Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-28
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II .he commissioners had been sim
cere in their professed championship
Tor the people VS.. Mr.. Bradley, they
would have long ago brought the case
they commsnced to trial. But their
delay, aside from many other good
reasons. Is sufficient to brand their
feisned devotion to the people as rank
hypocrisy.
AS a rustler for his friends and his
constituents W. j. 'Iao.nhy has but
Few equals. He will labor in the leg
i>lature for the district he represents
Just as faithfully and just as we'll is
I've does i'm anything liz undertakes anil
will be successful. He is IL worker.
lie dDesn / say mcre with his mouth
,han he Is capable OF accomplishing.
The action was commenced against
Nix. Bradley las: May, and Judge
.<.ardner has been in the state all the
s,re since, excepting perhaps two
snonllS. Vel tae ease has not been
heard "fcr the reason that TIE iud re
was Gu, of the state This reason "
is on par with all tue reasons ad-
vanced by the Herald against MIR.
Bradley's reelection. The only trouble
with its reasons is that they misrep-
resent from beginning to end.
That attempted sensational item
concerning the assessment at the Sol
diers' Home in behalf OF Capt. Lucas
that appeared in last week ilaichet,
was without any foundation whatever
and We learn will oe fairly retracted
by that paper this week. A drunken
:,cllawag named baisinger, who wa.
discharged for numerous offenses, wa:
the author OF the report. 1t was un
true entirely, and was unworthy o
any notice from even the most bitter
partizan.
\ very intelligent democrat. VIII.
resides near Smithwick, dropped iii t.
see the SrAE the other day, and W.
were highly entertained by his talk
for it was strongly in favor of the re
publican ticket, which he regarded IL.
strong, because it possessed good, hon
est men, all Of whom are interested in
the county welfare. He thought that
it would be unw.se to elect Il law.
breaker to enforce the laws. and there.
fore was doing some pretty effective
work for Crane for sheriff
1t has been very satisfactorily
proven that Reno, the democrati,
nominee for state senator cannot carr,
his own county against the weakest
men that could possibly be nominated
and as a candidate against lhornby we
do not hesitate to assert that Reno will
be defeated by Thornby in Custe,
county by at least 200 majority. Re
member this assertion, and If it does
not prove to be true We will acknowl.
edge we are poor prophet. Reno
will not be in it.
When our esteemed townsman. Il.
j. Moore, left Pennsylvania for the
west he resigned the principalship of
the city schools Of some place which
we cannot now recall, and j. E. Hip
pie. the republican candidate for state
auditor, was chosen to fill the va
cancy. This of itself is an excellent
recommend for Mr.. Nipple, with those
about here who are acquainted with
Mr.. Moore. for they know that it
would require man with more than
the average intelligence and education
to take Mr.. Moore's place in any po.
sition which he might engage to fill.
Mr.. Moore has known Mr.. Nipple for a
number of years and says he is an es.
timable young man. highly educated,
7 German and popular with all who
know him. We desire to inform the
Hatchet further that Mr.. Nipples
nomination was asked for by the Ger.
mans, and they are heartily support.
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