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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
2
The passage extols B. F. Wickwire as the top sheriff in Big Horn county and across the state. It praises his faithfulness efficiency and fiscal prudence, noting growing majorities in elections and continuous dedicated service to the people.
Faithful and efficient Mazie V Rhodes serves two years as Big Horn County treasurer earning praise from the public. The record shows no flaw or criticism of her acts and supporters expect a large vote tally in recognition of her worth.
The north part of Big Horn county has long trusted able officials and C A Welch upholds that standard. He has served four years as county commissioner and is well acquainted with county work. He plans to continue providing valued service in the future.
Tom Olney of Shell Creek seeks reelection as county commissioner for a four year term. He has two years of service, strong roads advocacy, and a record of progress and prosperity across the county, with noted experience and judgment.
G. J. Schenk and Dr. Smith seek re election in two non contested offices. Both are expected to win strong majorities given voter interest in these roles.
Asa S Mercer arrived in Big Horn county and helped build one of the state's best ranches with his brother. They cultivate hundreds of acres of alfalfa and grain and run a large cattle herd. He has served three terms in the legislature and is praised for his community leadership and beneficial legislation.
Longtime congressman Frank Mondell, floor leader, is praised for land laws and irrigation work. Despite a broken leg and being bedridden, supporters promise he will secure a large vote as his campaign continues.
Republicans nominate William D Jones for county clerk portraying him as an ex service man with notable battlefield service along the German line. He currently holds a key role with the Yellow Stone Motor Co Basin and is presented as capable to manage county clerk affairs.
Joe NeVille is a prominent local figure known for advancing regional interests. He built a large flouring mill in Byron enabling farmers to sell surplus wheat to their advantage. He served one term in the lower house of the legislature.
Frank A Little, candidate for county attorney, highlights two prior terms in South Dakota and current bid to succeed himself. He touts broad experience, impartial service, and commitment to justice, arguing his re‑election would maintain steady, fair county legal work.
J S Atherly, a long time resident and former speaker of the legislature, is presented as best qualified for Big Horn county assessor. The candidate, a successful stockman and rancher, has no opposition and is urged to receive a large vote.
State Senator Simon Skovgard is recognized as a leading stockman and farmer in Basin country. His vast experience in the state senate has shaped beneficial legislation for stockmen and farmers, and his assured election merits a large vote in appreciation of his service.
John L. Landfair is appointed clerk of the district court and has earned public, legal, and attorney satisfaction through efficient handling of public land business. He is described as having a pleasing personality and rapid growth in public esteem, making him an ideal candidate for the role.
No man in the county has given more of his time and ability to foster the progress of all the county and its people than R C May of Lovell. He helped establish the Lovell sugar factory boosting regional prosperity and is deeply involved in stock and farm business while supporting education and county interests.
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