Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-28

The republican candidate for asses
sor, j. A. Ball, is an honest, hardwork-
ing farmer, who is entitled to the sup
port of the farmer republicans, and
that he will get it seems to he fore
gone conclusion.
If you don't want 'lakey elected
sheriff, vote for Crane. The contest
is between them. Don't waste bal
lot upon this important office, and
surely the people do net want Blakey.
See that the Y is before Cranes name,
Kelley, for register OF deeds is meet
ing with excellent favor among all
classes. He is very fine book Keeper,
and man who attends steadily to
business. He is reliable, trustworthy,
and entitled to the election of which
he is now assured.
Cyrus Wilson. p 'st,nastes at Oelr'chs
was in the city Monday, and favored
the STAR with a pleasant call. He
spoke encourag;ngly of the prospects
of Orlrichs as we'll Us ef the republican
ticket, and leing IL man of mature
years aud Judgment, we were pleased
to hear ..lm so express himself.
Attorney Boomer returned from his
demo.lndepcnden. speech making tour
through the couaty the other day. and
says the political complexion of Ifa!l
River county is mighty uncertain.
| Mr. Bopnle. is a gentleman i'll every
sense of the word, but for the Office nf
states attorney lie is not in it by the
side OF Chambers kcIlar.
The saloons and their FOUNDERS are
making it their business to see that
Blakey is elected. Isn't this enough
to indnce the masses to support Crane?
Personally we have no fight at this
time to make against t:le saloons, but
when they unite in an effort to elect
any man to Office regardless of politi-
cal principles, then is it not time that
the people aroused themselves?
II n Z ll1
ly qualified, is not entitled tn anv,hiug
within the gift of the people Of Fall
Riyor county is Ennwn by al, who have
taken 'he pains TO look into the mat
ter. He is nothin. hnt al itiierant
Office seeker. travelling from one county
and state 10 another asking for off ...
llr owns m property here. and has no
interests here. He is barely a voter.
Aside from these reasons. others ii
vastly graver importance might bs
given, bnt we forbnar in this issue,
and trust hat it will not he necessary
to say more.
Not satisfied with making a canvass
for himself personally and alone, Mr..
tppNt 'utl'll.ltsit lOl Slait StIIGiNfs al.
tempted io beiit,la The candidacy Of a
man who was of his own poltical com
plrxion. and il is now coming home to
him. which will result in Mr.. Boyer
complete political burial by his own
ipartv peoola. The tranhle with him
is that his mouth is of the perpetual
motion variety, and he doubtless snp-
posed that ly expreS>in. a sentiment
against some independenf candidate he
would himself curry rcpubliran favor.
| The Herall's ..sfam defense of its
fight against Mr. Bradley is finally ac
knowlrdged TO be for its personal! infer
e>ts. Its final argument summarized
i Is that it makes no difference whether
4 the court house was legally located or
not: what Mr.. Evans NAV have done
nr caused TO he done: what other banks
NAV have had land still have) "A nor,ion
of the money: or in fact, according TO
the Herald. it does not matter what
may or may not have happened IN the
past. that pape, ''insistS' tina. it pro-
noses to tigh, Mr. Bradley because he
does not deposit the county funds
whore the Herald and the commissions
ers might dictate II is "personal
matter with them Now we ask the
voters who might have read the Herald
articles if those are not substantially
the conclusions to he drawn
The Avenue House Burned.
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