Aberulen Says Burke Won’t Run for House Again
Aberulen predicts Burke will not seek another term in the House. Senate speculation follows on Burke’s political future.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
5
Aberulen predicts Burke will not seek another term in the House. Senate speculation follows on Burke’s political future.
South Dakota politics center on whether Representative Charles H. Burke will enter the race to succeed Senator Gamble. If Burke runs he could defeat Gamble and Dean Sterling in the June primaries, while other Second district candidates expect Burke to bow out. The Pierre Daily Dakotan notes Burke’s silent stance as primaries loom in nine and a half months.
Aberdeen notes farmers in northern South Dakota now fear too much feed rather than a crop shortage, signaling abundant pasture and grain output. The shift prompts concerns over storage, prices, and market demand as harvest continues across the region.
Four dozen South Dakota towns respond to the call to send delegates to the state federation of Commercial Clubs. Delegates will meet at the Huron Commercial Club rooms on September 13 with the state fair underway. Cities consider locating the federation headquarters within their boundaries. Dr. Cox's Barbed Wire Liniment advertised as a pain reliever sold by druggists.
In Rock Rapids Iowa, Frank Daugherty and John Borman, both about twenty one, were killed in a head on motorcycle collision on a road near town yesterday morning. They were riding in opposite directions when they apparently swerved the same way and hit at high speed. Daugherty had long served as a rural mail carrier. The two young men, sons of prominent farmers, lay in a pool of blood beside their wrecked burning machines as bystanders found them.
A Freeville man, H J Barnum, reports a fever-sore plagued him for years but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed it with hardly a scar. The product also treats burns boils eczema cuts bruises swellings corns and piles. Only 25c at Diehl & Brown.
A summary of property deals includes Matt Stahl purchasing J. W. Salisbury farm in Prosper township for 22000, and Peter Tritz selling 160 acres near the county line for 11108. Other items cover residents buying homes, a marriage in Artesian, church services, school construction contracts, and community happenings from Mitchell and surrounding areas.
Eight autos led Labor Day events at Emery with a large local turnout and a successful parade. A baseball game between Minery and Farmer highlighted an afternoon of substantial community pleasure as Mitchell boosters plan trips to the Plankinton fair and other fairs to promote the corn palace.
Senator Crawford, reacting to President Taft's sharp assault on progressive Republicans, says he will support La Follette for the presidency. He notes Western progressives coalescing behind La Follette and predicts opposition to Taft in his state. Des Moines paper endorses La Follette. Taft prepares western speeches from Beverly.
Pierre S D Moody article by Supreme Court Justice Smith, Moody’s former law partner, aims to reveal intimate history of the late senator. St B Roberts, ex private secretary to Senator Kittredge, also prepares a piece on his former chief for the same collections volume.
Isaacs, living on Sulphur Creek in D.-N. Bh, grows corn by dry farming. Despite a drought and only one shower since fall, he planted ten acres, plowed deep furrows, and cultivated without moisture to produce three to four foot stalks with good ears. Samples will be shown at the state fair in Huron next week.
S. E. Youngs of E. Berkshire Vermont says Dr King’s New Life Pills ease his indigestion and constipation and keeps him able to work. He praises the pills as the best liver and stomach remedy, selling for 20 cents at Diehl & Brown.
Vermillion S D strong eleven for state university opens with promising prospects under new coach Rev James Henderson. Returning veterans include Captain Coffey and players Thacker berry Sheeks Potts Brown with newcomers from Aberdeen Mitchell Madison and high schools. Practice starts after sept 12 with forty players and an improved gym and field facilities. Schedule lists Yankton Minnesota Brookings Denver Creighton with home and away venues.
Judge C X Seward in the Codington county case held terms end with the state warden and rejected a writ to halt Clint Bibbins. The ruling affects wardens reap pointed without county board recommendations and requires county boards to approve or wardens to leave office. Seward also said the state warden cannot remove wardens without showing neglect of duty.
Hot Springs South Dakota Col T G Orr state soldiers home superintendent today paid the court ordered sum of $583.85 to settle the Lathrop suit. Lathrop sought 5000 for unjust dismissal and was awarded 500 by the court. Orr was on the board and acted for all members in the settlement.
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