Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1910-10-29
Vote for Newton S. Tubbs.

Representative of this Senatorial Dis.
trict.
Vote for Newton S. Tubbs.
| REPRESENTATIVE.
John c. Hayes, Republican candidate
for Representative in the Legislature,
has been making thorough campaign
of the county looking up the voters and
endeavoring to ascertain the things the
people want in the next session of the
Legislature. Mr.. Hayes is a jealous
candidate and will make an energetic
Representative. Thoroughly abreast of
the times and the demands of his con-
stituents, he will represent the people
of Custer county in the next Legislature
in an honorable and effective manner.
Being heavy taxpayer, he will keep
a watchful eye upon the State as well as
county finances. He is a man who lives
close to the common people, honest,
true, faithful and fearless. He is broad
minded and his wide knowledge of law
makes him the proper person to repre-
sent Custer county in the State Legisla-
ture. Vote for John c. Hayes and you
will have no cause to regret your action.
COUNTY AUDITOR.
S. U. Coe is Republican candidate for
this office. He has for many years been
a resident of Elk Mountain precinct, en-
gagged in farming and stock raising. He
has acted as Deputy Assessor for several
years. His work in that capacity has
been characterized by thoroughness and
impartiality. At different times he has
assisted in the offices of both Treasurer
and Auditor and is well qualified to fill
the office for which he has been nomi.
mated. He is an untiring worker and
will make an efficient and courteous Of
fetal. There is no doubt that he will
receive good majority at the polls.
COUNTY TREASURER.
Norman b. Streeter has been filling
the Office of County Treasurer during
his present term so satisfactorily that
his reelection was foregone conclu-
sion. He is without opposition and will
continue to preside in the Treasurer's
Office for the next two years.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
w. w. ODDS, the Republican candidate
for Register of Deeds, comes before the
voters for reelection to his present Of
flee. During the last two years he has
filed this important Office with marked
ability and has handled with despatch
the largely increased volume of business
incident to the increased number ofland
transfers which occurred during his
term. Familiarity with the records and
routine increase the efficiency of an in
cumbent of this Office, and correspond
ingly, his value to the people of the
County who may have business with
the Register. His record for the past
two years should secure to w. w. Olds
his reelection to the Office he has so
we'll filled.
SHERIFF.
Isaac Ainslie, candidate for Sheriff on
the Republican ticket, is one of the old
residents of our County. While he has
never held Office in Custer county he
has been one of the most trusted depu.
ties and has held that position under
several of our former Sherif's. Being
a man of mature years, sound judgment
and fearless determination in the per-
formance of duty Mr.. Ainslie will make
a safe, conservative and efficient off,
GER.
COUNTY ASSESSOR.
The name of Ed. N. Davis on the tick
ct as candidate for the Office of County
Assessor adds strength to the Republi-
can ticket this fall. The reputation that
Ed. Davis built for himself when pre-
viously holding this Office will 60 far to-
wards securing it for him again. Those
who remember his previous record
know that he always carried into prac-
tice the principle of the square deal'
for all. With Ed. Davis for Assessor
we may count on getting equitable as
sessments alike for the large holder of
property as well as for the small. The
importance of just assessments comes
home to US all, and no better man could
have been selected for County Assessor
than Ed. N. Davis.
COUNTY JUDGE.
Judge Gaylord will return to his Office
without opposition at the polls and will
continue to perform the duties of the
Office he SO worthily fills.
CLERK OF COURTS.
For Clerk of Courts, the name OF
Henry E. Way will appear on the Re-
publican ticket with out opposition.
Harry occupies bis seat in the court.
room beside the Judge, with an air Of
gravity that would do credit to an in.
spired OWL He says he has acquired i,
by assiduous practice when alone in the
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