Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1914-10-24
THESE CANDIDATES
Merit Your Support-Personne of the Can.
didates on Legislative and County
Republican Ticket.

ance of being at the Polls on election
day. Every voter who believes in Re-
publican principles should cast ballot
for representatives of his party whose
names appear on the ballot and urge all
other Republicans to do the same.
Republican policies are strengthened
by the representatives of the Republi-
can principles. No better ticket is in
the field than the Republican ticket
There is no excuse for any Republican
scratching his ticket at the coming
election.
| STATE SENATOR.
DR.. F. E. Walker, the Republican can
didate for the State Senate to represent
Custer and Fall River counties, has the
ability to accomplish something and
maintain the good record of some of the
Republican senators who have repre-
sented the district before. DR.. Walker
has always been student of the needs
of the people and is the character of
man who wants things done. Since his
nomination for State Senator he has
been especially diligent in inquiring and
studying into the wants of this sena-
torial district as well as of the state in
the way of legislation and will 60 to
Pierre prepared to act. The Doctor is
pleasing man and will at once make
friends at Pierre-wbich are most essen
tial in a legislator. The Doctor has un.
fortunately been called east to the bed
side of bis sick mother and it may not
be possible for him to visit the voters
over the district, but this should not de.
ter any of them from seeing to it that he
gets large vote on election day. He
should carry every precinct in the Coun-
ty by good big majorty-and it looks
as though he would. Fall River county
promises big majority for him.
REPRESENTATIVE.
N. B. Streeter, Custer County Repub-
lican candidate for the Legislature is too
we'll known in this county to need any
formal introduction to the voters. lie
resided continuously in the southern
part of our county for about thirty years.
he has for years been engaged in farm
ing and stock raising. During his four
years of service as County Treasurer he
proved to be an efficient and industrious
official. He made host Of friends by
his honest and straight forward dealings
He is man of mature years and sound
Judgment, having been a member of
the last legislature his experience there
will make him still stronger member
of the next.
While Mr.. Streeter makes no preten-
ton to being an orator his opinions are
always sought and his judgment is al
ways based on the interests of the peo-
pie and on principles of right. Mr..
Streeter in our next Legislature will
place Custer County in the front rank
in legislative capacity.
Vote for N. B. Streeter.
STATES ATTORNEY.
Percy II. Helm. candidate for States
Attorney, is a lawyer of merit and abil-
ity, and has all the qualifications for
this important Office. He is always
working for the best interests of the
people of Custer County and will be a
valuable counsellor in the business af-
fairs of the taxpayers and to the officials
in the discharge of their duties.
Mr.. Helm has had eight years of con-
tinuous and active practice in the South
Dakota courts and vote for him is a
step in the right and he should
have the support of the voters, regard
less of party affiliations.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
S! U. Coe, the Republican candidate
for Register of Deeds was the unanimous
choice of the Custer County Republicans
at the Primary Election last spring. He
has served the people of this county in
the capacity of Assessor and of Auditor
and has at all times proven himself COM
petent and careful in the discharges of
his duties His kind and obliging treat
ment of all desiring information pertain
ing to his Office have made him a favor
ite with all. Regardless of party it is
generally admitted that his election is
sure.
COUNTY TREASURER.
w. A. Nevin, candidate for reelection
to .b;o "a Sca hoe cortoi ply haop an ;daal
Treasurer for the past two years, and is
entitled to second term. He is always
prompt and accommodating in the dis
charge of his duties, and thorough and
accurate in auditing the accounts of the
county. The voters will have no hesi-
fancy in casting their votes for so faith
ful and efficient an official as Mr.. Nevin
has proven himself to be.
AUDITOR.
W. T.. Fink, candidate for County Au-
ditor on the Republican ticket has been
a resident of Custer County for about
fifteen years, having lived in the western
part of the county. His qualification for
any clerical position is unquestioned.
He is a man of exceptional industry,
energy and determination. His election
will mean that the auditing of accounts
and the record of all official proceedings
will he thoroughly and accurately made.
Mr.. Fink is a man with sense of honor
and who makes keen distinction be-
tween right and wrong.
Voters may be assured that in him
they will have an officer who will con-
duct his oficial business with the same
care and interest that he would his own.
Vote for Mr.. Fink.