The Wahpeton times. [volume], September 29, 1910, Image 8

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The Wahpeton Times
Established In 1879
Published every Thursday by
E. S. CAMERON
AT \VAHPKTOX, NORTH DAKOTA
Sub. $1.50 per year in advance.
Entered aaxeeoiid rlasH matter at
the I "oat (Wire at Witlipeton under
un not of I'lMiyifss ol 1 a
tell 3,19 87.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
UunKr. iHi.un. J,)) j* ,!*'***'"
Governor—John ISurki"
i.ieutdllaiit Gov. \V. I.. I!icllil'i1
Treasurer— H. I.. Mrtlvotsui
Auditor—INiler tl. ItonUs
Seo. of SUite—VV. K. Itc lici t-nn
C'ODI of Indurative —i\ I.. lili iWwiey
Cum. ot AKilcilltilrf lex .Mnl'rbuii
Kallroad Coin.
I'. I.. Walker
John I. IIHIIKOII
Mit'o I. Mitlet'i'
I'M li rMftlrii-l
Sena'tir—.1. G. Hageu
Re|ir"!*tiitrttiv('n-j Ji V\'um!!,llv
371U HoprcHi'nti(tlv« ^l8,'ey
COPNTY TH'KET
Sheriff—A. Unut(Mi
Auditor—c. O. CTIvon
Treasurerr-Wm. Sclmit
Heglster of Ow»ls- Oi.il' lljukt*
olerlc of court— Auir. lli-rirniHti
county Jndtro—Geo. YituAriiiiiii
States Alty.—
Cusiav Si lnilfi
Mupt. uf S-llo il—Ainlri'tV J^U: Vi.M
com. :)rd I list.—I'ail wilt
Com. 4th hist.-dins Hfill
Official Directory
I'..I. MrOiiuilier
I!. S. Senator*
\Y. K. I'urivll
i:. S. IU|I'I'SI'I1-^ I,. It. Hniititt
minus A. .1. firoiin.t
Governor—John ilnrki'
l.leuteiiHnt Governor—It. 8. I.ewir
Swrretury of Stata—Allrt-il ItlAhitell
Stale Treisurer—G. 1.. Itiukforit
State Auditor—I). U. ItiltfllOilll
Attorney Gennral—Andrew Miller
Killrnftil Com- W. H.Miiiin
uilN*ioiurs W. H. SiHinliali
Supt of I'uti Inst—W. I..
State Smiiiior
12 Out
Stale Senator
Stoekwell
C'oiu of Instirauee— R. C. cooper
Coin A*rr l.atior—W. C. (illliicaili
IV R. Muriran
Judtcer of Supreme it. I\ Spalding
Court U. K. lulsworlti
t! J.Fisk
.1. Cnrniody
Ji Dim 15. O. Moving
Meuilit-rj of the I,. I,, liruslctten
l.ejiii'lntui'e
K'llisi W.T.Ward
MemlMTA or the H. I- Kinney
:i i»ist O.T. Grant
.Imlyi- nf Fourth Judicial HinM'ii't—F. A Allen
tJOl'NTVOmCRItS
States Attorney—Cliaa. B. Wolfe
Clerk of Court—.1. M, Kramer
Sberltf—Frank Helev
Auditor—F. A. Ilinton
Treaaurer~-K. I,. Mikketaon
RegiHter of Deeils—A. J. Nelann
''onmy mlife—Geo. Van Amain
Surveyor—A. G. Peterson
Supt. ot Bchoolg—F. It. Itarnes
Corner—Dr. Iverson
Pulilio Administrator—K. G. Tweeton
COUNTV COM (SSIONEKS
1st District—P Sletinoe
2nd District—C Ness
sird District.—.1. J. /enteral
4tli District —Wm Greeu
nth District- W ItoSinsun
1M it supposable that the stal
warts would have tailed to
bring their candidate for gov
ernor to the front at the Roose
velt meeting in Fargo had he
been a man of Hurke's ability?
The chairman did not want
Burke to talk and C. A. John
son was in the crowd. Why
was he not called upon? But
I then, Burke is a man of whom
even his most bitter enemies
feel proud to say to the visiting
[listener "that is the governor
lof our state." The people will
•have a chance this year to say
[whether they prefer this man,
jivho is admired for his ability
and independence or the man
whom it was generally conced
ed was selected as a candidate
because he would do as he was
told.
