ivrHe- has been so active, in polities
and appeared upon the stump so gen
erally. in the- state that he is no,
stranger to voters, and scarcer need»
the formality of an introduction.
There ate few young men in the state,
who have gained a more enviable rec
ord than he has, and no one need
have any fear, of the welfare of 'tfee
fetate being ditty'protected'id farms
law ia capable of doing it, while jyti\
Young is In the positi(Hi of attorney
I
HON. S. G.
Samuel G. Iverson, the present state
auditor and Republican candidate for
re-election, is a native product of Min^
nesota, having been born in Rushford,
iFillmore county, in 1859. He was. One
of the leading active young men of his
town, so prominent that when he was
21 years of age his fellow citizens
united almost unanimously in a peti
tion to Mark H. Dunnell, then con-,
gressman from the Fir district, to
appoint him postmaster that town.
