The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-06-18
and her pleasing personality.

J. VI. Ketchum of BlackfoOt, and has
been one of the highest contestants
from the very start Of the race. She
is fortunate in having the assistance
OF her many friends in electioneer-
ing. She is one of the Invest hustlers
in the whole campaign.
The other candidates IN District
No. 1 are coming along at good
pace and gaining daily. 1t will OF
be surprising to see some of them
jump into one of the higher positions
one of these days; just a few good
subscriptions would accomplish this
move if they were secured while the
present second period" vote sehed-
lue is i'm effect.
District No. 2
District No. 2 furnishes the leader
for the entire race in the person of
Mrs. OrsOn Lander. From present
indications it would seem that the
second district will poll more votes
than the city district. An unusual
condition prevails, too, in District
No. =, the leading candidates are
running along so evenly that any one
ct them can 60 ahead with the help
of a few long term subscriptions. 1t
is truly a neck and neck race in Dis
trict No. 2.
Keeping up genuinely consistent
and admirable pace, Miss Emma
Powell continues to gain and has
been successful in holding her posi-
ton among the real head-liners right
from the. start of the battle. Miss
Powell can be counted on as one Of
the real contenders for the 100000
prizes-she is doing splendidly and
has not slackened her pace since the
second period" vote schedule has
gone into effect a particle.
The thriving city of Firth is re-
presented i'm the battle of ballots by
tsne of its most popular and pretty
young business ladies, Miss Edith
Christensen, of the First National
Bank, and a young lady who will be
very hard to beat. Altho late in
starting and quite busy with her
duties at the bank she is giving a
fine account of herself. Firth is sup
porting its favorite i'm a way that may
mean the largest of the prizes for
that city.
The Riverside district makes the
positive assertion that their favorite
i'm the election, Mrs. Martha La
ROGUE, is the logical and probable
winner of District No. 2 and judg-
ing from the support they are giving
her and the way she is gaining, their
most popular lady has been chosen
as their representative i'm the event,
as practically every home i'm that dis
trict is intensely interested in her
success.
Miss Euleda Ginger is the pretty
hustling fayOrite of Aberdeen, in
whom the Aberdeen residents are
putting their confidence in the big
battle of ballots. Always at the head
of the list she has been and is a real
contender for the big honors. The
people of Aberdeen make the state
ment that one Of the big prizes must
come to the south end of the county,
and judging from the support they
are giving their favorite they may
possibly make good their statement.
MOreland is well represented in
the list by Mrs. Mettie Leavitt of
that community. Mrs. Leavitt is
gaining steadily in the race and
few good subscriptions can put her
in the lead. She is very popular in
that district and from the thousands
of votes her friends are casting for
her, may lead the second district be-
fore the end of this period.
Shelley is well represented in the
race in the very pretty and popular
young matrOn Mrs. Helen Sims. Mrs.
Sims did not get started as early as
some but has been coming along with
leaps and bounds, and if she can
continue as she has been doing,
promises the others that she will be
very hard indeed to beat.
Still retaining her place among
the highest ones, Mrs. Cora Criddle,
wife of j. W. CriddIe of Springfield,
is setting a pace that is mighty
pleasing to her hundreds of friends.
The coming week may see her con-
for the highest honOrs of
the battle for her friends are becom-
ing even more enthusiastic as the
end Of the race approaches.
One of the most consistent gain
ers of the whole race is Mrs. J. o.
Mote of Sterling. Mrs. Mote having
a host of friends and well wishers
in that community as well as in the
whole county is one likely to give
a very big account of herself as the
race progresses. She is one of the
most progressive and enterprisIng
women of that district and Sterling
has done well in picking such an
admirable woman to represent them
inthe race.
The other candidates in the Sec
ond district are inaugurating cam
paigns for the next few days that
nay place some of them mighty
nigh in the list, so it is rumered.
While the DpeSent hiU vOta cob nduIo