Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-05
THE NOMINEES.

yesterday ChaC VIII at once impose con-
fidence in it and put the enemy to
flight.
S. E. WILSON,
The republican nominee for state
senator was born in Bureau county,
Ills, reared on a farm where he worked
until he was 81 years old, except dur
ing winters where he attended country
school, and ut the age of II before he
had seen the inside of a college oreven
a town public school was examined and
received a certificate to teach school.
Taught during three winters, worked
on farm during the summers, when
saved enough means to enter college.
where he worked his way through by
writing in county auditors office of
evenings and on Saturdays, and by re-
manning out of college and teaching
several terms. Was elected county
superintendent of schools in Page
county. Iowa. in 20. served three terms.
Was the youngest county superintend-
ent i'll the state. Studied law and was
admitted to the bar in 'S4. Did not
enter the practice till 'sG when he
moved to Hot Springs. S. d., where he
has since resided. Tried his first case
in district court III the old frame school
house in Hot Springs. He held the
office OF prosecuting attorney for Fall
River county for two terms. during
which ne was cmiucntly successful in
all eases i'll which he appeared. lie is
an eloquent. forceful speaker and will
ably and Diligently represent the i1st
district i'm The next senate.
JOSEPH b. DICKOvEE.
Nominee for the legislature. is Al
years of age, IL man of most excellent
business qualifications, having been
engaged a large portion of his life in
mercantile pursuits. He came to the
Hills in 1876. vas superintendent of
schools of Custer county for two years;
removed to Fall River county about
eight years ago to assume management
of the Fargo Il Son department store;
was elected mayor of Hot Springsupon
it's incorporation in 1890 and reelected
1892 by a rousing majority. He is a
genial gentleman, a persistent, hard
worker, is eXcellently we'll qualified for
legislative work, and Fall River county
will safely feel that it is to have as
faithful and efficient representation in
the legislature this winter as any other
county in the state.
JOHN L. BURKE,
Our candidate for county treasurer
is too we'll known to scarcely need any
introduction to a single voter in the
county. He represented the county in
the legislature two years ago., and did
with splendid success, becoming one of
the most popular members of that
body. He is honest, efficient, diligent
and worthy. He was nominated by
reclamation and will be elected fully
as easy as he was nominated.
WALTER ANDERSON,
The nominee for states attorney is a
young man who, during his residence
here of about three years, has shown
himself to be an estimable gentleman
and a studious, trustworthy attorney.
Like the other candidates his election
is a foregone conclusion.
E.S LIE
Has served the county so efficiently
and we'll during his first term that the
people of all political beliefs believe
him entitled to reelection, and will
therefore aid in increasing his majority
of two years ago-which was next
largest on the ticket. He is IL most
affable gentleman. and we doubt if a
finer set of records than his can be
found in the state.
o. b. CHEsLEY.
For clerk of courts, is a brother
newspaper man, and is therefore of
course a most worthy subject for
political preferrment. He is thor
oughly reliable, painstaking and in
dustrious. He will surprise the oppo-
sition OH Nov. 6 as much as he did
some of the other candidates before
h convention.
ROB'T MILLIGAN
Will make IL model sheriff. He is
true. trusty and fearless, every inch
OF him. He is strong with the people
who know him best. He is a straight
forward manly man. He will put out
of office the only democrat that is now
i'll Fall River county.
W. W. SMlTHSON
Made such an efficient auditor that
the people want him another term, and
he will get it without much of an
effort.
W. II. FRYE
Will be the next county judge. A
loyal republican at all times, possess
ing splendid qualifications and will at
tend to the duties devolving upon the
office with complete satisfaction.