Senator Hansbrough warns
the temperance people that if
Burke should be elected gover
nor of North Dakota for a third
term they are likely to be con
fronted with local option
Hansbrough has' made a tool
of himself a great many times
but never made a statement in
his life that sounds more like
an insane man. In the first
place to change the constitu
tion of North Dakota requires
the consent of two legislatures
and then a vote of the people.
In the next place the prohibi
tion law has been enforced
more thoroughly under Gov
ernor Burke and Attorney
•General Miller than ever be
fore in the history of the state
Hansbrough is demented and
should be placed in Jamestown
along with his old friend Lord
Thursby.—Minot Democrat
Everything new and cLeap at
A,
Mikacbe 4c Co.^vvv
As Governor Must be Determined
by His Appointmeut ot a Sec
retarv
The Democrat lias at H!1 times
argued that C. A Job nsim is
not the big calibre of a man
whom the people of this great
state should fleet for governor
He is not big enough nnd
knows it and lor this rtnson
has li hitnselt in the
hands of the old gang believing
that by allowing theiu to dietate
his policies
they
Now Georgie comes out and
proves what a diplomat lie is
and just how competent he
will be to fill the position of
private secretary to a governor
of North Dakota 1)3' falling into
a trap prepared for him nnd
making a bet that if Johnson
is elected governor he'will be
his private secretary.
Should Johnson be elected
governor the man he has prom
ised the most important posi
tion in bis cabinet has violated
the laws of the land by making
a gambling bet and then has
further disfranchised himself
as a voter by betting on the re
sult of the election.
A few days ago a prominent
merchant of Plnza approached
Smith and told him that he
could not support Johnson for
governor as he understood that
the event of his election
Tommy Poole of Bismarck was
to be his private secretary.
This George emphatically de
nied and in order to make his
denial convincing, offered to
bet $2f) that lie would be John
gon's private secretary. An
agreement was drawn up and
the bet made and placed in the
hands of Stalle Hendrickson,
of Coteau, who deposited the
checks and the agreement in
the safe of Wing & Haley of
of Plaza, to be opened by Mr.
Hendrickson after election and
the money given to the win
ning party.
This is the man Johnson has
promised to make his private
secretary and entrust the af
fairs of the state with in case
he is elected.
It is said that every position
in the gift of the governor has
been promised. One man told
The Democrat Monday last
that he had been approached
that day with the promise of a
good position if he would sup
port Johnson but refused. The
Johnson forces are getting des
perate and realize their man
has no chance of being elected
unless they can barter away
money, offices and threats
to accomplish it. The people
of North Dakota are not to be
bought, bull-dozed or driven
and Mr. Johnson will never
come within 25,000 votes of sit
ing in the executive chair.—
Minot Democrat.
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JOHNSON'S
ABILITY
would spend
sufficient money to secure his
election. When he lirst hccHtne
a candidate this year he looki
around Minot lor a man to
manage his campaign and to
do his dirty work but either he
could not find a Minot man
who would consent to accept
the job or he would not trust
one of his fellow citizens so he
imported George i.^aFollette
Hansbrough Smith from Motin
traile county under a promise
of making Georgie his private
secretary. A private secretary
supposed to be a man of abil
ity, probity and diplomancy
and from recent developments
it would appear that Georgie
in all that and then some. A
few weeks ago be made him
self famous by writing holders
of farm mortgage loans, ad vis
ing them that his papers—the
Plaza Pioneer ami the Ryder
Slews, were the proper medi
ums of publication for in »rt
gage loans and intimating that
many foreclosures were to be
made and published in his
papers, all of which the poor
farmer who lost his crop thi*
year and who wants to he car
ried over will appreciate.
U.
S.
OLAP IlJORKIv
Democratic candidate lor Reg
ister of Deeds. Mr. Hiorke is
making clean stjnare cut
catrpaign and is a very popular
candidate.
JOHN I HANSON
Wyndmere, N. D.
Democratic candidate for rail
road commissioner.
A. D. HANSEN
Democratic Candidate for sher
iff. The three cornered fight
for sheriff in this county this
year as conditions are makes
his chances of election look
very bright,
I FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce myself as
a candidate for re-election as
sheriff of Richland County on
the Republican ticket subject
to the will of the voters at the
coming election.
SENATOR W. E. PURCELL
Candidate fox- Re-election for the Short Term
Respectfully yours,
FKMK BELBT.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Having received the Republi
can nomination for States At
torney, I should like to be elect
ed. 1 shall not ask for the of
fire again, after this coming
term.
