Box Butte County Candidates for Primary Election, August 15th, 1911
OFFICE Republican Democrat People'e Independent Socialist Prohibition
Francis O. Hamer. Kearney
Charles n. Ietton, Fairbury John Everson. Alma ,
Joseph Cobboy. Beatrice Jamea R. Dean, Broken Bow James Ft Dean Broken Bow
William B. Rose. Lincoln !. L. Albert. Columbus A'bert Columbus jRm Campbell. Havelock Henry C. Blttenbender. Lincoln
Judges of the Supreme Court Jp((M fc Root nattMOVtk Willi. D. Oldham. Kearney J J JJ" l), Ol8- Kearney jame. R. Burleigh. Lincoln George I. Wright. University
Ambrose C. Epperson, Clay Center William L Stark. Aurora JJ J S,arJ Aurorn
Samuel I'. Davidson. Tecumseh jei West, Omaha John Merf,on' A,ma
John M. McFiirland. Omaha
H. C. Beebe, Osceola
James B. Mc-Graw, Bloomlngton William J. Furse, Alma
Joseph J. linger, Wllber B. M. Slmms. Alma William J. Furse. Alma
Railway Com.-To fill vacancy TnoniM j. Hall. Lincoln Clarence E. arn.an, Holdrege Clarence E. Harman. Holdrege Emry D. Moody. Wymore L. O. Jones. Lincoln
E. Z. Russell. Blnlr O. 8. Upton, Union
Earl O. Sager, Lincoln
J. E. Miller, Lincoln
Victor G. Lyford. Falls City Otto Kotouc. Humboldt otto K tone Humboldt E,ber' U"l 2 Fl,Ch C.en,ra'
Regent, of Univer.ity of N.bra.k. , (.,iar,e8 u Ander8on Oxford cZTK Uwota i-W '
Charles T. Knapp, Lincoln
bi.t. Judge. lethclVlljiHcT" William H. Weatover, Ru.hville William H. We.tover. Ru.hvllle
D. W. Butler. Alliance
Emery Cornu, Alliance Roc-key, Hemlngford
County Trea.ufer olen Miller, Alliance Edgar M. Martin, Alliance
D. W. Hughe., Alliance
County Clark Monte 8. Hargravea. Alliance John B Knle.t, Alliance
Al Wlker, Alliance c M Cox
County Sheriff W. G. Zedlker. Alliance f, 8nyder, Alliance
Roy C. Strong, Alliance
County Judge L. A. Berry, Alliance
County Superintendent I,eUa M Reed- Alliance Delia M. Reed. Alliance
County Surveyor F E- Hatnblln, Alliance i
County Coroner Charles E. Slagle. Alliance Dr. F. W. Boland, Alliance I Dr. F. W. Boland. Alliance
Commlaaloner, 2nd DLtrlct C. L. Hashman. Ha.hman J. P. Jensen. Hemlngford J. P. Jensen. Hemlngford
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 10. l!Tf
ANNOUNCEMENTS
COUNTY TREASURER
SHERIDAN COUNTY CANDIDATES
OFFICE Republican Democrat People'. Independent Socialist
. Thomas 8. Moore, Strasburger Thomas S. Moore, Strasburger
County Treasurer John H. Crowder. Gordon Q w Fow,er Qmao Q w Fowler Gordon A. J. Mos.. Clinton
County Clark Pearl V. Edgell, White Clay H. F. Wasmund, Jr., Rushvllle H. F. Wasmund, Jr., Rushvllle I,auren Jones, Gorden
Clark of the District Court Amy L Stewart, Rushvllle Fred W, Johansen, Hay Springs Fred W. Johansen, Hay Springs S. S. Freiburg, Clinton
County Sheriff A. D. New, Rushvllle A. D. New. Rushvllle H. E. Ranck, Gordon
County Judge J. H. Edmunds, Rushvllle
County Superintendent C. P. Kelley, Rushvllle C. P. Kelley, Rushvllle
Commissioner. 2nd District J. F. McFarland, Rushvllle R. A. Preble, Rushvllle R. A. Preble, Rushvllle Scott W. Brown, Clinton
County Surveyor Robert McCarty, Ru.hvllle Word Mosher, Gordon
County Coroner Dr. M. B. McDowell. Hay Springs Edward H. Dwyer, Gordon
George S. Peters, Peters
County Assessor R Coleman, Rushvllle B F Ray' Rushvllle B- F Ray. Rushvllle
SHERIFF
I heieby announce myself as a
canJldale for the office of sheriff of
Box Butte county, subject to the
demc.ciatic and people's Independent
nonlnatlon at the primaries to be
held Aug. 15, 1911.
GEORGE F. SNYDER.
SHERIFF
1 hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office of county
treasurer of Box Butte county, sub
ject to the democratic and peoples
Independent primaries to be held
August 15. 1911. ISAAC ROCKEY
20-tE-706
COUNTY TREA8URER
I announce myself as a candidate
for nomination for County Treasurer
on the republican ticket, and If nom
inated and elected will give the of
fice my entire time and attention.
GLEN MILLER.
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COUNTY TREASURER
I wish to announce to the voters
of Box Butte county that I am a
candidate for re-election to the of
fice of Bheriff of said county, sub
ject to their nomination at the peo
ples independent and democratic pri
maries to be held August 15, 1911.
CAL. COX.
-o-SHERIFF
Having been urged by many friends
to become a candidate for sheriff of
Box Butte county, 1 have filed for
the republican nomination at the
primaries to be held August 15th.
The support of voters Is respectfully
solicited.
ROY C. STRONG.
securing or retaining appointment to
federal office, the editor of th 3
Bridgeport News-Blade Is promln?nt.
