The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-11-18

South Dakota will be not fan from 40
600. The entire Republican state tick
ct, headed by Elrod for governor, will
not run far short of Rooseyelts vote.
The Republicans have without doubt
elected eight of their nominees for
state circuit judge. The only one in
doubt is the seventh, or Hot Springs
circuit, where S. e. Wilson, Repub-
lican, opposed Judge Levi MCGEE the
present incumbent. Repor.s from the
circuit are not yet of a definite nature.
and leave the election in doubt.
K. ]. Foster, Republican nominee
for the legislature from Douglas cOun-
ty, where a very hot fight was waged,
was elected by a majority of only one,
and in Deuel. county A. l.. HoughtOn
has a tie with his Democratic oppo-
nent.
OF the 1872 members of the legisla-
ture the Republicans have certainly
elected all but eight. Reports indi-
cate that they lost a state senator and
two representatives in Roberts county,
a state senator in the Butte-Meade
county district, a state senator n
two house members in Brule county,
and a house member in Potter county.
Pierre won out in the capitol fight
by from $4,000 to $4,000.
Mitchell did not carry a county in
the northern part of the state and
barely scraped through with small ma
~jorities in what counties she carried
in the southern part of the state out
side of the group adjoining Davidson,
where she received a heavy vote.
In Aurora county Roosevelt gets 300
majority on a vote Of $50, with the
| state ticket forty votes less. Cork and
Sprick were elected for the legislature
by 200 majority. Mitchell got all OF
the votes except 125.
Beadle county gives Roosevelt 1,719,
Parker 459, Elrod 1897, Grill 593. The
entire Republican legislative and
county tickets was elected.
Brown county, incomplete returns,
indicate Roosevelt's majority is 900.
The Republicans elect the legislative
and county tickets by majOritieS OF
700 to 1900, Pierre's majority, 1000.
DluIC SoulIy - q ia III
cratic ticket-Parker $50, Roosevelt
600. The Democrats elect Cordill sen
ator, Brumbough and Rice representa-
tives; Mitchell 1000, Pierre $50.
The Democrats carried Pukwana
county by an overwhelming majority.
The county ticket is elected with ma
j~orities ranging from 100 upward.
AT,toLoII rot on nav. on~t of tho Nrt;~D
| vote.
The Republican ticket carried
Charles My county by a majority of
about 500. The entire Republican
county ticket was elected except for
states attorney, who carried the
county by 60 majority. Geddes was
defeated for county seat by about 100
votes.
Complete returns from Clay county
| give Pierre 1,126, Mitchell 1898; the
county is Republican by 500. Senator
j.. E. Payne, Representatives j. e.
Johnson and M. j. CLANCY, all Repub-
%licans, and the entire Republican tick
| ct elected.
Deuel. county complete gives Roose-
welt 1927, Parker 313; Elrod 1888,
Grill 339. Houghton, Republican, and
Anderson, Democrat, for the senate,
were a tie. Hebal, Republican, elect
ed to the house. Pierre has a major
ity of 900.
Douglas county gives Roosevelt $50
majority. The Republicans elect X.
G.. Foster representative. For capital,
Mitchell 900, Pierre $50.
Gregory county elects the entire Re-
publican ticket except county judge.
Pierre gets 273 majority. Majority on
state ticket 1873.
Hutchinson gives Roosevelt a ma.
jority Of 1866. Republican county
ticket elected by from $50 to $50.
The Hanson county returns are in
complete. Mitchell has LOO and
Pierre 100. Elrod's majority is Is and
ROosevelt's 125.
The total vote in Hand county was
1850. Roosevelt and Fairbanks ma
jority 500; state ticket majority $50.
Pierre majority for capital $50. Re
publican legislative and county tickets
elected except auditor.
Kingsbury county gives Roosevelt
1881, Parker 329. Socialists 63, Pro-
hibitionists 100, Peoples Al. Elrod
1888, Grill $50, Socialist Is, Peoples
so, Prohibition lis.
The returns from Lincoln county
show that the national ticket has about
500 majority and that all of the county
and legislative candidates on the Re-
publican ticket are elected.
Returns from Miner county show the
Republicans have elected state sena-
tor, representative, county treasurer,
register of deeds, attorney, county
judge, clerk of courts and coroner. The
Democrats elect auditor, sheriff and
superintendent of schools. On capital,
Mitchell gets I'll, Pierre TO.
In Moody county the question of re-