The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-10-26
HERE THEY ARE
4 Brief sketch Of the Wen who WIFE
FlItthe Legislative and County
OFFICES for the Next Two
AelrS,

The republicans OF Grant coGnty pre-
sent to the voters of the county for their
suffrage list Of clean, able candidates
for both legislative and county officers.
We believe in general and individually
they are far superior in qualifications and
fitness to the nominees put up by the
populst bosses and endorsed by the pop
ullst convention. They are nearly all oi
Grant county that their names neea only
to be mentioned TO bring out the tact
that they are citizens of character ana
intelligence. fully capable OF filling tue
various offices for which they have been
placed IN nomination.
Mr. n. |. LowTHIAN,
The candidate for state senator, is one o.
the prominent farmers Of the county, who
has at all times taken an active interest
in public matters, has already served one
term as state senator, and is recognized
as man OF integrity and answering
devotion to principle He Is one of that
grand army of veterans who risked
their lives on the battlefelds Of the
south in the hour Of tie nations peril,
and deserves well OF the people Of Grant
county, and particularly of his former
comrades in-arms.
VIM o. SToRLIE,
One Of the candidates for the house of
representatives. on the republican ticket
Is well known 10 almost every man in
the southern part OF the county, where
he has been in the mercantile business
in the town Of Revlllo almost since there
was a town there, ard the UNIVERSAL
esteem IN which he is held by those who
know him SO we'll is u high testimonial
to his character. As clear sighted, up
right business man. OF unassumlng man
ners and unlmpeached honor and broad
minded views, Mr.. Storlie Will make a
mem Der of the legislature who can be
fully trusted to represent the people ol
Grant comfy in that body. HIS col
league on the ticket,
s. Il. GOLD,
was a member OF the previous leglsla-
ture, and from the very first days ses
sion OF the house, he was recognized as Il
leader in that body, his counsel being
sought and his judgment relied upon in
every emergency, and it is safe To say
that at tie adjournment OF the Ieglsla-
ture no one man enjoyed TO a greater ex-
tent the confidence and respect Of ali It's
members than did Mr.. Gold Ii the
people OF Gran. county have any business
10 be attended to down at Pierre this
| and will do it more etfectually and faith
fully than Sidney X. Gold. With N |.
LoWthian, w. O. Slorlie and S. Il. Cold
as its representatives Grant county will
have no cause TO feel ashamed OF It's
delegation at the state capitol.
j. A. WILLIAMS,
PRODUCTION to the people Of the county
AS deputy sheriff for a number of years
under Sheriff Benedict and as Sheriff for
the past two years his record is we'll
know, aud on this record he can safely
and confidently 60 before the people Of
the county for endorsement Of his official
acts. His election Is one Of the foregoLe
conclusions.
G.. w. PREvEY,
The candidate for clerk of courts, who as
county superintendent OF schools is
known to almost every man and Child in
the county. BY that knowledge Will
they render their verdict Lext month
and no. by the malice OF his opponent on
the opposing ticket, and the people who
have tried him before and not found him
wanting will see to 1t that he is our next
clerk Of courts. The candidate for states
attorney
S. S. LoCkHART,
is one Of the early settlers in Milbank,
and the Office for which he has been
nominated was held BY him for two years
in the early history Of the county, at
which time he performed its duties in an
| able and satisfactory manner. Ills abll-
ity as Il lawyer emminently qualities him
| to fill the position with credit to himself
and to the advantage of the county.
Sam has host OF personal friends who
believe that a little rotation in office
would be good for the county as we'll as