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South Dakota: State Treasurers


South Dakota State Treasurers, 1889-1994 (May be incomplete!)
Wilbur F. Smith 1889-91 W. W. Taylor 1891-95 Kirk G. Phillips 1895-99 John Schamber 1899-1903 C. B. Collins 1903-07 C. H. Cassill 1907-09 George G. Johnson 1909-13 Adolph W. Ewert 1913-17 G. H. Helgerson 1917-21 W. S. O'Brien 1921-23 James L. Driscoll 1923-27 A. J. Moodie 1927-31 A. C. Goodhope 1931-33 Frank G. Siewert 1933-37 W. H. Hinselman 1937-39 W. G. Douglas 1939-42 John N. Thompson 1942-43 E. V. Youngquist 1943-45 Hazel Dean 1945-47 C. E. Buehler 1947-51 Theodore Mehlhaf 1951-55 Ed T. Elkins 1955-59 Al Hamre 1959-63 Lloyd Jorgenson 1963-67 Al Hamre 1967-69 Neal Strand 1969-73 David Volk 1973-91 G. Homer Harding 1991-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

  • 1922: Walter P. Wohlheter, defeated.
  • 1923 Sep 1: James L. Driscoll, appointed.
  • 1924: James L. Driscoll (Rep), elected.
  • 1945 Jul 8: E. V. Youngquist, died in office.
  • 1994 Nov 8: Dick Butler (Dem), elected; G. Homer Harding (Rep), defeated.

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