Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-05-03
LIST OF CANDIDATES
REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS AND
PRoHIsITIoNlsTs SUBMIT
TICKETS.
DAKOTA NJ IN JUNE
Voters viii Select Nominees for State
Officers and Delegates to Two Ma
Holds Special Election.

Pierre.-The following is the com.
plete list of names of candidate which
will go to the voters at the June pri.
mary for selection as party nominees,
The republicans are:
United States Senator-Robert ].
Gamble, Melvin Grigsby. R. o. Rich
ards, Thomas Sterling.
Congress-First district, Otis L.
Branson, c. H. Dillon. Second dis
trict, Charles II. Burke, Ira o. Curtis,
w. S. Glass. Third district, Eben W.
Martin, Albert H. Wheaton.
Judges of supreme court-First dis
trict, Dighton Corson, Samuel G. Pol,
ley. Second district, Dick Haney, John
Howard Gates. Third district, Charles
S. Whiting.
Governor-Frank M. Byrne, LOOMS
s. Gull, George w. Egan.
Lieutenant governor-E. L. Abel, A
L. Van Osdel.
Secretary of state-Frank Glasner,
Fred Hepperlee, Asher F. Pay, E. A.
Platts.
Attorney general-Royal G. Johnson.
Auditor-Henry B. Anderson.
Treasurer-Geo. H. Pinckney, A. w.
Ewart.
Land commissioner. F. Brinker.
Superintendent of instruction-C. G.
Lawrence.
Railroad commissioner-First dis
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Murphy, A. w. Lavender, Frank LIE
Coco.
National committeeman. F. Halla.
day, Thomas Thorson.
Delegates to national convention.
"Taft, World Peace and Progress"
Charles M. Day, E. D. Brookman, J.
p. McDougall, D. A. Mcpherson, J. E.
Sinclair, H. D. Chamberlain, A. J.
Lockhart, H. c. Behrens, George A.
Jeffries, Alvin Waggoner. Robert M.
LaFollette for President" William S.
Elder, Charles A. Alseth, George H.
Fletcher, w. S. Bowen, H. A. Ustrud,
A. R. Brown, julius h. Johnson, w. e.
Robinson, Louis Berven, L.. T. Jar
mutn. La Toilette, Roosevelt Pro
gressive Principles" r. s. Vessey, G.
L. Dotson, G. G. Redfield, S. x. Way,
Alan Bogue, A. E. B~ossingham, Isaac
Lincoln, M. G. Carlisle, William Will
hanson, Isaac Emerson.
The democratic filings are:
United States Senator-Richard F.
Pettigrew.
Congress-First district, Robert E.
Dowdell, Emil j.. Woerth. Second dis.
trict, G. Boyd Barrett, E.. w. Fiske.
E. Woolf.
Governor-Edwin S. johnson, p. F.
Wickhem.
Lieutenant governor-O. D. Ander.
son, H. H. Potter.
Secretary of state-Phil Randell, n.
F. Stewart.
Attorney general-E. T. Grua, W. A.
Lynch.
AUDITOR. P. Croal, G. W. Knodt.
Treasurer. B. Cannon, Anderson
Michael.
Land commissioner-ohn J. Hall
gan, George H. Smith.
Superintendent of instruction..
M. Powers, A. J.. Smalley.
Railroad commissioner-Frst dis.
trict, L. C. Campbell, T. I. Gunderson.
National committeman-S. D. Ar
mold, Tom Taubman.
supreme court judge-Second dis.
trict, B. G.. Matthews.
Delegates to national convention
"Wilson-Bryan Progressive Democ-
racy," T. M. Simmons, Stephen Dono-
hue, Thomas H. Ryan, James Coffey,
A. H. Oleson, Edwin K. Starcher, G..
L. Kirk, NJ. M. Bennett, John T. Nc
Cullen, George Philip. Wilson-C Clark
Bryan Democracy" Andrew E. Lee,
w. W. Soule, J.. E. Kelly, Mark W.
Sheafe, Zach T. Sutley, William Ga
vim, A. N. McCollum, A. w. Phelps, F.
F. Reich.
The prohibition list is:
United States Senator - Quincy
Lee Morrow.
Congress-First district, c. V. TEN.
pleton. Second district, w. J. Edgar.
Governor-O. w. Bntterfield.
Lieutenant GOVERNOR. Cochrane.
Secretary of state-George F. Shell
don.
Auditor-W. j.. Loucks.
Treasurer-W. J.. Heberlein.
Superintendent of instruction-Lois
Wilson Jelly.
State land commissioner-D. N. Nc.
Cullough.
Railway commissioner-w. H. Gtf-
ford.