The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-01-29
STATE TICKETS
ARE COMPLETED
LIST FOR ALI. PARTIES FINISHED
YESTERDAY. LAST DAY FOR
INDEPENDENTS TO FILE

which Will so upon the different bal
lots are complete as follows:
} Republican Majority.
Motto: 'For popular government
presidential primaries, good roads
tax revision, ownership of express,
companies, economy in administra
ton" ,
Party State Chairman-S. X. Way
Watertown.
United States Senator-Coe |
Crawford, Huron.
National Committeeman
Representative in Congress-Firsl
District, c. III. Dillon, Yankton; Sec
ond District, Royal c. johnson. Alb
erdeen.
Governor-Frank Nj. Byrne
%Eaulkton.
Lieutenant Governor--Peter Nor
beck, Redfield.
Secretary of state-Frank NJ
Rood, Philip.
Attorney General-C. c. Caldwell,
State Auditor. e. Handlin,
State Treasurer-A. W. Ever,
Pierre.
AOIllillSSlOItI Oh anus red
~Hepperlee, Eureka.
superintendent of Instruction.
Chas. III, Lugg, Parkston.
Railway Commissioner Second Dis
trict-P, w. D%ousherty. Pierre.
Minority Republican.
Motto: "Republicanism, honesty,
fairness: efficiency for our parties
sake. rather than the interests of in
diyidual office seekers"
Party State Chairman. l.. Lock
hart, Pierre.
United States Senator-Chas. I'll.
Burke, Pierre.
National Committceman-D. Han
ey, Mitchell.
Representatives in Congress. First
District, Dick Woods, Sioux. Falls;
Second District, Frank McNulty. Abb
~ertcen.
Covcrnor-IIcnry b.. Anderson,
Mitchell.
Lieutenant Goyesnor-T. S. Ever
lit, Redfield.
Secretary of State-Frank p.
Glassncr, Tyndal!.
Attorney General-Asa Forrest
Canton.
State AUDITOR. ID. Keller, Wia-
ner.
State Treasurer. w. Harris. Mo
bridge.
Commissioner of Lands-Conrad
FOREMAN, Sioux Falls.
superintendent of Instruction
Fred l.. Shaw, Huron.
Railway Commissioner Second Dis
trict--O. S. Opheim, Sisseton.
Democratic.
Motto: Equal rights to all. spccial
privileges to hone, efficiency and
economy i'll administration of govern
ment affairs"
Party State Chairman-H. j.
Rock, Aberdeen.
United States Senator-Ed. S.
Johnson. Yankton.
Representatives in Congress-
First District, Theodore Bailey, Sioux
Falls. Second District, John NJ. kins.
ST. Lawrence. Third District, Harry
Il. Candy, Wasta.
Governor. w. McCarter, Bow
die.
Secretary OF State james e. Bird,
Watertown.
Attorney General. n. Bickncll.
Webster.
Lieutenant Governor--Jol.n r.
llcffron, Deadwood.
State Auditor-Charles b. Fousek.
Pukwana. =
State Trcasurer-Jacob Fcrgen.
ParkSton.
School Land Coinmissiuner~-W. j..
Toner, Strool.
Superintendent of Instruction
VIII p. Chamberlain, Utica.
Socialist.
Motto: Solicitation Of the means
of production and distribution for the
greatest good to the greatest num-
Der"
Party State Chairman-L. NJ. Burn
side, Highmore.
United States Senator-E. p. John
son, Oldham.
Representatives in Congress-
First District, ID. C.. Bond. Mitchell.
Second District. e. Francis Atwood.
Sisseton. Third District, Fred L.. Fair
child, Wellsburg.
Governor-John c. Knapp, Sissc-
Secretary of State-ole vcnjum.
Brookings.
Attorney General
Lieutenant Governor=M. e. Bac-
on, Brookings.
State Auditor-W. f. Bauer, Web
ster.
State Treasurer
School Land Commissioner
superintendent of Instruction
Independent Republican Candidates.
Filed by petition:
William G. Rice, Deadwood, for
congress, Third district.
j. G.. Bartine, Oacoma, for congress
Third district.
Richard o. Richards, Huron, pro-
gressive republican candidate for
governor.
Prohib;tionists.
The prohibitionists filed their tick
ct as Independents as follows:
United States Senator-O. W.. But
terrified, Clark.
Congress-First District, *. O.
Stake, Woonsocket; Second District.
V. b. Jump, Aberdeen.
Goyernor-C. X. Thompson. North
Vile.
Lieutenant GOVERNOR. d.. w,l-
SON., Brookings.
Secretary of statc-G. II. Brown,
Brookings.
Auditor. III. Nolt, Mt. Vernon