Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1894-07-26
c. j. BACH FOR COMMISSIONER.

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Canton News: The Turner County
Herald launches the candidacy of Hon.
| G. j. Bach as follows: = y Mr..
Bach has host OF friends in this state
who will gladly support him.
Centreyille Chronicle-lndeX: G. j..
| Bach of Hurley has decided to allow
his friends to present his name before
the republican state convention which
meets in Yankton, Aug. %, for the
office Of commissioner Of school and
public lands, He is worthy and able
to fill the office which his friends hope
he may secure.
Vermillion Republican: Candidates
fof State Commissioner of School and
Public Lands are becoming numerous.
The latest is G. j. Bach of Turner coun-
ty. He will have some strong support
outside of his home county. Prehaps
Clay can do no better than give him
lift. We think he is member Of the
present legislature.
Parker New Era: Hon. G. j. Bach
of Hurley announces that he will be a
candidate before the republican state
convention for the nomination of COM
missioner of school and public lands.
Mr.. Bach has served twice as member
of the state legislature from this coun-
ty, and is well qualified for the position
to which he aspires.
Doland Times-Record: The Hurley
papers OF last week announced that G.
j. Bach has consented to become can
dldate for the position OF commissioner
of school and public lands, subject to
the decision of the republican state
convention. Mr. Bach is well qualified
to fill the office, and If nominated will
add strength to the ticket.
Parker Press: CD Bach has decided
to allow his friends to present his name
before the republican state convention
which meets at Yankton Aug. %, for
the Office of commissioner of school
and public lands. He is worthy, and
has the ability necessary to make sue
cess in his office which his many friends
are anxious he may secure.
Salem Special: We understand that
the Turner county delegation to the
republican state convention will pre-
sent the name of c. j. Bach of Hurley
for commissioner of school and public
lands. Gus is well and favorably
known throughout the state, and if he
really wants the office, which he is
eminently qualified to fill. his host of
friends will see that he gets it.
Centreyille Journal: The Hurley
papers last week brought out the name
of Hon. G. j. Bach as candidate be-
fore the republican state convention for
the office of commissioner of school and
public lands. Mr.. Bach, or "Gus" as he
is known throughout the county, is an
able business man, whose integrity is
well known, and whose wide acquain-
tance over the state, and we'll known
staunch republican principles render
him one of the strongest men that
could be placed on the ticket, That he
will have the unanimous support of his
own county goes without saying, and
his friends believe he Will easily sue
ceed in securing the nomination at
Yankton next month.
Deadwood Times: The Turner
County Herald, published at Hurley
puts forward the name of CD Bach
of that place for nomination at the re-
publican state convention, to be held at
Yankton Aug. 20, as commissioner OF
school and public lands, and the Times
seconds the nomination. The Herald
commends Mr.. Bach and says: THAT
he is well qualified to fill this import
ant state office, and that he will bring
to it a knowledge gained from previous
experience in public offices which he
has held, all can testify who know him
and his successful business careerj and
should the republican party of tire state
see fit to place his name upon the ticket
it will bring into the ranks of the party
large number of voters from alJ parts
of the state and add strength to the en-
tire ticket.
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