Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26

manner Of doing all kinds of business
given over to his care. He is an &C
tive fellow. and if elected, the people
may rest assured that their interests
! will be we'll taken care of in the
House this term.
Frank e. Rozeile is the democratic
candidate for county treasurer and
will make a good mar for the place.
He has the clerical ability to handle
| the intricate books of this office and
MS integrity is unquestioned. Mr..
| aozelle has been a dealer for more
than two years, and has Won a great
many friends, who will gladly cast a
| vote for him on election day. 1t
-lected he will devote all the time to
the discharge of official duties.
For sheriff, John Biewer, was n
Of the first to announce his candidacy
IN the democratic ticket. Our rea,
son for BELIEVING that John would
make an ideal sheriff for this county
ts that he is INT of the men who has
oeen honest with himself and with
he people. lie was easily the pri
out complaint or neglect of duty, as
ieputy sheriff during the past four
years. Mr.. BieWer has resided in
this county county during the past
81 years, and this is the first time he
nas asked for an office, and if elected
he will give the office his undivided
attention. A vote for him will be a
vote for your own interests.
We next come to the office Of coun
~ auditor and find that Adolph G.
Koch is asking for the election or the
democratic ticket. Practically every
one either knows of or is personally
acquainted with him as he has been
u resident here for ten years. He is
= successful business man, whose
word is as good as his bond. Firm in
his conviction OF right, he will do his
duty without fear or favor. He has
always been a big taxpayer and will
concientiously serve the people as
county auditor of Hughes county.
His interests are all in Hughes coun-
.ty, and il elected to serve the people
IN that capacity he will devote all the
time to the duties of the office, offer
ing his services in the prime of life;
he is not a chronic officeseeker. His
business qualifications are the best.
He graduated from the high school
OF Maryyille, Mo-, and later from the
Maryville Seminary, and later from
The Northwestern School of Phar-
macy.
Geo. M. Coates is the democratic
nominee for county assessor and is a
sure nominee, and he should be. Now,
this is an office that electors should
give much attention before marking
their ballots. Mr.. Coates is the best
qualified man in the county to fill
this position; he is fully conversant
with land and all stock values Elec.
tors can make no mistake by placing
an X to the left of his name. BE GER
tain to do that.
Ray p. Pool is the candidate of the
democratic party for clerk of courts.
He is q gentlemanof fine capabilities;
he was slow in starting out. owing TO
illness, but is a hustler and what he
lost in time he will make up in speed
in seeing the voters before Novem-
Der Z. He has large interests in the
county, being a heavy taxpayer. He
Is interested in everything pertain
ing to the welfare and betterment of
Hughes county, as his record in pri-
rate life will show, and we believe
that the voters will do a wise thing
by choosing him.
The Office Of county commissioner is
without doubt n of the most import
ant in the county. A. G.. Stewart is a
candidate for member of the hoard
from the 5th District. In the first place
he is a successful farmer and rancher
ard n of the biggest taxpayers IN the
county. The office for the paltry sal
airy does not appeal to him but as a
matter of business building up the
ty. This county needs just such a man
in the Office of commissioner from this
district.