The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-04-28

1As ~ w LII JOllIl NlICuCA
were elected aldermen. all except Nc
Cartney being reelected over opposi-
ton.
Esan Votes for License.
Egan. s. D.. April 20.-The city elec-
ton yesterday resulted in the election
of h following officers:
Mayor, f.. w. Reading; aldermen,
First ward, l.. 3. Lavanway, ]. 8.
Hutton; Second ward. Ed Hoover, Ell
lis Bryan; Third ward, G. o. Bake
dahl, F. r. S%herburne; treasurer, A
B. Larson; assessor, H. H. Underwood:
police Justice. H. H. Underwood.
License carried by % majority.
No Change at Canton.
Canton. S. D., April 2O.-The election
yesterday resulted in the choice OF Carl
Tank for mayor by 81 majority over
Adolph Bragstad, M for commissions.
ers Savior Tossini, John Benz, j. K.
Knowlton and Jonas Gray. There wa
no political issue involved in the con.
test and the officials elected are all
prominent business men.
No Contest at Madison.
Madison. s. D., April 20.-The city
election held here yesterday passed of,
municipal ticket. George Waskey, the
present incumbent. vas elected mayor:
John Walden, treasurer; A. M. Spon-
holz, police justice; Frank Randall, city
justice. License carried by Al majority.
Loevinser Again Mayor.
Whitelake. S. D.. April 20.-Ludwie
Loevinger, who served as mayor Of
Whitelake for a continuous period Of
20 years, blu who refused to be a can
didate two years age, was today again
reelected to that position. The town
goes dry by two votes.
License at Elk Point.
Elk Point, S. D.. April 20.-The an
nual city election was held in this city
w. A. Shaetzel, alderman for First
ward; r. M. Crowber, alderman fori
Second ward. and DR.. w. Mcdonald,
alderman for Third ward. The saloon
element won by SIS majority.
kimbaII votss Bond.
Kimball. S. D., April 2O.-Kimbau,
went wet by 81 majority, an increase
Of II votes over q year ago. and with,
the largest vote ever cast in any cleo,
ton by so per cent. Twenty thousand.
dollar school bonds were voted by a.
big majority, over four to one.
~Bridgewater Votes License.
Bridgewater, S. D., April 2o.-The an
nual election held yesterday brought,
ton Of the following named ofhcers:
Aldermen, Frank Arnold, August HILL,
mar, Joseph Quinn and r. A. stanaEe.
License by a good majority.
Ferry Wins Over Olson.
vermillion, S. D., April 2o.-H. L.
Ferry was elected mayor here yester-,
day owe Peter Olson by "a majority.
c. II. Barrett, George Harris, OLAF Ham
son and A. H. Whittemore were elected,
commissioners and A. A. Cotton and,
August Peterson, school directors. The
city remains dry.
Change at MiIbank.
Milbank, s.. D., April 2O.-Milbank
went wet by ia majority. Last year
the town went wet by one majority
after a contest in the courts.
Sisseton vent dry by SO majority.
Peever and Willmot were voted wet.
eeresford Remains Dry.
Beresford, S. D.. April 2O.-A. O.
Stake was elected mayor over H. f.
Elliott. both republican candidates. M.
v. Mangan. Fred Nissen and Frank
election was held on the prohibition,
question.
Drought at Presho.
hard fought battle yesterday, Presho
went dry by 40 majority; Harry M.
Hammond was elected mayor and
council! dry. Presho is a city and only
tour years Old.
PIankinton 10 Wet.
Plankinton, S. D., April 2O.-The vets
won yesterday, 116 to 66. The only
contest was for police Justice. ]. r.
Marsh. law and order, defeated II
Agnes by 6 majority.
Clear Lake Quiet.
Clear Lake, s. D., April 2O.-The
election yesterday was a very tame at
fair. License carried by Is majority.
A. e. Williams. N. A. Mead and p. E.
Tall were elected aldermen.
Spencer Votes Bonds.
Spencer, s. D.. April 2O.-Spencer
went wet by II majority. Bonds were
voted for $4,000 for an addition to the
No Drought at Scotland.
Scotland, S. D., April 2O.-Fred Goeh-
ring was elected mayor here without
jority.
Hot Springs Is Wet.
carried. Hot Springs yesterday by l24
majority.
INDIAN PREDICTS VIOLENCE.
Interior, s. D., April 20.-An aged
sioux warrior from the Pine Ridge
reservation, while in town q day or
wv @9Os AA1NS AC PkSO1CllOu4 S0&t Gnl9
summer season would be very stormy
and restless, with much violent weath-i
er. The old Indian stated he could,
remember distinctly the last previous
visit Of Halley's star which swallowel
its tail" Whether he expected the
summer to be a stormy one becaus0I
of the presence of the comet could not
be determined, owing to the fact that.
the old Indian talked English in a very.
broker manner
OLD TIMER DIES.
Rapid City. April 20.-Fritx Ammon..
VINO nrst came to the Hills in 1873 Al
a member Of a United States cavalry
troop from New Mexico, before there
was any white settlement, was found
dead in bed In his room here. he VA
80 years old and had been q resident
OF Deadwood.. Hill City and stufKial
before finally locating here.