Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-08-04
Hon. G.. n. Sheldon.
Press Comments on his Nomination, High
Encomlums on his Character and
Ability-A Clean Man
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On Monday evening last about a
hundred and fifty of the electors of
Marshall and Day counties prospect
i've of party affiliations met at the
home of Hon. Charles III. Sheldon
to tender to that gentleman their
generalization upon his nominal on
for g%ovoner by the Republican party
The members of the Pennington
band kindly rendered their services
aud during the evening played a
number Of selections that called
forth frequent and loud applause
In responce to cries of "Sheldon,"
speech, "Mr. Sheldon spoke feel
ingly of the pleasure he derived
from a visit of this kind from his
friends and neighbors: he sincere
ly thanked all present for the honor
rendered him. Brief remarks were
by Judge Bryant,J. ID. Knight, E.
A. Brown and A. L. Rayens, of
Day county, e.. B. Lindley, Reid
Williams and Others of Marshall Co
after which Mrs. Sheldon invited
the visitors to a sumptious repast
and all left for home about mid
night well pleased with their visit
to the next governor of South Oak.
-Langford Bugle.
Hon.C H.. Sheldon the next gov
ernor of South Dakota is a practical
farmer an old soldier like Picker
and Lucas and "a fine stump speaker.
lie has excellent abilities il clean
conscientious and careful. 1t is "a
privilege and a honor to vote foi
him. He also has a general acqua.
intance among the people and will
assume his duties with a clear and
definite understanding of their need
and desires. Mr.. Sheldon viii
likely make a personal canvass ant
visit all sections. He was once
resident of Brown county aud haI
many warm personal friends here
Aberdeen Sun.
The Madison ticket as nominated
by The republican convention is
vote getter. The farmers are to bt
congratulated on having received
such recognition as they have in tn
person of Mr. Sheldon of Day count,
lie is an old soldier and a man emin
emily qualified for the position t.
which he aspires. The congressmel
likewise represent a large followini
IN the state and the remainder o
the ticket commends itself especial
ls strong, with the exception of tn
writer, who only awaits election dal
to show the sentiment favorable t.
him here at home.-Parkston Ad
vance.
Charles II. Sheldon of Day Con
nty the Republican nominee 70
Governor is a nan of unimpeachat
lie character a practical farmer, on
Of the first settlers in this part o
the state a soldier who taught thro
ughout the war for preservation G
the Union, an accomplished schola
and a man who is greatly respecte'
by all his neighbors. He is distjn
ctively a representative Of the fan
mers and it is the duty of ever
farmer regardless of party ties t.
work manfully for the election G
!. Chas II. Sheldon, -Langford Bugl
.
Let us tell you what is going t
become fashionable for farmers I
be governors IN South Dakota an
Homo. H. Sheldon of Day Count
will set the pace. We were surpris
ed while at Madison at the exten
Of his acquaintance and the numbe
If friends he has all over the stat
and we venture to say, after an az
1uaintance Of eleven years, that h
will give us a safe and sound admin
istration and II that will win til
enthusiastic commentator of th
entire people, Independ
ent.
Capt. G. IL. Sheldon, RepublI
can nominee for governor was ter
led a rousing reception at Aberdee
Friday evening while on his wa
home from convention. Th
Webster band accompanied by
large number of Day counay peopl
went to Aberdeen to meet their sue
cessful farmer candidate and escor
him home. When the train arrives
. vast crowd gathered and gave hin
IN enthusiastic ovation. Mr.. Shell
Ion gave a short address while tn
train waited, it vas a good onc.-
Columbia Seminal.