The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-11-13

SouAS oAO" NA0 lOlAVWo
ing: Royal C. Johnson, 1882; John M.
King, 528; Charles H. Burke, 1922; Ed.
S. Johnson, GAL; F. M. Byrne, 1896; J.
M. McCarter, $50; r. O. Richards,
1853; Fred s. Miller, Democratic CO.
didate for sheriff, had a majority Of
800 oye liver Dybdahl, Republican.
The remainder of the state and coun-
ty Republican candidates we're 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 as re-
ported most of the amendment and
initiated laws were defeated.
Beadle.
Huron.-Beadle county was carried
by the Republicans. Senator, Burke,
1,034; Johnson, 1910. Governor,
Byrne, Gel; McCarter. 649; Richards.
1924. County ticket: Treasurer, Sam
Birks, Republican; auditor, M. D.
Whisman, Republican,; clerk. E. NJ.
Thomas, Republican; attorney, A. A.
Chamberlain, Republican,; judge, A.
e. Taylor, Republican,; sheriff, A. ].
Larson, Republican; recorder, l.. HI.
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 G. r. Huntley, Demo.
crat.
Yankton.
INSTRUMENTATION county was car
ried by the Republican party. Sena-
tor, Burke, Republican, 500; Johnson,
Democrat, 1880: governor, Byrns, Re-
publican, 1928; McCarter, Demo-
crat, 991; Richards, Independent, 191.
renee. republican; auditor, w. o. Mel
SEN, Democrat; clerk, Frank r. Wynn,
Republican,. attorney, A. l.. Wyman.
Republican,; judge, S. A. Boyles, Re.
publican; sheriff, William Hickey,
Democrat; recorder, E. d. Ward, Re-
publican; superintendent, Theodore
Halla, Republican,; coroner, Ben
Smyth, Republican,; senator, w. H.
McMaster, Republican; represents
tives, Jacob J. Hauck and Mark D.
Johns, Republican. Woman suffrage
amendment was defeated by little bet
ter than a 2 to / vote.
Minnehaha.
Sioux Falls.-Minnehaha county
,,,, - ,rnsol ~, fLn DnpnhIiaanc Con.
ator, Burke. 2,102; Johnson, 2,470.
Governor, Byrne, 2,2S2; McCarter, l.
446; Richards, 1904. 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,; superin-
tendent, Mrs. Anna NJ. Eddy, Repub-
lican; coroner, Trepanier, Republican;
senators, Pearson and McKinin, Re-
publican; representatives. Christie
pherson, Berdahl, Bessler, Solen and
Thompson, Republican.
Clay.
e. ulIlllOu.-oId NOu4Ny WV. 00@
ator, Burke, 664; Johnson, 1,109. Gov.
ernor, Byrne. 965; McCarter, 734.
County ticket: Treasurer, Charles
Lyckholm, 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.. NJ. Hatch, Republican,; senator, A.
S. Anderson, Democrat; representa-
tive, Fred Heglin, Republican; com.
missioner, Second district. Albert
Bergren, Democrat; commissioners.
Third district, Henry Abiid, Democrat
Lawrence.
Observation-Disclosures county was
carried by the republicans. Senator.
Burke, 2,27S; Johnson. 1,441. Cover.
nor, Byrne. 2,445; McCarter. 1892:
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; sheriff, Charles
Hardin, Republican; recorder, Har
old Hendrickson, Republican; super.
intendent. Nellie Warren. Republican:
coroner DR.. Ballou, Republican: senar
tors, Ernest May, r. G. Hayes, Rcpub,
lican; representatives, w. 7. Hursh.
T. D. Stoner. Damon Clark. D. B
Thompson, Republican.
Gregory.
Dallas.-Gregory county was car
ried by the Republicans. Senator.
Burke, 1,I51; Johnson, 1904. Cover.
nor, Byrne. 1850; McCarter, 795.
County ticket: Treasurer, ]. J. Hon.
man, republican; auditor, H. L. Evil
and, Republican; clerk Of courts. Eli
as Anerswold, Democrat; attorney. Q.
E. Ford. Republican; Judge, Charles
II. Davis. Republican; sheriff, FREQ