The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-08-26
PUSHING OUT CANDIDATES.

OFriciAL COUNTY, PAPER
PUSHING OUT CANDIDATES.
1t hasn't taken Editor Bowen Of the
sHuronite long to give evidence of his
9ssire to get INFO the political game,
"a he has opened the throttle good
and wide In what he terms political
suggestions, in offering the name
INC Dick Richards as possible guber-
natorial material. Editor Bowen
admits he does not know how Dick
swonld take the proposition If laid
down to him. and further that he is
mot going to ask him about 1t. Then
smother suggestion zones along at
The same time that perhaps Richard
Franklin Pettigrew might be drawn
Into the controversy as a democratic
candidate. Both suggestions are
rather 81 a sympathetic nature with
Il Nditor Bowen, for Dick Richards was
m0resorless responsible for the coll
onel purchasing the Huronite and
tie State Spirit. Of which Mr.. Rich
ss9tds was the editor, and then again
heeolonel was the private secretary
NJ former Senator Pettigrew some
AyoaIs ago. There are possibilities in
llGher candidate for the Huronite
1dlfor. and which love Of old will.
hays ne strongest pull is . little
MISUNDERSTANDING. About his POI
BlllSles6lsngagpestions Editor Bowen has
following:
APierre correspondent Of city
11aliss j that r. o. Richards. Of
4G1son. has been mentioned" In con
oGlljonw With the gubernatorial nom
lSSEaflon Tor next years running.
should this suggestion bear fruit
should Nj. Richards eventually
SHesolsniiiss tho chief executive oflcer Of
state. the people Of the state
l1iyp,ulld nnd themselves under the
3Ilisdictton ofs real progressive in
goyernor's oh1ce. Nj. Richards
ISlsaresormer ID something other
Nm name. He would do things
IsilGlinslilalltentwith his professions.
sNSsEFee shasSSnever been a seeker after
Tor himself, though he has con
&S5cted severals successful campaigns
l0rsothVers, and there IS q habit Of
rl1Sliefathat ne would not be inclined
/ t63s push his candidacy, his am-
4 6anfony neyershaying been trained to
nllslinhiisoNn@behal
g6pnthSnakota might take kindly
GNs6lsslssifsreslsspisctacl of 81 ONCE seek
fiIlsS man
81 Huronite does notsknow what
Richards would say TO . propo-
IN involving his candidacy. and
gsss6not going to ask hin, lest Il
4 rs deprived Of the chance for
i that the citizenship Of South
s no available
11allFlallnAgSsthlt the state contains no
4 (1Iisloan,more fully endowed with the
IS &Iu0G SAOuI0 0uC-
i511ilS INSTRUMENTATION
Is sP1isrrecorrespondenc herein.
lSssssd toSAlso suggests ex-senator
~ 56l1l1iiSfIsDW asapossible political fac
laa| of tie future and he has been
nascted with the gubernatorial
|sss 1ebysom Of the newspapers Of
asfate.
wtll 81 conceded that. with MT.
ssiig( flIglrewvsAttheahe dof state affairs
1swou1d be something going on
slsI hesuggestion In his behalf comes
sf&erally from democratic sources,
Ndhe has been for many years an
slRIaotats Of Bryan and Organism.
MINING has never claimed to be a
~ Mlocralt of the old style.
aE3 THssRettigrew's business interests
largely outside of South Dakota
IIshshas beenSaway from home SO
duying the past few years that
~ no. been actively identified
1Sstate politics.
Ms fsesWould not be likely to consider
1Aly proposition in connection
I'D aastateSsomce as he Is a very
N sklyzalsnan - his attention to his per-
M (la6sirs.
u WllHATSIs m no BE?