His oft repeated slams at progress
ive republicans, a well as progress
ive democrats, find expression in an
editorial In last week's paper, in
which Congressman Norris is called
"a traitor to his party." If Congress
man Norris should happen to be e
lected U. 8. senator and Senator
Robert La Follette president. Broth
er Lynch may find it expedient to
do some tall crawfishing over some
of the things he has been printing
during these palmy days of atandpat-Ism.
1 respectfully solicit the support of
the republican electors of Box Butte
county at the coming primary elec
tion, for the nomination for county
treasurer. If nominated and elected,
I will give the office my entire at
tention. i) w m en iks
COUNTY TREASURER
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for county treasurer, sub
ject to nomination at the democratic
primaries to be held August 15, Itll,
ROOAJt M MARTIN.
COUNTY CORONER
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office of county
coroner of Box Butte county, subject
to the democratic and peoples Inde
pendent primaries to be held August
15, Itll
FRANK W. BOLAND, M. 1).
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
editorials
"Imitation is the sincerest form of
flattery." The Herald has set the
pace In certain lines of newspaper
enterprise, and we are pleased to
note attempts at imitation.
OFFICE Republican Democrat
E. F. Pontius. Harrison C - Wertz, Harrison
County Clerk R M ,,eFever. Curly A- D- Bradford. Harrison
J. R. Hunter, Andrews
G. M. Lacy, Harrison
Con Parsons, Harrison Thos. S. Boyd, Harrison
County Treasurer rmak Redburn. Morrill J. F. Miller, Montrose
' J. A. Robertson, Glen
County Judge W. J Snowden, Ashbrook R. B. Schnurr, Harrison
James Bixler, Harrison
R. H. McCormlck. Andrews O. F. Ward, Harrison
Sheri" - O- biggin, Harrison Guy W. Shallers. Andrews
Guy Kendall, Harrison
County Superintendent A. F. Becker, Harrison Mary J. Fenske. Harrison
County Surveyor Glenn M. Zerbe, Andrews
County Commiioner. 1.t Di.trict J. H. Dunlap. Story Jens C. Meng, Montrose
There's nothing else that makes a
base ball fan lose Interest in the na
tional game like seeing his favorite
team strike the toboggan.
GERMAN LUTHERAN SCHOOL
To be Held in Drake Building, 517
Sweetwater Avenue
COUNTY CLERK
1 hereby auuounce myself as a
candidate for the office of county
clerk of Box Butte county, subject
to the democratic and peoples Inde
pendent primaries to be held Aug
ust If, 1911.
JOHN II KNIE3T.
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COUNTY JUDGE
I hereby announce that I am a
candidate for re-election to the office
of county judge of Box Butte count
y, subject to the democratic and
people's independent nominations at
the primary election to be held Aug
usl 15, 1911.
L. A BERRY.
I wish to announce to the voters
of Box Butte county that I am a can
didate for re-election to the office of
county superintendent, subject to the
democratic and peoples independent
primaries to be held August 15, 1911.
DELLA M. REED.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Having been urgently requested
by numerous voters and tax payers
ot Box Butte county to become a
candidate for re-election to the of
fice of county commslsioner for the
second district, I have filed for the
democrat U- and peoples independent
nomination at the primaries to be
held Aug. 15, 1911.
J. P. JENSEN.
On August 28, two weeks from
next Sunday, the German Lutheran
parochial school will commence.
This school is to be, in the first
place, a Christian school, in which
the pupils will receive instruction in
the Christian religion every clay, and
will be educated and trained to lead
Christian lives.
In the second place, this is to be
a German school, since children will
here receive elementary Instruction
In the German language.
In the third place, this school is
to be uu EnglUh school, in which
the English language and all branch
es taught in the public schools will
be thoroughly taught.
The school will be in charge of
Prof. V. C. Iang, brother of the
Lutheran minister of this city, and
a graduate from the Lutheran Nor
nial School at Seward, Nebr. For
further information regarding this
school please call on Mr. Lang. 5
Cheyenne Avenue.
Auioug the western Nebraska ed
itors who are toadying to the east
ern sUmdpatUiu, instead of advocat
ing the interests of the people of
las country, evidently in hopes of party. They all report a fine time.
Miss Eva Duncan was the enter
talner of about twelve of her young
lady friends on Monday evening of
this week. The young ladies were
first taken to the Majestic Theatre
and then to the Duncan residence
where watermelon was served to th
SIOUX COUNTY CANDIDATES
MORRILL COUNTY CANDIDATES
OFFICE Republican
Adam D. Waggy
John D. Hagerty
County Treasurer Geo. A. Dove
Thomas Ishmod
B. C. Hampton .
Anthony Johnson
Frank Irving
County Clerk j E Trlnnier
I. H. Davis
Charles M. Lowe
Clarence W. Mount
Sher,ff Leslie Boodry
R. L. Wild.
County Judge Roger Brennen
Cora A. Thompson
County Superintendent ,
J. B. Lynch
County Surveyor George H. Miller
LOTM R. North County Coroner
County Commissioner, 1st Di.trict D. A. McDennott
Democrat
Frank Hunt
Jess R. Minshall
C. D. Casper
Jake Schwender
J. Frank Vanotter
Frank McCarter
Wm. I. Dyson
.. H. Steuteville
Ed Lane
George W. Welton
ti. E. Smith
H. H. Kisner
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JOEL W. WEST
Candidate for Nomination on the
Democratic Ticket for Judge of tbo
Supreme Court, for twoaty-fofcr
years a practicing lawyer at Omaba,
Invites the consideration of demo
crats when they attend the Prim
aries next Tuesday.
