Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-10-24

ing his present term of Office Sherii
Ennis has proven himselfa very efficien
and economical officer. In the perfor
nance of his Official duties he could al
ways be depended upon to carry on
promptly the responsibilities devolvini
upon him, and the experience gained b.
him in the last two years would add h
the value of his services to the county a
their official for the coming term. HI
has shown himself to be particularly wei
adapted for this kind of work, quiet, un
assuming and ofexcellent habits. Healst
combines with these good qualities, un
limited energy and tenacity of purpose
in the fulfilment Of his duties that al.
ways lead to their successful accomplish
ment. The interests of the taxpayers
of the County being 80 closely connect
ed with the return of Sheriff Ennis for
second term of Office. warrants the con-
fdence that Ia felt in his snccass, at the
coming election.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
w. w. Olds, the republican candidate
for Register of Deeds, has been a resi-
dent of Custer County for about 25 y ears.
he has never before been a candidate
for any Office. During all of his long
residence in Custer County he has been
active in prospecting and in the develop
ment of the mineral resources of the
country. He is recognized as one ofthe
substantial and trustworthy mining men
of the Hills. AS a Republican, his loyal
ty has never been questioned. In all OF
his business transactions he has proven
himself His many friends who fully
appreciate his sterling qualities and char
acter, earnestly hope for his election at
the polls.
COUNTY AUDITOR.
County Auditor E. A. Scott is a cans
didate for reelection, being familiar
with every detail of the Office work he
is in a position to render satisfactory
service to the county. His record in the
past has proven him to be accurate dill
gent and prompt. His election is assur-
ed.
COUNTY ASSESSOR.
T. A. Carlson, whose name appears on
the republican ticket as the candidate
for the Office of County Assessor, is II
resident of the eastern part of Custer
County, and has ranch on Lower Bat
tie River, near Hermosa, where he has
lived for a number Of years and has been
engaged in stock raising. Coming as he
does highly recommended by the resi-
dents of the eastern part Of the county,
who youch for his qualifications and apt
ness for the Office of Assessor, he should
secure the votes of every Republican in
fhe County, which is certain guaranty
of his election.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
Miss Alice Brush, the republican can
didate for County Superintendent of
Schools deserves especial mention as re-
CARDS her qualification for this position.
She is lady of good education, good
disposition, good address, good health,
good physique, a well balanced mind
and a very high standard Of morals.
Since early childhood she has been
wholly dependent upon her own efforts
and conduct for her education and social
standing. Having made her home in
Hermosa early in life she is strictly a
Custer County girl. Those who have
known her the greater part of her life
entertain the highest regard for her alb
ility, energy and ladylike qualities.
She has been a teacher in Custer
County for several years and has been
exceptionally successful and satisfactory
in her school work. In the election oi
Miss Brush, the people of this County
will secure energetic and intelligent
management of the schools of the Coun.
ty.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
John F. Sidey is the republican can
didate for Commissioner in the 3rd dis.