Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-05-02
LIST OF CANDIDATES
REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS AND
PRoHlBlTioMlsTs SUBMIT
TICKETS.
DAKOTA PRIMARY IN JUNE
Voters Will Select Nominees for State
Officers and Delegates to Two Ma.
tionaI Convention - Sioux Falls
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 J.
Gamble, Melvin Grigsby, R. o. Rich
ards, Thomas Sterling.
Congress-First district, Otis L.
Branson, c. H. Dillon. Second dis
trict, Charles III. Burke, Ira o. Curtis,
W.. S. Glass. Third district, Eben W.
Martin, Albert H. Wheaton.
trict, Dighton Corson, Samuel G. Pol
ley. Second district, Dick Haney, John
Howard Gates. Third district, Charles
S. Whiting.
Governor-Frank M. Byrne, Loomis
S. Gull, George w. Egan.
Lieutenant governor-E. L. Abel, A.
l.. Van Osdel
Secretary of state-Franl1 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 commissoner-F. z. Brinker.
Superintendent of instruction-C. G,
Lawrence.
Railroad commissioner-First dis.
trict, w. E. Eye, ], S. Mueller, John ].
Murphy, A. w. Lavender, Frank Le
Cocq.
National committeeman. F. Halla-
day, Thomas Thorson.
Delegates to national convention.
TAFT, World Peace and Progress"
Charles NJ. Day, E. D. Brookman, J
10. McDougall, D. A. Mcpherson, ]. E
Sinclair, HI. D. Chamberlain, A. j.
Lockhart, H. G. Behrens, George A.
Jeffries, Alvin Waggoner. Robert NJ.
LaF'ollette for President" William S.
Elder, Charles A. Alseth, George H.
Fletcher, w. S. Bowen, H. A Ustrud,
A. r. Brown, Julius h. Johnson, w. 3.
Robinson, Louis Berven L. T. Jar
mutn. La Toilette, Roosevelt Pro-
T gressave Principles" H. S. vessey, C.
l.. Dotson, G. c. RedGeld, S. X Way,
Alan Bogue, A. E. Bossingham, Isaac
Lincoln, NJ. G. Carlisle, William Will
hanson, Isaac Emberson.
The democratic filings are:
United States Senator-Richard T..
Pettigrew.
Congress-First district, Robert E.
Dowdell, Emil j. Woerth Second dis
trict, G. Boyd Barrett, E. w. Fiske
Third district, Harry L. Candy, Walter
e. Woolf
Governor-Edwin S. Johnson, P. ~.
Wickhem.
Lieutenatn 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-John j. Halli
gan, George II. Smith.
Superintendent of instruction..
M. Powers, A. j. Smalley.
Railroad commissioner-First dis.
trict, L. c. Campbell, T. L. 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. II. Oleson, Edwin X. Starcher, G.
Il Kirk, M. NJ. Bennett, John T. Nc
Cullen, George Philip. Wilson Clark
Bryan Democracy" Andrew e. Lee.
w. w. Soule, j. E. Kelly, Mark w.
eheafe, Zach T. Sutley, William Ga
vim, A. N. McCollum, A. w. Phelps. r.
+. Reich.
The prohibition list h:
United States Senator - Quincy
Lee Morrow.
Congress district, G. v. Tenn.
| pleton. Second district. w. j. Edgar.
Governor-O. w. Butterf1eld.
Lieutenant governor-E. Cochrane.
Secretary Of state George F. Shell
Con.
Auditor-w. ]. Loucks.
Treasurer-W. j. Heberlein.
superintendent Of instruction
Wilson Jelly.
State land commissioner-D. N. Nc.
l:ullough.
Railway commissioner-w. H. Git.
ford.
stu Hope.
Little Eva was lamenting because
her baby sister was not boy. ooh.
we'll" she said philosophically, "she
may be boy when she grows up"
Earth's Core.