Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1904-01-29

suits me fine
A. w. Heidepriem, harness. favor
the return of Martin.
w. r. Morgan, druggist-Martin
should be returned to congress bv all
means.
| s. ID. Wilson, attorney-Ce Certainly
favor the return of Congressman
Martin.
| ID. Elsey, of The Fair-I don't know
who has done more or who can do
more for Hot Springs than Martin.
w. N. Hunter, general merchant
consider Martin an AL man and think
he should be returned to congress-.
G. X. johnson, hardware-He is a.
first-rate man. shall stand for him
as long as he will serve the district.
w. r. Taylor, furniture certain
ly want Martin returned. l consider
it privilege to support man like him.
! j. j. March. grocer-Martin will not
be on my tickat, but think he is the
best representative this district has
ever had.
Joe Applegate, Palace HOTEL am a
democrat but Mr.. Martin is the most
acceptable republican to me that could
be elected.
G. l.. Jensen-My opinion is that
we should hold our convention early
and instruct the delegates to the state
convention For Martin.
w. j. Magowan-I am enthusiastic
ally in favor of returning Martin to
congress. He can do more for his dis
trict than any other man know of.
f. G. Silkenson, Pres. Buffalo Gap
Lumber Co. There is certainly no
reason why Mr.. Martin should not be
returned. / am i'm favor of him from
first to last.
w. T.. Daniels, merchant want to
90 on record as saying that / believe
Martin has done more for his constit-
uency than any other man the district
has ever had at WASHINGTON.
II. ID. Clark, manager Evans hotel
am in favor OF Mr.. Martins nomina-
tion. South Dakota never sent a rep
resentative to Washington who stood
so high in the estimation of public men,
He carries weight.
G. S. Conger. of Beaver precinct =
Martin is all right aud is the man that
should be retained in congress. He is
practically one of us and will continue
to do more for us than we could expect
of anyone else.
A. n. McLennan, chairman republi-
can county central committee / will
not express an opinion. What's the
use of it? It's all foolishness. What
good will it do? You can't find fou,
men in Hot Springs against him.
Charley Stewart There is every
argument in the world in favor of MIR
Martins return to congress. Ho.
Springs and Fall River county should
be for him even though every Other
portion of the state we're against him
A. l.. Eckstein, druggist - Ho'
Springs is particularly fortunate il
having man in congress who is able
to accomplish so much for his constit
uents, and l should think his part,
would be enthusiastic in retaining hin
there.
DR.. G. w. Hargens-It seems to m,
that Mr.. Martin has made such bril-
liant record as congressman that with
out considering the splendid things b,
has accomplished for our town ant
various portions of the state, he il
worthy of unanimous nomination
which believe he will get.
E. r. Juckett, attorney-It would b,
extremely detrimental to South Dakot,
aud Fall River county in particular i
Mr.. Martin should not be returned. Ii
my opinion his vote in Fall Rive
county two years ago shows how b,
stands with the people, and l believ,
he is stronger now than he was then.
J. +. Parks, Supt. w. L. & P. Co.
Why, there should be no diverse opin
ions about the nomination of Congress
man Martin. Aside from what he ha!
accomplished for our own community
(placing the people here under LASTING
obligations to him) believe that Soutl
Dakota has reason to be proud to rep
7 resented by such man. Fall Rive
county republicans will certainl,
unanimously instruct its delegates t,
vote for Martin first, last and all tn,
, time.
3 VIM. E. Reeder, Pres Transfer, Feec
g. Fuel Co.-Congressman Martin ha
] made an exceptional record. In fac
to my mind he has proven himself tn
peer of any of them. Fall River coun
j. ty is especially indebted to this abl
Q man for the location of the Nationa