Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-05-03
tango SPOKLIE TO
SEEK BOARD POSTS
IN FIRST ELECTION


OfvlH1 1QTt41Gf assurance hat con
tests for county offices would bt
fought 0ut on the Democratic ticket
this year n the announcement oil
several new candidates this week Of
their definite intention to file in thai
column
Following the announcements oil
Niels Aadsen, Vernon Hoven and
Paul Kurtx last week that they would
seek reelection to the offices OF
clerk and recorder, county attorney
and treasurer respectively, came in.
formation this week from both Edw
Spoklie ard Carl Tango that they
Eould file In the Democratic column
for county commissioners. Both men
were appointed to fill out terms OF
CAH Hanson and Vic Anker, resigned
Neither of the commissioners have
ever been candidates through an
election campaign and. while this
viii be their first real test OF popu
hrfty with voters, both have been
recognized ~ capable men. scrnpu
lonsly honest. both farmers who
hare made = OF their own
business and have the interests OF
the taxpayers Of Sheridan county al
heart
Mr. SpokIie comes from the Coal
ridge neixhb0rhood. He has served
- keyman for relief work In his COM
munity the past two years, and hir
.neiEToors ray that no mar could
have discharged his duties In that
capacity to ! greater degree of fair
ness and general satisfaction. Cart
Tango has bulk up q splendid farm
soehh a Outlook He is a a who
knows only one receipt for success
fal n<minE-nrd work MI. Tango
= tho newest member on the county
board. but quickly fazniliarixing him
oh with county work, has applied
hhnsek arduously to every task as
signed him
VIXEN asked ii he were ready to
say definitely that he would be q can
dida1e for reelection, Chris Christen-
sen- popular young county assessor,
the Herald permission to make
the announcement. Chris is one OF
those real Democrats who received
the endorsement OF the Taxpayers
Ec0n0mJ LAague two years ago and |
was Swept into office with q hand
Dome majority. He has NOT only !
proven = most efficient officer. but
has conducted the affairs OF his Of.
fice On the l0west operating budget
IN hs history To him means
saving money for the taxpayers, and
ne Immediately set about doing just
hat by using only one assistant, VIM.
Erickson The two have made a
Iplcndd team, and there seems to BE-
title doubt a Chris reelection.
Residents from Wesdby were In the
county seat this week and told the
Herald they were definitely present
n = candidate for the lower House
= thc le8fslature-P. c. Peterson. q
Arnner living a few miles south OF the
'oFder city Mr.. Peterson is said to
ave the solid backing OF the people
= hh community Those who know
I'm best point to him as a mar OF
nature years, having q keen mind.
nd one who enjoys the utmost re-
pea and confidence OF all who know
IN While never having taken an !.
c4tve part In politics, he has always |
consist emily with co-opera- I
ErOups for the interest OF the :,
lrEners. and il very progressive in d
h vid~1- >
Henry RaAen, county superintend- d
Mt q schools this week also Joined
. ranks At those seeking reelection.
Ir- Rna@ II serving his first term I
Office WIN years Of experience In d
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