Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-16
Clark, Day and Grant.

Clark, Day and Grant.
Clark, S. D., Nov. CLARK, Day and
Grant counties recorded large MAORI
ties for the republican ticket. h is
the home of S. II. Elrod, governor, and
his home town gave Mr.. Crawford a
majority of 700. The majority in Day
county is 500 n Grant 400.
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Lawrence, Butte and Pennington.
DeadwOod. S. D., Nov. THE re-
turns are very slow in coming in, ow-
ing to an unusual amount of CUTTING
throughout the Hills. The vote Is not
yet counted in Lead. Lawrence county
will give 500 majority for Crawford,
Parker and Hall, republicans. Butte
reports a small majority for the DEM
ocratic ticket. Pennington, with in
complete returns, favors a slight re-
publican majority.
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BruIe.
Pukw S. D., Nov. 7.-Brule coun-
ty is democratic from top to bottom. j,
A. Stransky, democratic nominee for
governor, whose home Is in this city
secured large majorities in nearly ev-
cry precinct. The Legislature is dem
ocratic.
Sanborn.
Woonsocket, S. D., Nov. 7.-K. E,
Dowdell, democratic nominee for the
state senate, defeats George Bonney,
the present senator from this (San-
borr) county, the republican nominee.
The majority of the remainder of the
ticket is republican.
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Beadle, kingsbury, Jerauld.
Huron, S. D., Nov. 7.-Coe /. Craw-
ford, republican nominee for governor,
carries Kingsbury, Jerauld and Beadle
counties with majorities ranging from
300 to $50 in each county. The congress
sional, state and legislative tickets have
about the same majorities.
The vote was very light, only about
the vote being cast Huron
is Mr.. Crawford's home, his vote in
the city being at the ratio of 6 to l
for Stransky, democratic nominee.
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Minnehaha.
Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. THE DEM
ocrats elect one of the two state sem
ators and one of the five members of
the legislature, Henry Mundt being the
former and James NJ. Woodruff the lat
ter.
Turner.
Parker, S.. D., Nov. IA very light
vote was polled in Turner county, the
total vote being 1900 as against $500
two years ago. Crawford's majority is
$50. The republican majority two years
ago was 1,SOO.
The full republican ticket is elected,
with a close fight oil sheriff.
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Yankton.
Yankton, S. D., Nov. 7.-Yankton
county goes republican on the state
ticket by about S75 majority. The
democrats elect William Hickey sheriff
and probably David Finnegan auditor.
rest of the ticket is republican, as
G. H. Dillon, state senator;
Titus Price, A. l.. VanOsdel, John Her
man, representatives; Calf Matson,
George F~rostenson, register
Of deeds; S. A. Boyles, judge; b. S.
Williams. clerk of courts; A. L. Wey-
man, states attorney; G.. G.. Wenzlaff,
superintendent Of schools; Henry Thor
geson, assessor; DR.. Livingston, cor
oner: Harry Higsbee, surveyor; 4. o..
Saugstad, l.. l.. Tyler and Henry Stroll
Ter, commissioners.
Brown and Vicinity.
Aberdeen, S. D., Nov. Incomplete
returns from Brown county give the
republicans a majority of 1000. There
was scarcely any scratching. McPher-
son county is republican. governor and
COnSTeSSlOlldl IlOllllliSeS IullIluS even.
Edmunds county is republican,; Rob
erts county is republican, as is also
Campbell.
Clay.
Vermillion, S. D., Nov. THE entire
republican ticket Is elected by large
majorities. with the exception of
Thompson, for state senate, and Mrs.
Kahl. for county superintendent of
cnhAnlS whnca ,oa JaritiaS - I,,t
who were nevertheless elected. The
majorities range from 800 t 500.
The democrats did not make an &C
tive campaign and had no organization.
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Bon Homme.
Tyndall, S. D., Nov. S.-The demo-
Gratis elect J. p. Cooley, state senator;
v. f. kreycik, auditor: Matt McCor-
mick. register; Louis Koenig, sheriff;
Gerald Muller, superintendent OF
schools; Egbert Hornstra and c.. N.
McCollum. commissioners; VIM. Min
now, assessor. The republicans elect
Herman Voigt and Frank Trumbo, rep
resentatives; F. d. Wick, judge. John
Kiehlbauch, treasurer; A. l.. Fish, clerk:
G. M. Stillwill. states attorney: j. NJ.
Dunmire. commissioner.
IOWA MINISTER TAKES CHARGE.
Murdo, s. d., Nov. S.-Rev. N. H.
May, of Burwick. Ia. has accepted a
call to take charge of the work of the
Congregational church here and in 9TH
er new towns along the Chamberlain
Black Hills extension OF the Milwaukee
Inc st. Pau railroad.
PUNCTURE SEMl-ARID SECTION.
Rapid City. s. D., Nov. S.-The North
western railroad is preparing to drill
an artesian well. SIX miles this side OF
Dakota City. This work Is important
for Ii a we'll a be secured il viii
prove definitely whether or not the
Black Hills is in the artesian district
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SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS.
Yankton. S. D., Nov. S.-The Yankton
County Sunday School association
elected the following officers: Rev. q.
w. Rosenberg. president; Miss Abel
Inc Jenney. vice president: Miss Elle,i
Jorgenson, secretary n treasurer.
jackson, La.-F1ve hundred student
are on strike in Centenary college
die to the retention OF Professor MOI
crieff, who stabbed c. G. Miller, the coll
lege president.
Atlantic City-The blame for th~
wreck OF last month has been placed
the shoulders OF aged Bridgeten-
AAH Dov1 Gtovya~t Mr. n