Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-25
Is. DAKOTA EL E III ms
sur,as,eAl lorr'arHa aFo'.sses
eY o'T'tg Say Ayb Ti,wss5 & 81,
In some Places license or No La
cense Was an Issue, and Result Iss
About Equally Dirided-No Contest
in Several. Towns.

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Sioux Fails, 8. b.: x large number bsi,i si of
the larger cities Of Che state Tnesday
held their regular annual munieipal sle
tons. ~ 81 : is Is
The weather was all that could be de- y y
sired, and had there; been an thcenttTe !:
fill votes. would ihays Heen Gaat.
The election in Sioux Falls was very d
quiet one. Mayor George w. Burnside 81
ssas reelected by -ansoverwhelming ma-svt!
jority, receiving over LOO out of the
1000 votes cast. His only oppdndnt' WAS
L. c., Campbell the nominee .of .ti,ee, J, s9ii sy9is
cialists. License won easily. 4
Pferre,iSS. D!: In. all exciting contest E
here Tuesday the whole noprpartisaa ait:
city ticket headed eX A9lnh EMsGs fGf
places. Thc,iticket is:t Adolph fEwert,
mayor: A. b. Nelson, treasHrer;. T. YHI4. 49,
Commit, assessor; Elias Jacobson, lio- -
lice Justice: ID. w. AfArch icity justiGe;@H
aldermen, Truel,. MADISON. Louis Kahrsua7.
membeR school hoard, q. t. HydIi.sl
f. Rose. A. Norcn, A. IL Tllorlie. . !s'i ~
Chamberlain, s. D.,n,.Ihe city. c!ees-N
tion Tuesday resulted in IA, victory for . -,
]. w. Sanford, Democrat. over w. E.1r,
Montgomery. Republican, for mayor. 'by Us
n majority of 12S. The entire city iicketF
and aldermanic candidates were elected
by the Democrats.
Retlfield, s. d.: Little interest was tai 7'is'
ken in the election here Tuesday. ID,
Hunt was elected mayor to succeed H..
+. Packard. In the Second ward E. II
Purbush, the nominee of the citizens,--i7
caucus, was elected over j. w. Swit.er,.i,,
independent candidate for alderman. The
proposition to issue bonds for an electric
light plant was carried by large nl;ls,i N
jority. s4t.,s -;+ ,,., s.,.,., ,,.,,..
Flandrcau, s. D.: The following tex, ti"k- =.
ct was elected here Tuesday; G.",H.<1'
Few, mayor: II. Il. Brown, city tre,ss-sssls
urer; Knute Scllyan, commissioner: T. E.i y.
Carter. police judge, Dennis Jacobs. city,
justice; councilmen, w. u. Kellogg, John :, :,
Pearl, J. A. Smith, John Faiis, JAMES y :
Faris, Jr.. and NJ. A. Davis. isi 'a'F2s ~
4, Vermillion. $. D.:i Mayor Hanson WASTE,
was defeated by 116 majority. Bryant,
Whitaker. Daily. Republicans, were es,i''.;
elected aldermen. Other Republicans
elected wore Stinson, treasurer; (;npe-:
land, city justice; Dapforth, police jus,
tice;, Wildim1lan, assessor. Beatty, school
treasurer HR 'hff+' i''.4 'sl pifffS.
i Scetiani, IS. .D: The citizens ticlsotli.i
was elected without opposition. exce,,tf: i.
alderman in the Third ward, where John
Dietrich. independent, waits eltGted by
IL majority. There was a great contest bi.t !
on school treasurer 3D. votes ,leing 1.ussts ,i
and nsat The 5S s7g5]t y "a Is. between JesepIH
Tyyndall, 81 d: Henry II. Ph8.uixf.,s
Was elected mayor; Messrs. hlrgsthafear.li itsss
KieIlhauch and, :SEstka, aldermen;- ;, ,Ja7. !,
seph Zitka. city treasurer. There, was $.
no opposition, and only 40 per cent. IL II
the voters wPr8io r'if ra.n.5 = s'~,ff.iT
De Smct. s. 2D.:i In the city elsctiru f,s
Tuesday Waters was elected mayor epbt,.s.
