Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-10-18
The County Ticket!
Nominees of Character and Ability.
See that they get your vote.

she now resides and practically farms.
Her school record in Day county Is
grand-taught five terms in the raves
district. Union township; nine terms in
the TAYLOR district in Bristol township;
three terms IN Faulkner district, Bristol
township and one term in Fairview
district, Union township. In every
school district in which she has taught
she has earned the esteem and respect
OF directors, patrons and scholars, all
of whom speak of her in the highest
terms of commeudation. She holds a
First Grade certificate as well as a .
years State certificate. She Is superbly
qualified for the position, thoroughly
understands the wants OF both teachers
and schools and will aid both in build
ing up the school interests OF Day
county.
STATES ATTORNEY.
L. W. Taylor, the present, is a candi-
date to succeed himself aud as he has
handled the affairs OF the office efficient
ly and ably, there "a be no question as
to his reelection. Mr.. Taylor Is a grad
nate OF the law department of the
University of Minnesota, a young man
of rare legal ability, diligent and indus
trious and whose excellent record as
States Attorney warrants the predic.
ton that he will be reelected by an
overwhelming majority. In voting for
L. W. Taylor you vote for an efficient
and faithful officer.
COUNTY JUDGE.
The office of County Judge requires
Judgment of a high order, as well as
clerical ability, attachments abundantly
possessed by John II. Lund. The
duties OF this Office become more impor.
tant year by year and it is necessary
that the position be filed by a man
of thoroughly legal trained mind in
order that the interests OF the widow
aud orphan be properly protected. Mr..
Lund has been among the leaders OF
the local bar for n number of years, has
served as States Attorney and will
bring to to this Office years of legal
training and put into practice a
thorough business system needed in
that Office. He is a gentlemen OF kind
ly, courteous manners, entirely lacking
i'll arrogance and pomposity, and will
make an ideal Judge. Vote for Lund.
CLERK OF COURT.
A complimentary notice is scarcely
necessary in the case OF Albert Smith,
the nominee for County Clerk. A resi-,
dent since 1884, he has earned the es-
TEEN and respect OF his fellow citizens
by his faithful attention to matters OF
business aud duty. He is a man of un-
usual education and talents, with IA
wonderful faculty for figures and his
qualifications for the Office are first
class in every respect. He served this
county as County Auditor, retiring
"'Ah " NV tNoiu hHi ht t1h NC htDcuh-
ed upon to place the Court records in as
fine shape as he left the County records.
Mr.. Smith is a thorough business
man and will prove a credit to the
county rs Clerk oiCourt.
This completes the list Of the candi-
dates Tor the principal off ces, but DR..
Schenecker OF Bristol, and Josephus
Alley OF Webster, are candidates to sue
coed themselves as Coroner aud Survey
or respectively and as they have made
efficient officers, the people will un-
doubtedly return them. The voters of
the Ilird district are required to elect a
county commissioner and the republic
cans present Ole ]. Sletten OF Homer
township. A wiser choice could not
have been made as Mr.. Sletten is a man
OF business habits, sound common sense,
highly regarded by his neighbors and
will prove a model county commits
sioner.