Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-11-13
Brookings.

S. Johnson, GAL; f. M. Byrne, 1886; j.
NJ. McCarter, 536; R.. o. Richards,
1853: Fred S. Miller. Democratic cam
800 over Iver Dybdahl, Republican.
The remainder of the state and coun-
ty Republican candidates were elected
by over 500 majority. Woman >suf-
frage carried in the city but lost in
the county by a small majority. Re-
ferred law No. 3 went down by an
overwhelming vote. So far is re-
ported most of the amendment and
initiated laws were defeated.
BeadIe.
Huron.-Beadle county was carried
by the Republicans. Senator, Burke,
1884; Johnson, 1910. Governor,
Byrne, Gel; McCarter, 649; Richards,
1924. County ticket: Treasurer, Sam
Birks, Republican,; auditor, NJ. D.
Whisman, Republican,; clerk, E.. NJ.
Thomas, Republican,; attorney, A. A.
Chamberlain, Republican,; Judge, A.
E. Taylor, Republican,; sheriff, A. j..
Larson, Republican,; recorder, l.. H.
Jones, Republican; superintendent,
Hortense Rabbit. Republican,; coron-
er, August Tamz, Republican,; sena-
tor, o. S. Hagen, Republican,; repre-
sentatives, A. B. Blake, John Kingdom,
Republican, and c. r. Huntley, Demo
crat.
Yankton.
Yankton.-Yankton county was car
ried by the Republican party. Sena-
tor, Burke, Republican, 500; Johnson.
Democrat, 1880: governor, Byrne, Re-
publican, 1928; McCarter, Demo-
crat, 991; Richards, Independent, 191.
County ticket: Treasurer, c. l.. Law
rence, republican; auditor, w. o. Mel.
sen, Democrat; clerk, Frank R. Wynn,
Republican; attorney, A. l.. Wyman,
Republican,; judge, S. A. Boyles, Re-
p%ublican; sheriff, William Hickey,
Democrat; recorder, e. D. Ward, Re-
publican; superintendent, Theodore
Halla, Republican,; coroner, Ben
Smyth, Republican,; senator, w. H..
McMaster, Republican; representa-
tives, Jacob j. Hauck and Mark D.
Johns, Republican. Woman suffrage
amendment was defeated by little bet.
ter than a 2 to- l vote.
Minnehaha.
Sioux Falls.-Minnehaha county
was carried by the Republicans. Sen.
ator, Burke, 2,102; Johnson, 2,47O.
Governor, Byrne, 2,2S2; McCarter, l.
446; Richards, 1,034. County ticket:
treasurer, Mundt, Republican; auditor,
Howe, Republican; clerk, Anderson,
Republican,; attorney, Caldwell, Re-
publican; Judge, Medin, Republican,;
sheriff, Carleton, Republican,; re-
corder, Black, Republican,; superln-
tendent, Mrs. Anna M. Eddy, Repub-
lican; coroner Trepanier, Republican;
senator's, Pearson and Mckinin, Re
publican; representatives, Christie
pherson. Berdahl, Bessler, Solen and
Thompson, Republican.
Clay.
Vermillion.-Clay county vote: Sen
ator, Burke, 664; Johnson, 1,109. Gov
ernor, Byrne, 9s5; McCarter, 734.
County ticket: Treasurer, Charles
L%yckholm, Democrat; auditor, James
T.. Olson, Republican; clerk, Nelson
Weeks, Republican; attorney, w. A.
Bauman, Democrat; judge, j. A. Cope
land, Republican; sheriff, M. A.
Vaughn, Democrat; recorder, Charles
Sundling, Republican; superintendent,
F. Belle Conrow, Democrat; coroner,
l.. M. Hatch, Republican; senator, A.
S. Anderson, Democrat; representa-
tive, Fred Heglin, Republican; COM
missioner, Second district. Albert
Bergren, Democrat; commissioner,
Third district, Henry Abild, Democrat
Lawrence.
Deadwood.-Lawrence county was
carried by the republicans. Senator.
Burke, 2,27S; Johnson, 1,441. Cover
nor, Byrne, 2,445; McCarter, 1882;
Richards, 127. County ticket: Treas
urer, Darrell P. Aver, Republican;
auditor, Fred Harris; clerk, Sol Star,
Republican; attorney, A. E. STREET,
Republican; judge, James M. Hodg'
son, Republican; sherirr, Charles
Hardin, Republican; recorder. Har-
old Hendrickson, Republican,; super
intendent, Nellie Warren, Republican;
coroner, DR.. Ballou, Republican; sena-
tors, Ernest May, R. G. Hayes, Repub-
lican; representatives, w. T. Hursh,
T. D. Stoner, Damon Clark, d.. X.
Thompson, Republican.
Gregory.
Dallas.-Gregory county was car
ried by the Republicans. Senator.
Burke, 1,151; Johnson, 1904. Cover
nor, Byrne, 1850; McCarter, 1913.
County ticket: Treasurer. j. Hoft-
man, republican,; auditor, H. l.. Evil
and, Republican; clerk of courts, Eli
as Anerswold, Democrat; attorney, o..
E. Ford, Republican,; Judge, Charles
H.. Davis, Republican,; sheriff, Fred
Hertz, Republican,; register of deeds.
Carl o. Anderson, democrat; superin-
tendent, X. H. Gresham. Republican,;
senator, o. j. Lundley, Republican;
two representatives, G.. A. Burkhart,
w. H. Cox, Republicans.
Dawson.
Mitchell.-Returns from Dawson
county give Johnson a lead of about
fifty votes oyer Burke in the race for
the senate. Congressman Dillon was
given nearly 500 majority over Bal
ley for congress in the First district.
Gov. Byrne was Endorsed with a vote
1 ooe +o 900 for McCartar The