Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-10-11
Our Legislative Nominees

OUR Legislative Nominees
The Republican party is to h. :.
gratul ated upon the exc eIlepes :, !
Legislative ticket presented tbe vo..-
Day County. 1t is composed Of =,
sentative citizens of uuon.0.;.
honesty, sterling worth and .h;r,
eminen.ly qualified to represent !
county in a worthy manner in Tho -,
ellis OF state. The coming contest !, !
OF principles rather than personals,
OF Pettigrewism versus American h.
and it is the clear duty Of eye,v ,
publican to earnestly rally to the r.
port OF the nominees of his party 4,
nothing be left undone to redsem !,
fair name of our beloved state irom !,
reproach and odium cast upon Il h. !
present representative in the US, \,
ate.
STATE SENATOR
The agricultural interests Of Dsvc
received special recognition inthe non
nation for State Senator Of Ross
Parks OF York township who ranks /,
one OF the foremost and progress,
farmer OF this section of the ststA N,
Parks was born Oct. 8, 1858 at Lsu
Illinois, and received his education |
the schools OF that state. He came i
South Dakota and settled in the ss6o
where he still resides. BY industry 4,
economy, he has acquired seven QUAR-,
sections OF land and this season has Ia
1880 acres iEto crop. He is a man
great force OF character, OF determine
ideas, is strong in his opposition /
illegal combinations OF capital an
stands pledged to see that the Iarmip
interests receive justice at the hands
railroads and other corporations. Th
voter will make no mistake in castia
his ballot for Ross Z. Parks.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
For the lower house, Nils J. Lindgs
OF Wheatland township has been renOn
mated, an honor to which his exesIea
record in the last session Justly entad
him. Mr.. Lindgren Is one ofour leadil!
scandinavian farmers, a resident oithi
county since 1881. He is a mar
sound judgement, strict integrity, win
a Legislative record for stern eeononI
in the administration OF public afsis
During the last session ofthe legisatas
he took an active part in framing NAN
OF the measures passed by that Dog
and was constantly on the lookout ~
the interests of his constituents w
will undoubtedly reward his labors =
their behalf by returning him TO ~
legislature.
James Bullock was born in La Sas
Co. Ill. and came to South DaSO'a l
1888, settling in Homer township Vha'
he still resides. Like his colleague Z
the ticket, Mr.. Lindgren, he has haa !
advantage of serving one term ID Y
legislature where he more than .luD'A
the claims made for him by his lfa.
during his first candidacy. he PRIV,
an earnest and diligent member WE
conservative and common sense '"1
earned him the respect Of the msls.
on both sides of the house. Mr.. Duh' !,
proved a credit to Day Co. and 'a'''
be reelected.
The third member OF the lesi'''a
ticket, Fred G. Moore of Raritan w"
ship, is a bright representative
American farmer against whose eA'l.
ter az n man and citizen not Gus
can be uttered. NJ
Fred was born Ia 0lmstead y" y
In 1859 and has been a resident =" !
County since 1882. Has ser'ss
term as County Commissions ~
which he earned great coIllllFD
for his fair dealing and deyou0, \
interests OF the people. II elec'er /,
Legislature, Mr.. Moore may Dc fsp
on to faithfully represent tue N
Day County, irrespective OF PAM I'D
whole life stamps him a man 4. Il
and reliability and we pfeor' "A
ton by u large majority oe
vote Co. h4u,a