The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-10-26
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Brooks. capable, courteous, ana sl'al:s '''
toward in all his dealings, the county
funds could be placed in no safer or oe'
ter hands than they would be under 'tlt
control of John Stafford. For register
of deeds,
ALBERT MoRTELL
the present occupant OF the ottice Is lhe
republican nominee and sure winner
Albert's two wears service as rcgls'e
where he has proved an efficient ane
faithful officer, is dong his campalsr
work for him. There Is no veneer or
Albert, and the better the people Fho"
him the better they like him, and he VII
be his own successor.
JOHN II OWEN
the republican candidate tor county
iodre. is wei! known as one OF the Ole
residents of the county, coming here II
1881. and has made Milbank his home
ever since He has been in the Practice 0
his profession III this country and IN TIE
old country for 20 years. A native O
Belfast, Ireland, he took the law course
at Trinity college, Dublin, IN ls'l--
passed the final examination OF the lncor
porated law society, and was admitted as
an attorney and solicitor at the tour
courts, Dublin. at the easter term, 1874.
He practiced for some years IN the state
Of Wisconsin, and was admitted to tht
bar Of Dakota territory thirteen years ago
While suffering severe physical mlsfor-
tune for some years past, his ablllty aS
a lawyer is unquestioned, and his wei
known integrity thoroughly qualities hiu
TO perform those delicate duties OF arbl
TRAITOR and adiuster IN probate matters
where the rights and property of the
widow and orphan are continually In the
balance. See that an \ is placed before
the name OF john I'll. Owen Tor county
judge.
IRWIN d. ALDRICH,
the candidate for county superintendent
Of schools is a specimen OF Grant county
most valuable and highly priced product
its boys. Coming here with his parents
in the very first settlement Of the county
he has shown what a Grant count,
farmer boy with proper determination
j Al. nln
As teacher in the county schools, as
student in the state agricultural college
and afterwards instructor in The SAM
institution, and later as a student il
Cornel college. New YORK, where hi
worth ana diligence procured for hin
special privileges, he has proven hlmseI
young man Of whom Grant county ma
vel teel proud, and in whose hands tn
people, irrespective OF party, may satel
and confidently ertrust the supervisio
and direction of their schools
DR.. G. Z. DANIELS,
another of the old. timers in Gran
| county, is on the ticket as candidate f.
coroner The doctor until short tim
| since was an old line democrat, but lik
thousands of good men in that party h
has seen light, and wnen his party de
clared against the policy of protect;o
advocated by jackson and other grea
leaders of democracy, he declined to g
with them in their worship Of the falls
god OF English free trade, and decided I
cast his lot and his vote with the part
that believes in protecting American il
lerests Tie doctor will make as dlgnlti
ed and discerning a coroner as coul
be selected to sit upon the political corps
of populism next month, and diagpos
the cause of its unhappy but tlmel
demise.
G. E. WILSON
should receive the vote Of every republi
can in the third commissioner distric
He is one Of the old settlers IN the wes
ern part OF the county, man of roo
sound business judgment, in who's
charge as one OF the county board. III
affairs and interests Of the county will |
well looked after.