The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-02
LEGISLATORS FOR
CHARLES BOREsON
Co-WoRkERst WITH DAWSON
COUNTY MAN EMPRESS HOPE
THAT HE WILL BE ELECT-
t2D TC STATE SENATE.

y number of the associates of
Charles Boreson in the state legisla-
tune, in both the sessions of 1911 and
1915, have written letters to Dawson
county expressing the hope that Bore
son will be elected state senator from
this county, for which office he re-
ceived the Republican nomination in
the primaries of last May. These men
have worked with Mr.. Boreson and
base their opinion of him upon their
acquaintance with him at the legisla-
tnre and upon the manner in which
he performed his duties.
One OF the most significant state
ments in behalf OF Mr.. Boreson is
from p. A. Swanson. who has been
a representative from Brown county
for six terms and who declares that
in the last legislature Boreson was
THE only nan on the appropriations
committee who would go into detail
and inquire about the needs of the
institution" Mr.. Swanson adds: 81
believe if We send men like Chas.
Horeson to our legislature, this state
would ave lots of money and would
have better and palmer laws"
Some of the things said about Mr..
Eoreson by others follow:
p. j. Tscharner, OF Lennon. for
mer speaker of the house. Mr..
Boreson will make YOU a splendid rep
resentati9e in the Senate | had occas-
sion to work with SIR Boreson in
many cases and have seen his VIC rk
III other matters and have been thor
oughly impressed with his conscient-
ious effort at all times to do what
is right and fair in the interest of the
people generally. feel certain that
the voters of Dawson county knew
his work as members of the legisla-
turc and met Mr.. Bareson often in
committee work ana found him to lie
2 hard working men 'ea, being worry
conscientious in his Consideration OF
the measures before use. The state
needs more men like Mr. Boraon
mong its lawmakers
Albert Norby, FIT. Pierre Il re-
gard Charles Boreson as one of the
hardest working, most efficient and
conscientious members of the last leg
islature. His sound business judg-
ment and fairmindedness was always
selt in tho committee room and on
he floor of the house,
N. r. Knight, of. Thomas S. D.
Chairman Of the appropriations Gem
mitt in the last house, and present
Republican nominee for state commits
sioners of school and public lands
I'm his legislative work. Mr.. Bore
son could always be counted on early
and late to do his full share of work
Oh committees or anywhere else. Mr..
Boreson had the respect of all. His
votes and work were guided by q
keen scnse of public duty rather than
personal or political motives"
Lewis Benson, Flandreau, S. D.
Mr.. Boreson appealed to me as a
nan of good judgmeEt. conservative
enough to be safe and progressive
,nough to be useful in furtherance of
beneficial legislation. His experience
in the house should greatly contri-
butte towards making him a very good
member of the Senate-much better
than any one without legislative ex-
perience could hope to SEE
r.. A. Bielski Philip. S. D-"I
'ound Mr.. Boreson absolutely honest
and always on the Job He is a man
If large ideas and of considerable ex-
Derience and | do not believe that
you could find man in your county
who would be better fitted for state
SENATOR"