Idaho County free press., 1922-06-15
20CAND|DATES
PLACE NAMES
UP TO VOTERS
Many More Expected to File
for County Office Before
the Nominations Are Closed
Republicans to Fight at Pri-
maries Over Commissioner
ship in the Second District
FILED TO DATE
DEMOCRATIC

DEMOCRATIC
August Schroeder, Cottonwood, for
commissioner second district.
f. M. Griffith, Grangeville for pro-
scouting attorney.
f. E. Fogg, Grangeville, for prose-
cutting attorney.
w. Fl. Eller, Cottonwood, for sheriff.
N. b. Pettibone, Grangeville, for
commissioner first district.
j. w. Schmadeka, Grangeville, for
commissioner first district.
Mrs. Otie l.. Cone, Granlgeville, for
treasurer.
J. A. Bradbury, Grangeville for
treasurer.
William Ingram, Grangeville, for
assessor.
REPUBLICAN
v. f. Flick, Garfield, for commits
sioner third district.
Chester Arnold, Grangeville for
sheriff.
Elmer A. Carpenter, Grangeville for
school superintendent.
Edgar G.. Fry, Ferdinand, for rep
resentative in legislature.
Lloyd Fem, KooslSia, for represen-
tativ in legislature.
J. e. Byron, Grangeville, for pro
bate Judge.
Calvin Hazelbaker, Grangeville, for
assessor.
Floyd Church, Grangeville, for com
missioner second district.
j. w. Hazelbaker, Grangeville, for
commissioner second district.
c. o. Vincent, Grangeville, for com
missioner second district.
Dale Clark, Kooskia, for commits
sioner first district.
There'l be hot time in Idaho coun-
ty during the next six weeks, prior
TO the primary election, August j.,
Judging from filings of nominations
for county Office. Already twenty FL
ings have been made, and many more
are in the breeze.
County commissioner appears to be
the most eagerly sought job in the
county. In the second, or Grange
Vile district, three Republicans are
in the race for the nomination, and
more are eager to go, 'tis said. @. o..
Vincent, Floyd Church and J. w. Ha-
zelbaker have filed for this office on the
Republican ticket, while Bert Decker
and Edwin Nelson probably will get
into the race. On the Democratic side,
August Schroeder, of Cottonwood, is
the only candidate who has fled.
IN FIRST DISTRICT
For commissioner in the first district,
Dale Clark, Kooskia, incumbent, has
filed. Mr. Clark appears to have no
opposition jim the Republican party.
N. B. Pettibone, president of the
farm bureau, and former state sena-
tor, is candidate for the Democratic
nomination, as is J. w. Schmadeka, an
old time resident of the county. Mr.
Schmadeka has resided in Idaho coun-
ty for forty-fve years.
William Ingram this week fled for
assessor on the Democratic ticket.
II. f. Quinlan, it is announced, has
thrown his hat into the ring for the
Democratic nomination for sheriff. Mr..
Quinlan has not vet filed. He will
oppose at the primary w. Fl. Eller,
former sheriff Mr. Quinlan was depu-
tv sheriff under ex-Sheriff Yates, rs
also was Mr.. Eller.
On the Republican side, Chester
Arnold is the only candidate who has
filed for sheriff ". Fl. Johnson,
auctioneer, has announced his candi-
dacy for sheriff, but has made no fill
ing.
ON SALMON RIVER
For the Republican nomination for
county commissioner, in the third dis
trict, v. f. Flick, Garfield, will oppose
f. S. Vincent, present commissioner.
T. c. LYDIA, of Slate creek, is looked
upon as a probable Democratic can
didate for this office.
Mrs. Otie Gone and J. A. Bradbury
are filed for the Democratic nomination
for county treasurer.
f. f. Fogg and f. Mr. Griffith seek
the Democratic nomination for prose-
cuting attorney.
Lloyd Fem, Kooskia, and Edgar
Fry, Ferdinand, seek the Republican
nomination for representative in the
legislature. Two candidates for this
Office are to be nominated. Seth d.
Jones will quite likely file for state
senator. He is the present senator
from Idaho county.
With two weeks left in which to
file, it is believed at least, twenty
more candidates will place their names
before the voters at the primaries