Goodwin. No license carried by a. ln:,=s..A
jority of s. The bond proposition far. 1,
waterworks was lost by 7:s majority. Ats (
Clear Lake, =. d.: The city electio1f
Tuesday was very quiet. with h.,tso.K. X,
ticket in the field. The only. ,contentio,N
was over waterworks bonds. which car. .'''''
ried by So majority. s.als
was nssawssd slssaed SaTei nj aSss Sasan
franklin Tuesday. About 100 votes III
were cast w. S. Elder was elected ,iif;
member of the council for the Second sii;
ward and n. j. AIossman was elected i-s,S,
over Bernard Mullen. from. the Fourth.
ward. q. N1s
Z" sturgis, S. d. Mayor! Perkins. re.
publican. was 're-elected: Handy, Ander--
son and Hunt, Republicans. were elecretl; ~, ;.
aldermen; Meyer, Democrat, was elect s., S !,
ed alderman; F'lavin. Republican, treiYYSs- = "
urer, was reelected Ptrklns.a Hi,nti,-lsS
Handy, Meyer and, Flavin had no oppo-i ~ Is
sltion. The next council will be Rcpul-,,. q,
lican. The vote was small. 80
Lead, s. D.: Eugene II. irwin 'w..isi1
elected mayor of Lead, RECEIVING \ 33,; nj;
votes to 5S6 cast for Frank Abt. ciyin.yst h.
Irwin 500 majority. The entire citizens,
ticket was elected
- Hot Springs $. D.: 4. S. Stewart wo stpis
elected mayor by % majority on the re-
pilbllcan ticket; while Hargens was ele,,t..,,te
ed city treasurer and L. G.. Silkersen
school treasurer. Party politics was not ~
an issue. Local issues made II die M al
the hveliest elections for several year, s,--e-
Speariish. Sd: Henry Keetsg wa.s..,
defeated for the office of MAYOR Inv. ,13;...i,,
ram Dotson Tuesday. There were, go. IN
votes east III the town. .Doson receiyinr....,
40 majority. s'''A', :, ~
!. Rapid City. S. d.! The entire Rsn4ar,.t.s.
1ican ticket was elected in RAND ,s;t,, % ~, ,,a
a majority close to, 100. EcrlinanJ ~
j. Elliot. f'e' ihonlas paDl1l. II. IS
Dell Rapids, s. D.:.At tho ,nn,., lax. .,ts
election held here Tuesday the Rennl,li.agif-
can city. and school tickets wera oloat...I
by good majorities. Henry I,o,,a,ta,s,a,
was reelected mayor. heavy vote wss =
poiled' the total being 34, The l;censs 'sss; 3,
question carried by majaity Of TT - ~
Beresford, s. d.: III the lcitv a,oat;a,,
. mere e., Inesday.,A. ID. leftier was re-elsa-, e,
co w - plurality. License wins. ~ !.
censa nen'slS,.ie' ,ar =, ~: License or no IL Z
issue in Tuesdays municin,, WAS a's...l tlle
License wonsb by a majority Of .'s.on. = ''.a.
out Of about 22.5 cast. All of tho s.es soa.,
lar Republican nominees for aidarssag
We're elected. aiuerllen: e.llllen .jsz
:. Aberdeen, $. d.: Lively interest aa.. n Il.
veloped in the city election Tn1,da., ~.
the sntire vote poled being loS0 "'a Isa..'. y: 81
Kepsolican. = was elected mayor hv'.ss.; ,;
nanss maoonty over Harrington fusion. IL y
rast; Mitchell, as Ms > % p: The city election
(secsra Ss S;,a, nol urawii on party linass :;,it