Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-10-29

we'd this county three terms as COun-
| ty Superintendent Of schools. Was
elected to the State Legislature in
1918 as Senator. Has been an en-
/ ergetic worker in church and civil
affairs for the past six years and
member OF the Village Board. The
past few years he has been actively
engaged in agricultural pursuits. A
man OF unQuestionable judgement
and ability to serve as commissioners.
Commissioner of Seconc District,
william r. Morgan, of Liberty, was
born and raised here and grown up
with the country his parents COM
ing to Bear Lake in 1864, he has en-
gagged in farming and stock-raising
lpursuits, his education was acquired
in the public schools and at the B.
lY. University of Provo, Utah. He has
been actively engaged in civil as
well as religious capacities all his
life and is now bishop of Liberty;
he has grown up with the Party in
this county and is a firm believer
in the principles Of Republicanigm,
and pledges himself to a fair and
economical administration of coun-
ty business, in the building Of good
highways and schools and in the dew
eolpment and growth of the county
and state. Well qualified to set up
on the Board Of Commissioners.
Commissioner Third District, Sill
as L. Wright, born at Bennington,
and grown up with the community
and of sturdy Pioneer stock; has ser
we'd us faithfully and well for the
past term as County Commissioner
and is the only member OF the pre-
sent board who is up for reelection
his knowledge and understanding of
county affairs makes him even more
valuable to our county this coming
term than ever, and if elected the
work will go on uninterrupted and
mistakes and errors which are In
; cident to practically every new board
will be averted by his knowledge
of the business of our county. He
is of sterling charcter and is known
from one end of the county to the
other by his excellent manhood. He
has served his home community as
Bishop and is now occupying posi-
tion in the Stake Presidency of the
> Montpelier Stake. 1t will be a mis-
D take not to return him to office.
7 Sheriff, Arthur Bulge, born at
) Pennington, Utah, came to Bear
, Lake when years old, grew up with
| the country and Is familiar with evi
cry nook and corner of the county,
], at the age of %, he was general
: manager of the cattle interests Of
/ the Church in this part of the stae
2 he has engaged in farming and
: fanehing and built up one of the fin
: est herds of Dure-bfed HOIstein cat
i tie in the United States, has serv-
4 ed Bear Lake county as Sheriff one
term and would have been return
: ed to the office by an Overwhelm-
n ing majority had the law been such
!; that the sheriff could hold office
two terms successfully; everybody
: knows OF his excellent record while
I In office and how the unlawful kill
9 ling and shipping Of cattle and veal
8 was brought to a sudden end by
3 his careful and wise operations, you
: will also remember with pride his
d method OF handling the illegal liq-
y uor traffic and the heavy fines that
Q were paid into the county treasurer
n through his office. He has also held
70 the office OF State Land Appraiser
II under both Republican and Demo
,. cratic administrations due to hii
% excellent judgement. What we need
u In this office is man who gets re
d suits.
, Assessor, wa all know James Dunn
candidate for reelection for hi
pleasing and fair administration II
N the Assessors office. He was borI
v at Bloomington and has resided II
n the county all his life, followed farm
y ing until elected to office OF Count.
m Assessor, says he appreciates Wha
10 the people have done for him and
a elected will continue 10 serve to tn
1f best Of his ability.
N Treasurer and Tax Collector, Mis-
Ia Amy Munk, was born and raised i
= Bennington, secured her educatio
~ in the public schools ct that place
v Fielding Academy at Paris and z
IA Y. Academy at Logan. Utah. Ful
"a filled q splendid mission in IN
Is northwestern states and for over
as year acted as nilsson stenograhpel
rs Four years ago she entered th
y employ of the Consolidated Wago
a & Machine Company at Montpelie
~ las stenographer and is stilI with tha
- institution as cashier, bookkeepe
- land stenographer.
rs The Republican party is 10 be cor
NJ graduated for having such an e.
" cellent candidate TO offer the voter
a for this office.
r. For Probate Judge. w. Smith Hog
ha IFS . man OF varied experiences nor
81 land reared in the county, attende
nr the public schools and Fielding Aes
denny at Paris. and L. y. 8. Bus
ness College In Salt Lake City, Utal
:. after which engaged IN stenograph
- and court reporting. later appOEnfe
- United States Commissioner, WhfC
position he has held with honor an
= al rendered valuable assistance
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