the principles of the repub-
/ lIcan party, the candidate for the low
J eat Office is just as deserving of your
vote as the one seeking the highest
office in the land.