Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, September 14, 1910, Page 6

4 6 GRAND RAPIDS HERALD REVIEW The Philadelphia School for nurses SEPTEMBER 14, 1910. ing Northern Minnesota. Free Nurse Scholarships. aid, so far as my talent may per- mit, in the great work of develop - ROPEPOOEERE ES * NOS SEOOOO NS SENATOR D. M. GUNN Republican Candidate for TRe-election from the 52n Legislative District CHABLES W. LaDU Candidate for the Legislature, who stands for reapportionment and other issues cf gencral interest to this district— issues that tend to preserve the unity cn integrity of the whole, and to make a great- er Northern Minnesota. HATTIE F. BOOTH Candidate for Re-electicnas Office of County Superintend of Schools 2219 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, announces that enrollment for the fall classes will shortly begin. This institution is recognized and endors- ed by leading physicians everywhere. Free scholarships in the two year course are available and _ provide coom, board, laundering, incident- al expenses and railroad fare home on completion of the course. A jrome study course and a resident short course are also provided. The school provides full instructions under safe and wholesome conditions and opens the way to almost immediate financial betterment for those who need to increase their earnings. A special short course class opens October 5th. This class is formed at the request of leading physicians who are anxious that some provision be made to meet the increasing demand for nurses in all sections. This will be an open- ing which will be appreciated by, those who need to quickly prepare themselves for self support and nursing duty. An illustrated number of the School Bulletin. which is sent free to interested persons, gives all the details. Political +Annoncements To the Voters of Itasca County. I hereby announce that I am a can- didate for the off'ce of County Treas- urer, which I now hold. Since I was appointed to take charge of the office I have endeavor- ed to perform my duty to the best of my knowledge and ability. As I am familiar with the work, and the method in which the records | should be kept I feel confident that I can perform the work in a manner | that will be satisfactory to the tax- payers of the county. Your support at the primary and ‘also at the general election will be appreciated. Very truly yours, GLEN STRADER. To the voters of Itasca county, Min- nesota. ‘ I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Judge of Probate of Itasca county, which I now hold. I am in hopes te call upon the voters of the county before the pri- mary election, but owing to the fact that there is a large amount of pro- ‘bate work to be attended to in this office, I am kept very very busy, and if either must suffer from inattention on my part, it must be my private intergst. So long as I am probate judge I shall attend to the duties of the office tn the future as I have done in the past. Beleiving that you appreciate the efforts of one who has tried to do his whole duty in the past and promising a continuance of such services if renominated and re-elected. I am you obediant serv’t. H. S HUSON To the Voters of. Itasca County. I wish to announce that Iama candidate for the office of county commissioner from the Ist com- missioner district of Itasca county subject to the will of the Republican voters at the primaries. Ihave beena resident of the county for the past twelve years and during that time served four year as trustee of the village of Deer River and am now serving my fifth year. I challenge investigation as to my past record and promise to do all in my power, if elected, to assist in carefully and competently administering the affairs of Itasca county. To this end I solicit your support. GEORGE RUBY. Candidate for Representative. To the Voters of the Fifty- Second Legislative District: The undersigned hereby announc- es himself a candidate for nomina- tion as Representative of the Fifty- Second Legislative District, on the republican ticket, and asks for the support of the voters of the District at the primaries on Sept. 20, 1910. I have been a resident of the ter- ritory embraced in Koochiching county for the past fifteen years, and much of that time have been employed in survey work for the government, state and county, there- fore am thoroughly familiar with the needs of this north country, and more especially in the way of roads and drainage. Iam heartily in accord with the platform adopted by the republican state convention, and in sympathy with the objects of the Northern Minnesota Development Associa- tion. The above statement of facts, in brief, constitutes my platform, and uponthe samelI base my re- quest for support of the voters of this District at the primaries on Sept. 20th. Ishall endeavor to meet as many residents of the district as possible prior to the day of their casting their ballots but if I am un- able tosee anythey can rest assured that Iam not the tool or represen- tative of any clique orfaction but instead am merely ambitious to place myself in position where I can Internstional Palle, Resend rnational Falls, Koochichi: County, Minnesota. ” ee I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of treasurer of Itasca county. In doing so it is with the promise that if elected, I will endea vor to preform the duties of the of- fice to the best of my ability and with the best interest of the tax- payers of the county in view. Thanking you im advance for your support, I remain, Very truly yours, J. K, LeROUX. To the Voters of Itasca County : I hereby announce my’ candidancy for nomination by the Republican electors of the Fifty-second legis- lative district’ as a member of the next state legislature. I refer the voters to my vote and record during the last legislative session as a guarantee of what I may be ex- pected to do in the future, should I be elected to again serve them. Yours truly, T. M. FERGUSON. Iam acandidate for the Republi- can nomination for Representative from the 52nd district and respect- fully solicit the support of the voters at the primary election. 1 favor the election of Seaator Clapp and asquare deal for North- ern Minnesota. 1 favor an appro- priation of $100,000 for the State Immigration department and liberal appropriations for drainage, for the support and extension of the State Experiment sarm at Grand Rapids and for the encouragement of a course in agriculture in the rural schools. I favor a one mill state road tax and the taxation of state lands the same as other property to pay the cost of making local improve- ments and maintaining local govern- ment. I believe the law should be changed so as to make it possible to place settlers on state lands at any time. I favor progressive temper- ance legislation and will vote fora county option law. Am opposed tua tonnage tax. I believe that re- apportionment is the paramount issue as faras Northern Minnesota is concerned and pledge myself, if nominated and elected, to work un- ceasingly forit, and to the best of my ability to represent the senti- ment of the district. Respectfully, CHAs. H. WARNER. Se GQ ares & Dr. Larson, the eye special- ist, will make his next regula visit to Grand Rapids on usual uates, the 15th and 16th of every month. All those having de- fective eyes, or in need of the proper service for the fitting of lasses, are cordially invited call at Hotel Pokegama the Mth and 16th of ev Larson & month, SRST TEST TTS 1 WILL PAY $5.00 Each For NO. ONE = MINK as TIMBER WOLVES WM. 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