The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-21
NOMINEES FOR
COUNTY OFFICES
IN SOUTH DAKOTA

Bon Homme-The following nominations
have been made In Bon Homme county: Repub-
lcan-James H. Stephens, senator; Frank Truu-
bo and Herman Voigt, representatives; F: ".
Wicks, county judge; R. NJ. Cotton. auditor; O.
William Cobb, sheriff. c. NJ. Stilwell, states at
torney: W. L. Robinson, superintendent; j.. G..
Young, surveyor. Democratic-J. P. Cooley.
SENATOR F. DahlenberS and James Hutchinson,
representatives; G. Kirschmann county judge; |
Vac +. Kreycik, auditor; NJ. NJ. Mccormick.
register Theo Berndt, treasurer; Lewis Koenig,
Z sheriff. Barney Cole, states attorney Gerald
Muller superintendent; James stepanek, sur
veyor.
stanley-Republican- senator, W. e.
Sweeney; sheriff, George Huston; representative,
Frank N. Rood; treasurer, George Poste; regis
ter. R. E. Morgan; state attorney John 3.
Hughes; auditor, G. NJ. Price; clerk Of courts,
Frank H. Kinney; county judge, Albert Gunder-
son; superintendent, Carrie '. Weed; coroner
. Charles Fl. Vickerman; assessor, ]. W. Coulter;
surveyor, E. J. Lacy; commissioner. William A.
Hopkins.
Charles MiS-The republican convention was
absolutely in control IF the standpatters, they
having 120 out Of the l44 delegates. The nomt-
nees are Sheriff L. H. Skillings; treasurer H.
W. Evers; auditor, Fred J. Gibson; attorney
intendent, Mrs. olivia Heron; clerk of courts.
c. P. Rouse. The democratic convention held at
the field: Sheriff. Otto Lindskog; treasurer,
r. n. Girton; auditor, G.. l. Kirk; attorney, H.
Jamss probate judge J. n eors
Willard Sanders.
Buffalo, republican and citizens ticket
was placed in nomination as follows: Republican
Habbard; resstes Charles Fraser sheriff
% soan % Sss f. aTea
A. Hoobler; assessor, q. G. Henrichsen. Ciu-
Hs 4ssS{si y s. K Ms4sss sss1
stats's ATTORNEY. J: |: COY; Superintendent
cratic ticket was placed in the field.
Butts ksss ss%ss tss Sa
follows: stofss auai
deeds, George Tyndalli sheriff, T. L. Alderman;
O. y. Farnham; ASSESSOR Charles Mix; surveyor.
". L. Barbour; superintendent, Miss Susie Bird.
was in absolute control Of the republican con.
vention: The former members Of the legisla.
of opposition by the insurgents: who numbered
only about thirty in convention composed Of
senators. Ernest May Of Lead, H. T. Cooper Of
Whitewood; representatives Fred Pennington Of
sna OF Of RasS
Lead; clerk Of courts, Sol starr, pead*ood coun
ty Judge, G. G. Bennett, Deadwood superin
ten6ent, Florence Glenn, Lead; register, Ed Ire
vaskis, Lead; district attorney. T. E. Harvey
Lead; assessor, Harry Stewart, Terry; auditor
william Mclaughlin, spearfsh.
The democratie county convention nominate
the following; State senator's John R. Wilson
hay, John H. oBrien Major J. B: Fairbanks
Daniel Boone: sheriff Matt Plnnkett; treasurer
auditor, ". J. Todd; county Judge. john 4
Russell; states attorney, R: P. Stewart; 81
perintendent. Mrs Kate Heekart: coroner, DR.
Francis Wharton. The socialists also nominated
as follows: State senators, o. varney and JOIN
Kenehck; representatives, Henry o5a1a: F. NJ
Manning: county Judge. A. E. Frank: treasurer
W. P Raddick; clerk of courts, NJ. G. For
roster; register, Eben Murray; auditor. ".
Benfer superintendent, Alice Knowles; coroner
j. NJ. Flaughner.,
by the republicans: Judge Andrew Neral
register, Walter H. Spencer: sheriff Carl Fal
ETeret andtor Frnncis
BARBER; treasurer, B. NJ Lister, clerk of courts
G W. Holmes; coroner, J. r.. Cole; candidat
for legislature, J. Fl. GrOpengteser.s ~
Potter - Republican-Re Representative L. I
lister, W. A. Heron: states attorney D.
O'Keefe;. county, assessor Henry Hakansor
county judge O.,
combellick Democratic Representative, j. !
attorne9 Robert FISK county
sor, Patrick Wall; county Judge, ". ". Pr
vine; superintendent, Miss Marge Small: cle1
of courts, Harry Bolinger; sheriff, samu
Blakeley. The resolutions indorse the sta
and national democratic platforms and the ca
didacy Of William J. Bryan for president
The democrats found themselves in quandar
as to a nominee for states attorney. as all II
lawyers In the county republicans. Cons
5quently, three well known republican attorney
d. j. O'Keefe, A. ]. Brewer and r. B. Ffsl
were placed in nomination; the first ballot II
suited, Fisk 10, O'Keeffe 10, Brewer IL ; the Sc
ond ballot resulted. Fisk 1S, Brewer is. al
Fisk was declared the republican nominee Of IL
democratic convention.