The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-04-27
mains dry another yeas. There have
been nR saloons in the city for three

been ne saloons in the city for three
years.
BRooKINGs-At the city election
$50 votes were cast. Bonds, city hall,
$4,000, carried 565 for, GO against.
Vote on mayor. First ward, Leighty,
1872; Miles, Al; Third ward, Leighty,
II; Miles, So; Fourth ward. Leigllty,
141; Miles, AZ. Newly organized Com
mercial club gets behind bond question
with above result. No wet or dry Is
sue.
DAVIS.-After a strenuous fight, for
the first time in its history Davis went
dry" by a vote of 80 to IA. During
the past year Davis has received the
liquor business of Hurley and Viborg,
result was many brawls II much
disorder. so that when election came
around this year the business men
made an agreement to shut out saloons
for the coming year.
Observation-Disclosures passed off
very quietly here, there being but one
candidate for some of the offices. j. B.
Fountain was elected treasurer; Art
Montague. assessor; Q. NJ. Johnson,
justice of the peace; Milt Haviland,
clerk, and Aipnonse Chicoine, Jas. Dem
nison and Alex Bernard. aldermen. The
vote on the liquor license question
stood SO for and Is against.
CANTON-Out of a total of 526, IL
cense was defeated by n majority OF
90. The Carnegie library proposition
carried by nearly 3 to l. p. S. Pickett.
opposition. There were three candi-
dates for the other position OF city com
missioner. with no election. o. T.
Brandhagen received 246. John w.
Bremen 232, w. Fl. Shaft, SO.
CHANCELLOR. Chancellor went
wet" by a vote of 3S to 4. The tenn
perance people did not put up any
fight. The following ticket was elect
ed: Trustees. w. II. Wheelhouse. e.
Arthur Wenckens; treasurer, A. N.
Berens; assessor. Cuny Jacobs; justice,
T. Pool.
VIBORG.-At the election in Viborg
the saloon question was the principal
subject of controversy. After a hard
fight. in which both side did their best,
the town went dry" by a vote OF 81 to
81. The following officers were
elected: Aldermen, Ralph Allen, Don
Nelson. Chris Christensen and N. p.
Jensen; police justice. John HELM.
TRIPP-Town election was very
quiet. No important questions were
voted on. The full caucus ticket was
elected. L. T. Kliebenstein, Theo.
Schlessnan. J. K. Mayer, Geo. Boep-
pie, L. s. Sadler and c. C. Hirsch were
elected aldermen. The saloon issue re-
suited in a victory for the vets by q
majority of 65 votes.
WooNSoCKET-The election here
brought out the largest vote ever cast,
when 291 votes were polled. A majority
of 10 was cast against saloons, so
Woonsocket will remain dry for anoth-
er year. Busch was elected alderman
In the First ward by s, Stackiand in the
Third by 10 and Allen and Pendexter
tied in the Second.
HOWARD-Howard went wet by 10
majority. DR.. Webb, w. w. McNally
men. John ArnGson treasurer, Barney
oNiel police justice, n j.. ]. Cox city
justice.
CONFERENCE.-THE general mu-
nicipal election. held in this city yes
terday, resulted as follows: For mayor,
n. Noble; treasurer, E. M. Waterbury;
city Justice. e. A. Morgan; police JUS
tice, Soren Christensen; alderman, E.
M. Cope. w. c Cooper, Alfred Holm
quist License was defeated BY ~ ma
jority.
WORTHING.@The election here
was a very quiet affair. The citizens
ticket was elected with the exception
OF councilman for the Second ward.
which resulted in a tie. The license
question did not come up owing to pc
tftioIiers failing to secur the lawful
number Of signatures.
MIDLAND-The following officers
We're elected for the town OF Midland
for the ensuing year: Trustees, John
Hilgert, James. w. Faubel, j. c. Rus
sell; clerk. VIM. Healy; treasurer, Chas,
II. Coyne; assessor, A. L. Moore; Justice
of the peace, Francis p. Ryan. The
town went wet by a vote of 40 to IL.
YANKTON-In annual election Tues
day the only excitement was the saloon
liquor license. and the town went wet
In every ward by a majority of 270.
!: :. Vaughan. for city commissioner
under The commission form of govern
ment, was reelected. his name being
the only n on the ticket.
DELL RAPIDS-Dell Ranids gave
1T majority against license out Of q
total vote Of 208. an increase of 26 over
last springs dry vote. w. G. Milne was
re-elected city commissioner over Geo.
Wood by 81 majority, his election being
taken as approval Of the Commission
administration.
TYNDALL-The city election in Tyn-
dali passed off quietly, the only con-
test being the vets and drys, the vets
carrying by 101 majority. Messrs, MUIR
ray Colburn. Frank Srstka and Henry
Buchholz were reelected aldermen
without opposition.
KIMBALL-With a light vote or
both sides. license carried by 46 ma
jority. II less than a year ago. ochsner
Liesch. Yarash and Gavin elected alder
men. n H. G. Smith and P. Y. Len,
city and police justices, respectively
without opposition.
MURDO-Only one ticket. Mayor. +
81. Cox: aldermen, F. M. Kraft. q. I.
kuca. H. 6. Parker and NJ. M. SNYDER:
treasurer. L. v. Latourelle; assessor
James Mcclure: city justice, r. s
Vaughn; police Justice, ]. w. Doboise
wet. Sc; dry, %.
BETsESFORD-The election here re-
suited in a victory for no license by q
majority Of 40. There was no contest
on city offices, which left tie license
question the main issue, and a fair test
was had of the sentiments of the peopIe
ON the saloon question.
MARION-License carried es to "a
The following officers were elected.
George Dirks. Jacob Heb and A. E
Hofer, trustees; s. c.. Max, clerk: Ed
ward Taper. assessor; j.. A. Weiland
treasurer: Chas. Hartsough, Justice 81
the peace.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES election was
very tame. there being only one ticket
h vets won. SIS to Is. Bonesteel had