The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1912-04-26

the voters at the June primary To-
selection as party nominees. The Re
publican list:
United States senator-Robert j
Gamble, Melvin Grigsby, r. o. Rich
ards, Thomas Sterling.
Congress-First. district, Otis L
Bronson, G. II. Dillon. Second dis
trict, Charles HI. Burke, Ira o. Curtis
w. s. Glass. Third district, Eben. "
Martin, Albert H. Wheaton.
Judges of the supreme court-Firs
district, Dighton Corson, Samuel @
Policy. Second district, Dick Hsney
John Howard Gates. Third district
Charles s. Whiting.
Governor-Frank M. Byrne, Loomi,
s. Gull, George w. Egan.
Lieutenant govenor-E. L. Abel
A. l.. Van Osdel.
Secretary OF State-Frank Glasner
Fred Hepperlee, Asher F. Pay. E. Al
Platts.
Attorney general Royal Z. John.
son.
Auditor Henry B. Anderson.
Treasurer-Geo. III. Pinckney, A.
w. Ewart.
Land commissioner-F. F. Brinker.
Superintendent of instruction-C. G
Lawrence.
Railroad commissioner-First dis
trict, w. E. Ege, j. s. Mueller, John
j, Murphy, A. w. Lavender, Frank
LeCocq.
National Committeeman j. F.
Halliday, Thomas Thorson.
Delegates to national convention.
Taft, World Peace and Progress,
Charles M. Day, E. d. Brookman, j.
E. Sinclair, H. ID. Chamberlain. A..
j. Lockhart, HI. @. Behrens, George
A. Jeffries, Alyin Waggoner. Rob
ert M. LaFollette for President" /"
William S. Elder, Charles A. Alseth,
George A. Fletcher, w. s. Bowen, H.
A. Ustrud, A. r. Brown, Julius H..
Johnson, w. E. Robinson, Louis Ber-
ven. L. T. Jarmuth.. "LaFollette-
Roosevelt Progressive Principles" R.
8. Vessey, G. L. Dotson, G.. G. Red
field, S. X. Way, Alan Bogue, A. e.
Bossingham, Isaac Lincoln, M. G..
Carlisle. William Williamson, Isaac
Emberson.
| The democratic filings are:
United States senator-Richard F.
Pettigrew.
Congress-First district, Robert E.
Dowdell. Emil J. Woerth. Second
district. c. Boyd Barrett, F. w. Fis-
Ike. Third district. Harry L. Candy,
Walter E. Woolf.
Governor-Edwin 8. Johnson, P. F.
Wickhem.
Lieutenant goyernor-O. ID. Ander-
son, II. III. Potter.
Secretary of State Phil Randell,
N. E. Stewart.
Attorney general-E. T. Grua. w.
A. Lynch.
AUDITOR, P. Croal, G. w. Knodt.
Treasurer-F. B. Cannon. Anderson
Michael.
Land commissioner-John ]. Hall
igan, George HI. Smith.
Superintendent of Instruction.. M
Powers, A. j. Smalley.
Railroad commissioner-Fir dis
trict, l.. G. Campbell, T. 1. Gunderscn
National committeeman-S. v.
Arnold, Tom Taubman.
Supreme cuort judge-Second dist
rict. b. c. Mathews.
Delegates to national covention-
Wilson Bryan Progressive Democ-
racy," T. M. Simmons, Stephen Don
ohue, Thomas H. Ryan, James Coffey
A. H. Oleson. Ewdin X. Starcher, G..
L. Kerk. NJ. NJ. Bennett, John T. Nc
Cullen, George Philip.
Wilson Clark Bryan Democracy,
Andrew e. Lee, w. w. Soule. j. e.
Kelley, Mark w. Sheafe. Zach T.
Sutley, William GAVIN. A. N. Nc
Collum, A. w. Phelps, f. F. Reich.
The prohibition list Is:
United States senator-Quincy Lee
Morrow.
Congress-First district, @. V. Tenn
pleton. Second distlict, w. j. Edgar.
Governor %. w. Butterfield.
Lieutenant goyenor-Ed Cochrane.
Secretary of state-George F. Shell
don.
Auditor-W. J. Loucks.
Treasurer-W. j. Heberlein.
Superindent of instruction Lois
Wilson Jelly.
State Land comr1issioner-D. N.
Mccullough.
Railway commissioner-W. II.