If elected, the business of the
effire will be done just as it has
been for the past two years. Mr.
Forbes and 1 have tried to do
it right and'we believe we have
succeeded.
1 shall not be able to see
many of the individual voters
during the campaign and take
this method of askin each one
of them wilt) believes that the
States Attorney's part of the
County's business has been
and will be well done, to help
me to be re-elected by his vote
and bis friendly influence, ft
or go
election is over.
Respectfully,
CHAS. E. WOLFE
GUSTAV SCHULER
ratic Candidate for
States Attorney
SPECIAL GRAIN PRIZES
The Albert Weis Land Com
pj.ay of Wahpeton has offered
to buy the prize winnin grain
exhibits shown at tbe 1910
Richland County Fair Mid will
pay the following amount in
cash:
For the first prize 10 ears
of school boys corn.... $1000
For the second 7.50
For the third 5.00
For the fourth 2.50
For the best bushel of
White Dent corn raised
by any 'farmer in Rich
land County
For the best bushel Blue
Stem Wheat
For the best bushel Vel
vet Chaff Wheat
For the best bushel
White Russian Oats..
For the best bushel Fax
For the best bushel
Barley
For the best bushel Po
tatoes
For the best bushel
heads of Cabbage
For the best display of
-grain
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BUSINESS LOCALS
List your land with C. W.
Rink. Wahpeton, N. Dak.'
R. T. £fcMicheal at Mike
Mohr's old shop on Dakota
Ave. All kinds of blacksmith
ing neatly and quickly done.
Wm. II. White Lumber Co.,
are headquarters for Hard and
Soft Coal, also Pocahontas
Smokeless. &¥*?£.
J. J. Hull, Agt. 33tf
Clothing and ladies skirts
neatly repaired, cleaned and
pressed, by John Brown one
door east of Miller's drug
store.
Clothes cleaned, pressed and
repaired, at Brown's. .*
The Columbia Restaurant
open day and night, good meals
served at all hours. Across the
street from the Merchants Ho
tel. B. Yates, Prop.
Not a minute should be lost
when a child shows symptoms
of croup. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy given as soon as the
child becomes hoarse, or even
after the croupy cough appears,
will prevent the attack. Sold
by All Dealers.
Swank's
GROCERY
We carry all sizes
of Fruit Jars in
either the Mason
or Economy, and
Fruits for Canning
Heinz Pickling Vinegai^O
25
White PicklingVinegar
Pickles in quart jars
D.D.
10.00
7.50
7.50
500
10.00
5.00
5.00
Onions 5.00
For the biggest Pumpkin 5.00
5.00
5.00
Your complexion as well as
your temper ib-rendered miser
able by a disordered liver. By
taking Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets you can im
prove both. Sold by All Dealers
Tak« In Ma ThtaArt tonight
..life
Tj,"
25
20
Sweet Pickles per qt.
Try a Can of our
TELMO Canned
Goods—fine qual
ity at moderate
prices.
Swank
300 Dak. Ave. 'Phont 64
I.**.,'?
WE WELCOME
matters not what amount of money
you have to deposit—we will accept it
at this bank. We welcome the small de
positor, we extend him the same considera
tion and courtesies accorded all our patrons
TP
rai
a
loan on your form,
either on first or
seoond mortgage
security,at a reas
onable rate of in
terest, with privi
leged payments. It
you are in need of
a loan it wiUuay
you well to see me.
UMHS FUGELMAN,
Wahpatoti, N. D.
THE
BendaHarket
PROPERLY DRESSED
and sweet and toothsome is the
fresh pork that we are selling by
the pound or by the WHOLE HOG'
The pigs and hogs we handle are'
all clean fed stock.
SELECTED WITH GREAT CAKB
and killed and dressed by the most
improved methods. Sweet as a
chicken and twice^the quantity On
each helping.
FRANK BENDA, Valipetn,H.D.
One Door East of Post Office.
I want some First Class
Farm Loans.
The larger the better.
Intaria! thaLowaat
No delay in your getting
T. Your Money.
A. A8PINWALL
Bxtra
Pine
River Sand
FOR SALB
In Large or Small Quantities
Will deliver in either Wahpe
ton or Breckenridge or can load
cars and ship to any point. Can
see me at the City Hotel or will
attend to mail orders promptly.
Anton Paulson
Wahpaton, Narth Dakata.
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Our Customers All Know TMs^
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