The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-29
: OTHER ELECTION RESULTS. !

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Yankton-The city election in Yank-
ton showed a considerable gain for the
"drys," although they lost the issue,
58S for saloons and 378 against. Arthur
Ellerman. Charles Frenzy. Thomas
Redy and A. L. Wyman were candi-
dates for mayor under the commission
form Of government. Another cleo
lion to decide the mayorship will be
held next Tuesday, with Ellernan and
Wyman candidates.
Elk Point-In the city election elect
DTS voted to retain the Elk Point sa-
looms by a majority of 70 votes, this
being a larger vote in favor Of the
VETS than in years past. Three out of
four wards voted for license. The Sec
ond was the exception. r. M. Crowder
vas elected mayor over DR.. w. M. Nc
Donald, the present incumbent, by 10
votes.
Brookings-H. B. Mathews was
elected mayor, there being no contest
for any office except city treasurer.
This brought out a full vote, 703. H. F.
Haroldson was elected over Lars otter
son by a majority of 131 votes. The
license question was not an issue. Elk
ton goes dry" This makes the whole
of Bookings county saloonless.
Salem-At the annual city election
here belmont Goldsmith and j.. j. Mil
Ter were elected aldermen for two
years and f. S.. Kinsley was elected
20 fill vacancy for one year. The third
aldermanic position for two years is
tied between August Blankartz and
Gust Anderson. On the license ques-
ton the "wets" won by eight votes.
Kimball.-For the first time in it's
history on a local option vote kimball
went dry" by a majority of two. Two
years ago On the same total. vote, the
majority for license was 10. j. H. Wolf,
p11ft1~ Tno1ir and T u vo~ncI ,,,a,o
elected aldermen and j.. L. Sitter, city
justice.
Tyndall-The "wets" carried TyndaD
by a majority of A. The question of
establishing a public library carried by
3S majority. Anton Chastka, Henry
Buchholz and George Lepr were elected
aldermen and J.. j. Maus was elected
city justice without opposition.
Watertown.-The saloon license issue
carried by a vote of 924 to 594 in Wa.
tertoWn. Voters cast their ballot or
three other questions. They voted $685..
600 in w bonds, elected F. A. Coun
tryman commissioner over Don Liv
ingston, and o Noodle to the schooi
board. Noodle was not opposed.
Bridgewater.-The wet and dry
issue was the onla- contest in the cleo.
ton here, resulting in a vote of 129 70,
license and II against. c.. E. johnson
was chosen ayo Frank Arnold, J. j
Hench and L. j. Schroeder, councilmen:
e. M. Wipf, treasurer, and w. 7. Smith
police Justice.
Huron.-The vets carried Huron by
a majority of 1913 in a warm fight. Thu
vote was: "Drys," 614; "wets," 752
TIL ward in which the college is 10
Gated gave the "drys'' a majority OF
81 votes. D. c. Medberry was elected
mayor over O.. S. Hagen, S62 to SIC
votes.
Peirre-Pierre voted license by nine
majority and Fort Pierre voted license
by 20 majority. Mayor William Borst
was reelected and Judge c. D.. Mead
defeated Cameron Star for police COM
missioner.
Wagner.-H. C. Schneider was elected
mayor over S. l.. Gable by one vote.
Women's club members picketed the
polls n carried the public library is
sue. 1t vas the most exciting election
Wagner has a in years.
Hudson.-City officials were elected
as follows: Aldermen, Oars J.. Grin
ager, G. III. Ferris and e. w. Aum-
'gartner; clerk, Harold Frisbie; treas
Bergstrom; justice, Peter Miller.
Chamberlain. B. Laughlin was
elected mayor. and Fred Croft a mem
Der OF the school board in yesterdays
election. The city went wet" Bonds
for $18. 900 to build a new high school
were voted.
Dallas.-Dallas went wet By a vote
of SO to 80. N. d. Buch was elected
mayor, H. l.. Harvey treasurer; ]. M.
Miller. Justice, and Harry Leggett and
E. o. Patterson. councilmen. The bal
lot battle was quiet.
Miller-S. ". Christ was reelected
mayor oyer Harlan j.. Bushfield by 81
majority. License was not voted on.
The old board of aldercmen was re-
alactad. The total vote was 25s.