The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-10-29


Third Wari-FMmers' Room Court
House.
Count.
81" Stone CITY,
rirSt Ward--City Hall.
Second Ward--School House.
Pevilo-i'ile Hall.
Twin Brooks, Ni'-Town Hall
Adams, Twp.--.Albea Town Hall.
ssiban. Twn--- Mason School House
BIG stone FNp.-School House Mol
f'oonin" Valley, Twp. - School
House No /
Pennington. Tvp.-School House
No. /.
Georgia, Twp.-LaBolt Band Hall.
Grant Center Twp.-School House
No a.
kilborn, Twp-Town Hall.
Iura. Twp.-Central school.
Madison. TWp.-School House No. S
Mazeppa, Twp-School House No.
MelroSe, Tup.-School House No.
Osceo'a, Marvin Town Hall.
Stockholm-School House No. /.
TfoE-School House No. |.
Twin Brooks. Twp-Up stairs over
pool hail, Twin Brooks.
Vernon. TMp.-Vernon Town Hall.
The republicans Of the state and ma
ton and county have list of names
to ballot for next Tuesday that COM
mands the reapect of all men. The
candidates Tor state office are all men
Of well known ability and character.
nearly all of them having been before
the people for wears and serving with
honor in their various positions.
For representatives in the state
Legislature, G. S. Amsden, the candi-
date for the state senate, and John
Birch and Julius Jorgenson have all
'erNed the people of Grant county ac-
ceptah!y heretofore in the pos;tions
Tor which they aie row candidates, and
it IS the part Of wisdom to return
them to the legislature. Their past
experience in that body is an asset to
the people they represent and they
VIII at all times support the interests
Of the people Of the state.
The candidates for the county offices
are all well known to the people, ant,
with one or two exceptions are asking
reelection to offices which they have
fil!ed for The past two wears.
The candidates for county treas surer
ard anditor. w S. Mi~on and John G.
Gah'l respectively have conducted
ner dulin" the past two wears. ard are
aSkin" the usual courtesy Of second
term, which the law and public opin-
, ion generally comedies il the proper
thin" when they have proven faithful
and efficient in their first term of Of
ticc.
For States Attorney Thad l.. Full
Ter IS the republican candidate oppos-
ing Thos. Mani, on the non-paltisan
ticket Mr.. tullcr's le~a! ability and
character is well known to the people
! Of the county He served the county
sveral years AFRO as states attorney in
a most acceptable manner and his elec-
ton will insure the safeguarding Of
the county's interests i'm all legal af-
fairs in which the county is engaged
and provide for the county officers a
reliable legal counsellor
For register of deeds, Juliu Fen
ntr, for clerk of Courts, Earl Liggett,
for Superintendent Of Schools. Nettie
Johnson, for county Judge, S. S. Lock-
! hart; for coroner. DR.. Cha. Flett; and
for county commissioner in the second
district Louis Johnson are on the re-
publican ticket without opposition.
The republicans having no candi-
date for sheriff the contest for this
office is between w. W. Wilson. who
IL on th democratic ticket and Manley
( r.. Owen on the non-partisan ticket.
Billev Wilson j. we'll known to the peo-
pie OF the county as being thoroughly
qualified in every way to make sue
cessful sheriff. We know nothing of
his opponent, Mr.. Owen, but if he is
no better qualified for the position
! than some of the other candidates on
the same ticket are for the positions
to which they aspire then heaven help
the county ShOnld he II, elected