Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 31, 1904, Page 3

i) SR, MONDAY- THE_BEMIDJIDATLYPTONEER— OCTOBER 31 A B HAZEN Republican Candidate for Sheriff Every one in the county knows A. B. Hazen ane everybody calls him “Al” for he is one cf the most popular men of the county. For years he has been a promi- nent farmer of Beltrami County and a prominent business man of Bemidji. The work that Mr. Hazen has done in Beltrami County has contributed much to its upbuilding and deyelopment and he deserves well at the hands of his fellow citizens. Mr. Hazen has freely offered himself asa sacrifice for the republican party when there was small chance of his election. Now that a wave of republicanism is sweeping the state and the county it is no more than right and no more than jus- tice to Mr. Hazen that he should receive the yote of every loyal Tepublican. Mr. Hazen has serv- ed several terms as a trustee on ‘the village council of Bemidji and is a member of the counci! today. He is a man of splendid phisique, courage and determination and will make an admirable officer. M A CLARK Republican Candidate for Judge of Probate. Judge M. A. Clark, republican candidate for judge of probate of Beltrami county needs no intro- duction to the public of the coun- ty. Tor the past two years he ‘has held the office to which he :seeks re-election and everyone ‘who has had to do business with thim knows that he has made a most excellant judge. Itis safe to say that there are few who lhaye appeared in the probate «court during the past two years ‘that will not cast their vote for Judge Clark. He has attended to the affairs of the office prompt- Ny, ably and justly and is in every way eatitled to the usunal court FOR COMMISSIONERS The republican party presents as candidates forcounty commis- sioner in the second district Geo. Gurderson, in the fourth district Joseph Wagner, and in the fifth district Andy Danaher. Mr. Gunderson, who is post- master at Cormant, isa young man highly esteemed by his neighbors for his honesty, indus- try and fidelity. He1s postmas- ter at Cormant, conducts a gen- eral store there and is the owner of valuable real estate. He will make an excellent commissioner. Joseph Wagner, the republican nomiree in the 4th district, is a farmer in the town of Northern whose popularity is attested by the large vote given him for nom- ination. ~ He is well known thru- out his district, thoroughly ac- quainted with its needs and will serye his district with fidelity tand ability. A, W. Danaher, nominee of the 5th district, is a resident of Ten- strike and has important proper- ty interests throughout the coun- ty. Heisa man of good judg- ment, shrewd business ability and tireless energy, and will be a valuable representative on the board for his district. H J LOUD Republican Candidate for Coun- ty Attorney. The fight for nomination for county attorney at the primaries in September was one of the hot- test on the entire ticket. Mr. Loud was nominated by a plural- ity of more than 100 over two good men and able lawyers, and his opponents are now actively supporting him for election. Mr. Loud has been county attorney for the past two years and has made an able official. He has secured convictions in an un- usually large percentage of the criminal cases which has arised during his term, has been par- ticularly careful in examining all bills presented to the county and has saved the county hundreds of dollars by appealing bills which he deemed unjust, and he has clearly shown himself to be one of the brightest and ablest lawyers in the county. Mr. Loud should receive the vote of ess of a sedond term, J J REGAN Republican Candicate for Super- intendent of Schools. - J. J. Regan, of Solway, was nominated at the primaries by the republicans of the county for superintendent of schools. Mr. Regan came to the county some ten or eleven years ago and took up a_homestead. For a time he taught here, later in Polk county| and North Dakota. He has had seven years experience as a every loyal republican. teacher and is a man of good edu- cation, having attended the Uni- versity of North Dakota, sound judgment, splendid executive | ability with a deep interest in the cause of education. Beltrami County’s schools are growing rapidly and need care and organ- ization. To this work Mr. Regan willaddress himself with earnest- ness and enthusiasm, and under his administration the peopleof the county may look forward to a rapid development of their pub lic schools. REPUBLICAN CANDID ATES IN STATE AND COUNTY THE COUNTY TICKET The ticket presented by the republicans of Beltrami county|;,q gemocra ever witnessed in the county.|able officers. But Beltrami That ticket deserves the support|county is normally a strong re- and the vote of every republican, | publican county and the republi- ts and populists may cans of the county owe it to their is a ticket composed of men who | cast their yotes for the republi [party to roll up this fall the big- were nominated after one of the|can nominees knowing that they |gest republican vote that has 1 | most earnest and spirited contest |are good men and will make cap- | ever been castin the county. THE STATE TICKET The republican state ticket is this year composed of mer who have been tried and not found wanting. The republican nomi- nees in Minnesota this year are men of large experience in pub- lic affairs. The people know them thoroughly; they have de- monistrated their orth and efficiency most abundantly. Suce names as Dunn, Hansen, Block and Young are names fo conjure with, The republican candidate for governor. Hon. Robert C. Punn of Prineeton, was for eight years auditor of the state of Minnesota and a better auditor never drew breath in any state, His administration of the office | governor is a fitting head for the |/ of state auditor is the pride of the republican party of the state. No man ever rendered more sig- nal services as a public officer to the state than did Mr. Dunn, At the same time his largeness of heart and his keen sympathy with ‘his fellow man has made him popular beyond most men. Nominating Robert C. Dunn for governor is but a