Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-04-27
RESULTS IN OTHER TOWNS.

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Chamberlain, s. ID, April 1S.-For
the first time, although party tickets
were placed in the field, the repuoli-
cans of Chamberlain paid the opposi-
ton party the compliment of a clear
neld for mayor, and James w. San
ford. the present incumbent, democrat.
was unanimously reelected. as also
were the balance OF candidates with
him. Liquor license carried by a ma
Jorlty OF lis, and sanitarium bonds by
Isl.
Pierre. S. D.. April 1S.-In a hot con.
test yesterday the whole ticket headed
by L.. b. Albright was elected by an
overwhelming majority. A. Ewert, the
defeated candidate for mayor, is vice
president of the Progressive Republi-
can league, and the fight was on Con-
gresham Burke. who received a hand
some Endorsement. Many voters were.
challenged and there were several ar
rests ON charges OF Illegal voting.
Armour. S. d, April lS.-This city i.
republican by So majority. The follow
Ing ticket is elected; Mayor. j. p. Bar
rett, republican,: treasurer, @. /.
Blanchard. All the aldermen elected
are republicans. giving the city affairs
into their hands for the next two years.
The question of selling liquors was dis
posed OF as follows: For license, Il2:
against, AZ.
Tyndall. S. d., April 1s.-The cit,
election passed off quietly, with little
excitement except over the contest fo,.
mayor, which resulted I'M the election
of Thomas v. Ptak over Barney Cole.
independent candidate. Saloon license
was carried by "a majority. The prop
osition 10 build a tank and tower car
ried by over so majority.
Clear Lake, S. b, April iS.-The elec4
ton was quiet. there being only one
ticket: Aldermen. Julius CANCER. Geo.
Almond and John WaIther: members
OF board of education, Sherman Clark,
Z. j. Ronald, M. l.. English. r. j. Law
and IL. n. Merrick. License carried by
%.
Salem, S. d., April 1S.-The election
resulted as follows: Mayor, Lawrence
Tyler; aldermen, Ed WestfaIL, Lou Ty-
Ter, Hans Nelson. Sam Lundie: treas
urer, Alien Nye; city justice, william
Mielke; police justice. Frank Mitchell.
License carried by 81 majority.
B~eresford. s. D, April 1S.-The only
heated contest in the city election was
the license question. The town went
wet by 83 majority. w. J.. BuIow.
democrat, was elected mayor. The bal
ance OF the ticket was the same as last
year.
Canton, S. D., April 1s.-The repub-
ican ticket had no opposition. The fol-
W were elected: w. c.. Gemmill,
mayor; w. j. Byrnes, assessor; M.
Hanson. treasurer; III. III. belong. po-
lice justice; ID. II. Hawn, city Justice.
NO license carried by IS majority.
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DeSmet. S. D.. April 1s.-A heavy
vote was polled. L. Fl. Goodwin was
elected mayor; l.. N. Altfllisch. city
treasurer; j. r.. Hall. city justice; III. G.
Durham. police judge. and George III.
Sheets, assessor-all peoples party. Ii
cense lost by 81.
Parker, S. D., April 1S-George w
Hill. prohibition, mayor. over r.. L.
Buckholtz. Independent. by 3 majority.
There was no opposition on school
board the balance OF city officers.
II was a dry" victory.
Miller. s. d.. April 1s.-License car
ried by IL majority. Charles Penchaw
1hA hofidS lIytiuis TcpuDlCdnS, were
elected aldermen, and John T.. McCul-
lon. democrat. r. j. Weber, republic
an. was elected assessor.
Scotland, s. d., April 1.-THE election
was quiet. only one ticket being in the
field. Paul Landmann was reelected
mayor. License carried by "a ma
Jority.
Milbank, s. d.. April 1S.-The city
went q majority for license. the biggest
majority in the history OF the city
There was no contest for Offices.
Flandreau. s. D., April is.-Jesse
Smith, h present mayor. won by 81
majority against Ed Gray. License car.
ried by over rs majority.
Plankinton. 8. D.. April 1S.--Licens<
carried. s5 to IS. A nonpartisan ticket
was elected without opposition.