The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-10-24
Election Notice.

polling places throughout the
county of Pennington, State of South
Dakota, an election will be held for the
of n circuit judge for the
Seventh Judicial circuit.
And by resolution Of the board of
commissioners Of Pennington
county passed October 4, 1891 the fol-
lowing polling places were designated
and judges appointed as follows for
the ensuing election. And the per-
son whose name appears first on the
list of those appointed for each precinct
is hereby designated and appointed as
superintendent Of said election in their
respective precincts as required by Sec
tion % of the election laws of 1891.
Precinct No First ward, Rapid
City, at the court house, judges, II. N.
Johnson, A. G. Patrick, Thomas e.
Hale.
Precinct No Second Ward, Rapid
City, at room in Floorman block,
Judges, w. W, Cliff, Dewitt Smith,
e. l.. Hurlbut.
Precinct No 3-Third Ward Rapid
City, at Harvey annex, judges, James
w. Patterson, Frank Lemon, j.. S..
Gantz.
Precint No 4-Fourth Ward, Rapid
City, room in Schnasse block, judges,
A. L. Harrington, Morris Appel, Henry
Cordes.
Precinct No 5-Rapid Valley, judges,
Geo w Mentch, w d Rounds, Geo San
ders.
Precinct No 6-Hammerville, at
house of Peter Hammerquist, judges,
Peter Hammerquist, j. G. Barber, D.
r. Hodgman.
Precinct No Lower Rapid, at
Ores Ton school house, judges Robert B.
Lees, Owen Swinehart.
Precinct No S-Center, at school
house, judges, j. Jay, Ben Allender. J..
j. Hayes.
Precinct No 9-Lebanon. Belknap's
store, judges, Dan Morris, Joseph BEEN,
w A Brennan.
Precinct No lG-Box Elder, school
house, judges Ethan Allen Malon
Walsh, Milton Frease.
Precinct No 11-Douglas school,
house, judges, L D Taylor, } NJ Ma
thias, Oscar Mccain.
Precinct No 12-Spring Creek, Dodge
schoolhouse, judges, Tim Brickley,
Dell Glidaen, 1 j Gray.
Precinct No lS-Rig Bend, McDon-
aid schoolhouse, judges, chas McDon-
aid, Ole Larson, VIM t Edwards.
Precinct No 14-Forbes Pinkertop
school house, judges, M G Norris, M E
Haneford, r M Forbes.
Precinct No l5-Rockerville. school
house, judges Dan Brooks, Chef Nc
+! Nown, VIM Wood.
Precinct No 16-Sheridan, school.
house, judges, Ernest Barthold, A A
Kresse, VIM Elmendorf.
Precinct No 17-Pactola schoolhouse.
judges, j M Riley, Arthur Harvey, r.
E. Gable.
Precinct No lS-Hayward school
house, judges, ] w Moody, Fred Seirth,
A E Torrance.
Precinct No 19-Cross Mine. Baken's
hall, judges Con Liston, w f Reinard,
Geo A Clark.
Precinct No 2O-Hill City No I, Min
ers' Union Hall, judges, George Coats,
N j Way, j Fl Nissen'
Precinct No 2l-Tigerville, Dwye r
house, judges. James Dryer, Charles
Coleman, VIM H Bunnell.
Precinct No 22-Tenderfoot, Oreville
school house, judges, Geo Stoyer, G II
Cummings, Frank Hebert.
Precinct No 23-Sittlng Bull, How
ards house, judges, Tom Tracy, G C
Gorsuch, Charles Ingersol.
Precinct No 24-Hornblend, Menden.
halls house, judges, A Grady, George
Best. James McNickle.
Precinct No 25-Rochford, school
house, judges, AS zimmerman, Smith
Wiley, Charles Swanson.
Precinct No 26-Mountain CITY, Mil
ler's house judges, ] A Miller, Jacob
Musser, James Shick.
Precinct No 27-Queen Bee, Joe Bells
house, judges Joe Bell, Frank A Hall,
w Tracy.
Precinct No 28-silver City, school
house, judges, Henry Morrow, N Rad.
cliff, Charles Seip.
Precinct No 29-Dennis, school
house, judges, Henry Musekamp, Hans
+ Nelson, H. AIdrich.
Precinct No 30-Hill City No 2-va-
cant room, north of p~ostotice, judges,
A Bishop, Sam West, r A Hamilton.
Precinct No Rhinestone, A c
Woodward's house, judges, A 9 Wood.
ward, Vim Dolen, Ole Soholt.
Precinct No 32-Moon District, No
school house. judges, Ira Bacon, L
Compton, is Downing.
Precinct No 33-Bear Creek, Ameri.
Gus ~Thompson's house judges, Pete
Lemley. Marsh Higgins, Ernest Jurish,
Precinct No 34-Bad river. Lang's
ranch, judges, Geo Swinehart, Henry
Hurley, NJ Mckinney.
Precinct No 35-Deep Creek, 81
mer Hawks store, judges, Elmer
Hawks. Huss, Henry Rose.
Which election will be opened al
eight O'Clock in the morning and viii
continue open until five O'Clock in the
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