Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1912-05-11
CANDIDATES STATE OFFICES
List Of Names Filed at Pierre-.Prim
aries Tuesday, June 4th.

20 on the ballot as candidates for state
Office. 1t will be seen that the republi
cans have three sets of presidential elec.
tors, while the democrats have three.
Few Offices are conceded to any person
without opposition in either of the two
dominant parties, and everything points
to large vote. Read the list, familiar.
ize yourself with the list; then do your
duty as you see it on June 4th.
REPUBLICAN LIST.
United States senator-RobertJ j. Gam.
BILE, Melvin Grigsby, r. o. Richards and
Thomas Sterling.
Congress, first district-Ole L. Bran
son, c. Fl. Dillon.
Second district-Charles H. Burke,
Ira o. Curtis, w. s. Glass.
Third district-Eben w. Martin and
Albert II. Wheaton.
Judges of the supreme court, first dis
trict-Dighton Corson, Samuel z. Pol
ley.
Second district-Dick Hsney, John
Howard Gates.
Third district-Chas. S. Whiting.
Governor-Frank Nj. Byrne, Loomis
S. Gull, George W. Egan.
Lieutenant Governor-A. L. Abel, A.
L. Van Osdell.
Secretary of State-Frank Glasner,
Fred Hepperlee, Asher F. Pay, E. A..
Platts.
Attorney general-Royal c. johnson.
Auditor-Henry A. Anderson.
Treasurer-George II. Pinckney, A.
w. Ewart.
Land commissioners. F. Brinker.
Superintendent of instruction-C. G..
Lawrence.
Railroad commissioner, first district
W. E. Ege, j. S. Mueller, John J. Muir
ply, A. w. Lavendar, Frank Locq.
National committeeman-J. F. Hal
lady, Thos. Thorson.
Delegates to National Convention {:
"Taft, World Peace and Progress
Charles NJ. Day, E. D. Brookmsn, j. E.
McDoughall, D. A. Mcpherson, J. E.
Sinclair, H. d. Chamberlain, A. J.
Lockhart, II. c. Behrens, Geo. A. JEFF.
fers, Alvin Waggoner.
"Robert NJ. LaFollette for President
William S. Elder, Chas. A. Alseth,
Geo. II. Fletcher, w. S. Bowen, ii. A.
Ustrud, Julius II. Johnson, w. L. Rob-
inson, Louis Beruin, L. T. Jarmuth.
''LaFollette, Roosevelt Progressive
Principles, Republicau"-R. S. Vessey,
c. l.. Dotson, G. G.. Redfield, S. X. Way
Alan Bogue Jr., A. E. Bossingham, Isaac
Lincoln, F. G. Carlisle, VIM. William
son, Isaac Emberson.
DEMOCRATIC LIST.
The democratic filings are: United
States senator-Richard F. Pettigrew.
Members of congress, first district
Robert f. Dewell, Emil ]. Woerth.
Second district-C. Boyd Barrett, Z
w. Fiske.
Third dlstrict-Harry L. Candy, Wal
ter E. WooIf.
Governor-Edwin S. johnson, P. R
Wickhem.
Lieutenant governor-O. d. Anderson
H. H. Potter.
Secretary of state-Phil Randall, N. F
Stewart.
Attorney general-E. T. Grus, w. A
Lynch.
Auditor-J. P. Croal, C. w. Knodt.
Treasurer-F. B. Cannon, Anderson
Michael.
Land ommissioner-John J. Halli
gan, George A. Smith.
superintendent of Instruction.. NJ
Powers, A. j. Smalley.
Railroad commissioner, first district
L. c. Campbell, T. l. Gunderson.
National committeeman-S. V. AR
mold, Tom Taubman.
Supreme court judge, second district
s. c. Matthews.
Delegates to National Convention
"Wilson- Bryan Progressive Democracy
II. NJ. Simmons, Stephen Donahue
Thos H. Ryon, James Coffey, A. II
Oleson, Edwin X. Starcher. u. l.. Kirk
NJ. H. Bennett, John T. McCullen, Geo
Philip.
"Wilson-Clark- Bryan Democracy
Andrew E. Lee, W. w. Soule, J. E
Kelly, Mark W. Sheafe, Zack T. Sutley
VIM. Gavin, A. N. McCollum, A. w
Phelps, F. F. Reich.
The democrats are evidently getting
into fine muss among themselves, ant
filed a third rush list of delegates Il
their National convention. The list un
der the motto Champ Clark for Presi
dent, is an evident effort to get ont
the Clark wagon which now looks bi
to them.
The list which was filed by follower
of Ed. s. Johnson is as follows: ]. A
Ross, Sioux Falls; A. NJ. Closson, Plank
inton; NJ. d. Clark, Mitchell; Edwar,
Gass, Artesian; A. G. Schuler, Lack
Geo. w. Koenings. Pierre; Henry L
Jeffries, Sansarc; Chas. w. Robertson
Fort Pierre; James E. Miller, Pierre.
| PROHIBITION PARTY.
The prohibition list is: United State
senator-Quincy Lee Morrow.
Members of congress, first district-C
v. Templeton.
Second district-W. j. Edgar.
Governor-O. W. But,erfieid.