South Dakota primary law outlined for 1908 election
A lengthy report describes the new South Dakota primary law effective now, detailing sweeping state primary procedures for candidates, delegates, ballots, and party affiliation rules. It covers primary dates, voter eligibility, petitions, fees, and the role of county and state officials in canvassing and certifying results.
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South Dakota
Crawfort
Unitol States Senate
Aineas Party
United States
Secretary of State
State Central Committee
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Bunker, Vica Pres
Anderson Michael
OABI
E. F. Walden
Asi't
Bank OF Philip
Philip
Hess & Whitney
Railroad Street
Eureka
Best Patent
Sean's
Rapid City
All Minds
Midland
Cottowood
Kadoka
Milwaukee
Lusan
Fort Pierre
Huston
the Tribune
Nowlin
Ina Pierre
John T. Booth
Meers
Yokum’s
Mr. Booth
Pierre
Belle Stewart
George Vincey
Ola King
Manila
Clarence M. Dewey
Ottumwa
John J. Buckman
Mabel Dodge
Loui J. Kahlheemmer
Elizabeth Neville
Topbar
Charles Mix County
Wheeler
Unis
Sioux Falls Rg
Wakama
Bad River Valley
Wokuina
Albert Rifenburg
Walter Guyer
John Carrington
H. A. Patterson
Nowlin Tribune
KE. P. Murphy
Bishop Starr
Boston
Father Murphy
Philip, Midland
Phoba
Tophar
Pierre Journal
Bryan
Jeff Davis
Misouri
Tillman
Senate
McEnery
Louisana
Chicago
North-Western Restaurant
North Western Restaurant
Henry Hoffman
Hastings Land Company
U. S. Land Office
Hydoik
Hastings
Mgr
Byron L. Clow
U. S
District of
Chamberlain
Lindsay & Orr
Wokama
Robinson Bros
D. B. McCleery
Cannae