Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1896-07-24
PK)PLE'S PARTY l0NIEES.
They Believe in America for Americans
and Repudiate British Toryism
as Represented by
Mckinley.
The Ticket Is Composed of Able Men,
True Men and Patriots.
True Men and Patriots.

men to raise the peoples standard in the
rebellion against the rule of plutocracy.
He Is a good speaker, and will fill the
office for which he is nominated with
honor to himself and credit to the state.
J. H. KIPP, of Mound City, Campbell
county, was nominated for the office Of
State Auditor. Mr.. Kipp is a young
gentleman we'll qualified for the position.
He is editor of the Mound City Courier,
and during the campaign of 1894, pub
lished German edition of his paper. He
is Of German descent and gentleman of
fine education. The responsible duties
of State Auditor will be In safe hands
when Mr.. Kipp takes charge next Jan
uarY.
CAPT. w. S. LOGAN, Of Hanson coun-
ty. whose postof1ice address is Mitchell,
was nominated for State Treasurer by
acclamation. Mr.. Logan is also veteran
of the late war, and served in the 17th
Mich. Infantry, and carries the marks Of
Libby Prison on his face. He was a
member of the last territorial legislature
at Bismarck. and is known to be one Of
the most reliable men in the state. The
state treasury with all it's responsibilities,
will be in safe hands when Capt. Logan
takes charge. He will see to it that the
treasurers books will show clean bal
ance or know the reason. Hurrah for
Logan!
MELVIN GRIesBY, of Sioux Falls. was
nominated by acclamation for Attorney
General, and there are few men in the
state better qualified to look after the
affairs of the people than Mr. Grigsby.
He is also a veteran of the late war, and
served in Company &C." Second Wiscon-
sin Cavalry. The veterans of the state
know him as the ''Smoked Yank," from
the title Of book he wrote giving his
personal experience in the army. Mr..
Grigsby is an able lawer, energetic and
persistent in his makeup. and first.
class speaker He will be tower OF
strength to the cause he champions.
| Miss KATE KAUFMAN, of Plankinton,
Aurora county, was nominated for Super.
lntendent of Public Instruction. She is
at present principal Of the Aberdeen
schools and is we'll known in various
parts Of the state as an educator of re-
markable ability and thoroughly quail
fed to handle the responsible duties ol
the Office. Miss Taubman keeps abreas,
Of the times in everything pertaining tc
advanced and scientific education. She
will be an honor to the position and the
state.
A. N. ALLEN, Of Codngton county,
was nominated for Commissioner OF
School and Public Lands. The gentle
men from the north part of the state who
know him best. say that he is IN every
way thoroughly qualified TO discharge
the duties of the office, and the school
funds of the state will be safe in bis
hands.
W. T. LAFoLLETrE, of Chamberlain,
ALEX. KIRKPATRICK, Of Hand, and w.
nominees for Railroad Commissioners, are
all good men and can be relied upon to dc
| their duty as between the railroads and
the people, without fear or favor. Mr..
LaFollette is d veteran of the late war,
and served in the 10th Wisconsin In.
fantry.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORs.-Henry P.
Lason. of Tyndall, BonHomme county,
is splendid specimen OF manhood, erect
and manly Ia every line. He was q
private in Co. "F,' 10th New York In.
fantry, aud as an evidence that he stood
bv his country in the hour of its peril, as
he is now doing, he carries an empty
sleeve, and one of his good arms lies
buried in the south. T. M. Goodykoontz,
of Mitchell, the Abe Lincoln of South
Dakota, was the second nominee of the
convention for presidential elector. He
| is one of the best known men in the state
and n gallant free silver champion. T..
NJ. Rlngrose, of A berdeen, and P. M. Nc
Lafresh, of Sturgls, are the other two
electors. These gentlemen will cast the
electoral vote Of South Dakota for free
silver president and IL dawn of freedom
and prosperity will follow,
The entire ticket from top to bottom is
one which the people of this state can
vote for with the knowledge that the
best interests of the people will be pro-
tected and the tax payers saved from
robber taxes.