Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-10-23
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public spirited citizens. Mr.. Ochsenrei
ter u the present Incumbent of the oiiic,
] aud has shown himself to be most efiei
a No officer in the territory having 1
a better or cleaner set Of books. Las
winter, to save the citizens expense ia
paying taxes he took a trip through the
county, at his " expense, a thing nc
other treasurer in the territory did
Pleasant accommodating aud Thoroughly
conyersant with the affairs 81 the Oiice,
the people can not DO better than return
him TO that position. A safe aud reliable
man both in private and public life is L.
q. Oehssnreiter. or
cHAs. II. SHELDON,
Candidate for sheriff, we know but lit.
tie, save that he IL resident Of Farming
ton township and is regarded rs a No. ].
good citizen. In our short acquaintance
with him We we're highly pleased with
his appearance and conversation.
II. a. PEABODY,
For coroner lisa good choice. The doc
tor is a very successful practitioner and a
nice gentleman who will do his duty 20
the letter in the position.
JosErHus AaLRy,
For county sttJfpey is Just the man for
the r!ace. An accomplished lawyer and
a gentlemaa Of aee business qualifications
he can not faIl to meet the wants OF the
county in the position for which he has
been nominated.
Ron. THos A. BoSEs,
Candidate for CLERK Of District Couft, is
the present incumbent, and is deseryedly
popular throughout ths county fo- his
genial and kindly courtesy and honorable
and upright lneth~la Aole, eonscienti.
Gus and thoroughly eonyersant with the
duties Of the office. besides being u clever
and accommodating gentleman. the pee,
pie will return their faithful servant by a
rouslng majority.
J.E. pYER,
The senior editor ot the Day Light, Of
Britton, is the candidate for Probate
Judge. Mr.. Dyer 10 a quiet unassunius
gentleman, the very soul I honar and a
man whose many excellent qualities q
head and heart eniinetItiy fits him for The
responsible position Of Judge. The
choice could hot have fallen on a man
better qualified FOR the position.
Ar y pNw
For Assessor, Is a young uan Of good
Judgment who can aceeptably Oh the po-
sition.
gro. HICKMAN,
OF Hickman township. Candidate fr
supt Of schools, is gentleman tlovOuglf
ly fitted Tor tire position and having been
a teacher Of long experience viii perform
the duties Of he office to the satisfaction
Of the People throughout the county. he
stands very high IN the estssiG 81 tie
people where he Is best known.
sANU<L BESTos,
OF waysrly township, candidate for
County surveyor, is e most nominated
mar in the county. having been put in
the field by all three conyegi IN Mr..
Denton owns and runs ia extensive farm
in month Day, and hIs close attention n
its affairs has prevented him, even If SO
inclined, participating in politics. Satu-
rally enJugh. the people conciIied that
a man wiao promptly attended 70 his own
business woahi be equally faithful in the
discharge Of any public duty. He is
thorough SURVEYS aud civil engines.
The can..idates for Justiers ofthe Peace
and ConstahIes are all good men and well
qualified fDr the poSi;ioiSs
DE. >. 4. HNRRfs,
Candidate Tor commissioner In this dis
trict. rs an oil citizen and a mar Of 6nO
business qualifications MS well as thorough
integrity of character. The business OF
the county will be safe in his hands and
no man viii get into the county treasury
who las not n right 10 payment oct Of
county funds.
The ticket throughout is composed o.
the veiy bsst men in the county--men
qualified by experiences and natural abil-
iiy 10 perform ths duties Of tho various
offices for which they have beeA nomin-
ased 70 the entire Satisfaction Of the peo-
pie. and we believe the voters win decide
they are jus; the men they want a. the
November election.
Let Republicans all over the eouaiy
work faithfully Tor the ticket and when
tie yotss arc counted We1I have a set Of
officers second, in points Of ability and
worth 10 no osIIer cDuAiy in The teuitcsy.
On Saturday Rey. W. q. Dickinson
and Rev. C1spp. Of Yadktpn who N here
ON = VISIT. went fishing. Now there IS
nothing very strange aJoHt that, yon sly.
Certainly not; lat in a,e evening they
len in our sAncium a fine picksral with
their compliment. Here's where the
"unusuaT comes in, and serves to show
what a splendid rountry ths Is. Now,
sback easi," the very reverse ofthis Is
the custom, but here, tlIanks 20 Uncle
S1nib hOcfantyf c'cty hh'th'tSA ~ e"D
gnspeI owns a farm and is Independents
They enjoy their work, because, thank
God. the gaunt yisagss Of poverty, that -
handicaps many sR earnest worker In
the Lords house anssng the PEOPLE 81 she
great, "enligiriened easi,y "a not here 70
soreiy vex and take away thai steads AZ
lpication and entIsosissle woSk that PRO
daces onci, grand results foF hEInsnalies
guod. Tbsrss gerttemen-wh ile ~e en-
joy your ss~ rssnbninfs, vs. rrsase
that ysrfs shnes are csa IA sael pssas-
: ant pt