The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-10-13
THE COUNTY TICKET.

Every republican voter of Brook
ings county will of course. vote the
republican county and legislative tick
ct straight. at the coming election,
and the Register ICES no good reason
why they should do otherwise. II Is
a good ticket, one OF the best the re
publican party has ever presented to
the voters and worthy Of the sup
port of every good republican.
The legislative ticket is an unusual
~ strong one, fully capable OF taking
care of Brookings county's large in
terests In the state legislature. DIR.
r.. c. Miller OF Brookings is the nomi-
nee for state senator. DR.. Miller Is a
frst-class citizen, well versed in pub
lie affairs and We believe that he will
represent his constituency With cred
il. +. +. Rlbstein Of Bruce, and Sc
vert SlmonGon of Sinai, renominated
for the lower house, gave a good ar
count of themselves at the last SEES
sion. and with II. r. Kerr and Geo. w.
Rogkie of %Brookings, the other two
roninees, viii make one OF the
strongest delegations Brookings
~ has ever sent TO Pierre.
County Treasurer T.. l.. VanDyke
and County Auditor q. j. Bitterness
were both renomir. ated at the prim-
aries, as the voters have always stood
by the principle that capable and
faithful officers are entitled to a sec
ond term.
For sheriff the republicans have
nominated Halvor X. Halvorson of
Brookings township, n OF the old
residents OF the county and a man
especially fitted for the eXacting du-
ties of county peace officer.
+. #. Bagley, the present efficient
deputy register OF deeds, has earned
promotion and this promotion will
come to him on the Sth day OF No
vember when ne will be elected to the
Office Of register of deeds, to which
he was nominated at the june prim-
airy.
Another faithful and efficient Off
Ger who was rewarded with a rencmi-
Aation and who will be reelected. ~
,.orman A. Hanson, clerk of courts
Mr., Hanson has made good in his
first two years OF office, Us his uni
form courtesy and knowledge of the
work have made him an ideal officer.
Fol- the responsible office IL super
intendent of schools the republicans
have named Miss Gertrude Stedman
OF White. Miss Stedman Is an cdu-
Gator of experience and under her
management tie voters may be as
sured that the schools Of the county
will be maintained at their present
high standard.
Albert Matson of BrookinGs, is the
nominee for states attorney, and he
has the natural ability and legal edu-
cation necessary to fill the position
with credit to himself and to Il g best
interests of the county.
Geo. p. Hall of Bookings, was the
choice of the republicans as their
nominee for county Judge and he de-
serves and should receive the vote of
every republican. That he will make
a iirst-class official Is the prediction Of
his many friends.
For county commissioners in the
first, third and fifth districts. republi-
cans have nominated good men in the
person of c. II. Davis. r. o. Tollefson
and Thos. Kidman. Perhaps no 9th.
err office in the county is so import
~ 20 tho interests vi the taxpayers.
and that the republicans are fortunate
In their selections, is our belief.
The Register does not see why any
republican voter has any reason for
voting otherwise than the straight
ticket and hopes to see the old time
majority rolled up on November s.
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