The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-10-06
THE WINNERS AMONG
COUNTY CANDIDATES
Thirty Days of Campaign Work Will Bring
Victory

On November 9Th next the voters
of Hand county will be called upon
to select officers to conduct their
county affairs, also to vote for state
officers, amendments and referred
laws.
There is very little question about
the election of the republican state
ticket by large maJorlties. And all
the county ticket needs to make a
clean sweep is an earnest, organized
effor.. A brief review Of the men
composing the county ticket will
readily demonstrate that the voters
may safely intrust the public bust
ness into their hands.
State Senator
Charles M Carroll, oldest son of
q. H. Carroll. won 50 handil: in the
primaries, that everybody saws he
has easy sailing at election. Charley
is the present county Judge. popu-
lar and efficient. and has served two
terms satisfactorily. He is progress
sive. and will work with Gov.
Wesley and the progressives.
Representative
Frank r. Gardner, the farmer
merchant of Rec Heights. has served
n term, and will be easily return
ed. He is successful in all his
undertakings, is a progressive, and
will be an active, experienced mem
Der at the next session.
For County Treasurer
Raleigh S. Mead. republican, can
didate for treasurer. is the present
efficient deputy. He is a man espec-
iallv well qualified for this position
by education and experience. This
is so we'll recognized that he has no
opposition on the democratic ticket.
Register OF DEEDS
Webster l.. Davis, of Park twp.
who has been up there in the north
county since wav back in the eight
les, will be elected by such a MAORI
ty that there will be nothing to
it," Web. is a good farmer. a good
man, and better still. there isn't any
question about his qualifications
County Auditor
Charlie ode. the present incum-
bent, will continue TO preside in this
important Office for another two
years, with his usual competence
and genial smile. C~harley's majority
will probably top the bunch.
Supt. of Schools
Miss May Rudd, raised to young
womanhood on a Hand county farm,
has fitted herself in common school,
and college work to occupy this
Office. IN addition to experience as a
teacher. Miss May is a first class
campaigner and will undoubtedly
run well up with the leaders.
States Attorney and Judge
+. R. Fisher, a young attorney, q
man of family, Industrious and
qualified. is the candidate for the
first legal Office, and r. c. Ander-
son is a pioneer. and known to all
the older citizens of the county.
He will be elected with practically
no opposition, as the young man nom
mated by the democrats has since
moved to Iowa.
Sheriff
The office of high Sheriff will in
all likelihood be occupied after
January LIST by J. J. Morris, another
old farmer settler, from Burdette
twp. Jim" is out Intervening
the boys, and says everything is
coming o. X. He is fitted for the
Office without a single doubt.
Commissioners
Of the five county commissioners
only one holds over, Captain j. r.
Bailey, of the first district, in the
longest service of any commissioner
in the state.
End district-John w. Heltibridle is
the republican nominee. a good level
headed business man, a good citizen,
active and progressive.
3rd district Henry Scott, the
present chairman, will have practi-
cally no opposition. which is suff-
cient endorsement from his own
people. Henry is successful far
mer, a successful commissioner, and
will be easily returned.
4th district-Captain John Nc
Murtry. present commissioner from