small payment on the debt which the republican party owes this man and in elec- ting him the people of the state awill be but taking advantage of the .opportunity to secure the 'best qualified man within its -bordars for the position. The -republican nominee for ticket. Peter E. Hanson, the man who knows more about drainage than any other man in the state, is named for secretary of state. Julius Block, solid and sound, for state treasurer; that brilliant young attorney, Ed. T. Young for attorney-general; Ray W. Jones for lieutenant governor; Judges Brown, Lewis, Elliott and Jaggard for the supreme bench with 1lra B. Mills and W. E. Young far railroad and ware- housecommlqsmners—these men make up a ticket than which there never was a better nomina- ted in Minnesota, in fact, the ticket is composed of vetorans— every man of them at oncealead- er and a faithful servant. IR O O O | Illllllllllll SHOES INGS refunded. CLOTHING GENTS FURNISH- E. 0. WINTER& CO0. Thursday Nov. 3rd will be Dollar Bargain Day! At our Store on this day $.00 worth of goods in any of the depa - ments mentioned below DRY GOODS IN CASH WILL BUY - . All our regular prices are marked in plain figures on each article. anteed with every purchase or money E. H. WINTER & GO Phone 30 $1.25 MEN’S HATS FURNITURE HARDWARE CROCKERY Satisfaction guar Bemidji, Minnesota. - J ° ° o . » o L) lllllllllllliillll"lllllllllllllllllll . | trict of Minnesofia and Luman C. ROOSEVELT & FAIRBANK'S It is needless to urge the na- tional republicar. ket upon the people of Beltrami county. Theodore Roosevelt is more than the nominee of the republicans of Beltrami county—he is the nominee of the people of the county and there will be few, very few votes cast for president in Beltrami county for any other name. FOR THE LEGISLATURE For its representatives in con- gress -and the state legislature the republican party presents the names of Halvor Steenerson for the ninth congressional dis- Simons for the 61st legislative district of the state. Each gentle- man has served one term in the position for which he has been named for reelection, The ninth district congressman is a man of large calibre, an intellectual giant, an untiring worker and faithful representative. Mr. Simons has studied the needs of his district and will faithfully represent it in St. Paul this winter. DR E H MARCUM Republican Candidate for Coun- ty Coroner. Dr. Marcum of Bemidji, who | is unopposed for ‘election as county coroner, came to Bemidji about two years ago and has built up a profitable practice and has won the confidence and es- teem of all who know him. Dur- ing the past year he has acted as deputy coroner so that he will come into office fortified by ex- | perience, and in a position to render just that service which the office demands. PORTER NYE Republican Candidate for Court Commissioner. Porter Nye is one of Beltrami County’s pioneer citizens. He came to the county when there were practically no settlers here and played his part in the early upbuilding of the county. He was for some time county super- intendent of schools and is today president of the board of educa- tion in Bemidji. No better choice could be made for the office of court commissioner than Mr. Nye. M D STONER Republican Candidate for County Suryeyor, Practically everybody in Bel- trami County knows Mr. Stoner. He was one of the tirst comers to the county and he has surveyed it from end to end. For the of- fice of county surveyor Mr. Ston- er has abundant abihty and and & knowledge of the county which makes him more fit than any other man that could be chosen. J 0 HARKIS Republican Candidate for Regis- ter of Deeds The second man to be register of deeds of Beltrami County will be J. O, Harris, of Tenstrike, whois the republican nominee for that position. Mr, Harris came to Tenstrike about two years ago and purchased the Ho- tel Richards which he has very successfully conducted ever since. So popular is Mr, Harris with those that know him and so llllllllllllll lllllllllllllfi?’fi‘;‘"}?&f:‘?.zi‘él‘é':“fié’éfé"fii | faithfully and JOHN WILLMAN Republican Candidate for Coun- ty Auditor. * Mr. John Willman has been nominated by the republicans of the county for county auditor. |He is a Norwegian Lutheran clergyman aud has preached and taught school in_different parts of the county. Heis a man of good education, untiring indus- try and unimpeachable integrity. Mr. Willman made a very thoro- ugh canvass of the county before his nomination and is known to most of the voters of the county. Those who have any acquaint- ance at all with him know that he possesses qualifications which fit him in an exceptional degree for the responsible duties of county auditor. This office is is one of tke most important in the county and upon the proper discharge of its duties much de- pends in the efficient and eco- nomical administration of the affairs of the county. This trust in Mr. Willman’s hands will be efficiently dis- charged, and the people of the county will make no mistake in casting their votes for John Will- man for county auditor. GEORGE H FRENCH Republican Candidate for Coun- ty Treasurer. George H. French of Black- duck has been in charge of the funds of Beltrami county for the past few months, and he is now the republican nominee for that office. His administration of the office during the short time he has been in charge of it has been such as to inspire the con- fidence yf the whole people. Mr, French is unapposed for elec- tion but will doubtless receive a large vote simply as a token of the trust which the people of the county repose in him. was last spring elected mavor of Tenstrike, than which there is no more energetic, vigorous, and growing town in the county. The contest for the nomination for register of deeds was a close and exciting one, but each of the candidates merited the respect of the remainder of the voters and all acquiescied in the deci- sion of the ballots. Mr. Harris will display as register of deeds the same diligence, energy and ability which has characterized him in his private affairs, and will faithfully and well discharge the lmporwnt duties of the office,