The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-11-01

duultOf, whose name has been s,
constantly connected with count,
printing contracts, bridge contract
seed grain contract, gofer poison
and other questionable contracts
driven frantic by the prospects O
certain defeat, has at last torn tn,
mask from his hypocratical soul an,
disclosed the spirit of the huna
ghoul, that he is, in secret ant
SHINY serpent attack on the lady VIII,
will defeat him by an overwhelming
majority, which majority will be aug
mented by the vote of every red
blooded American believer in fai
play.
In every game, the world loves {
sport. NJ
The Producers News will expose tc
the world just what sort of a spor
j. F. Redmond is.
In order to do this, it will be vel
first to dig few years into the past
of one ]. F. Redmond.
His career will be found to have
been checkered for some time before
he ever come to impose himself upor
The unsuspecting taxpayer of Sheri.
dan county.
J. F. Redmond used to live at Glas.
gov, where he run a "candy store
and do auditing and bookkeeping fo.
several business firms.
His reputation for efficiency grew
and grew.
Finally he was made city clerk fol
the then thriving city of Glasgow.
He lived in those days in much the
same manner, that he has lived since
he came to Plentywood, at $500 a
month pace on a hundred and fifty
dollar a month salary.
He finally came to the end of the
rope
The man who was mayor of the
city of Glasgow, at the time that
"Sunny Jim" Redmond arrived at the
ropes end, was J. E. Dawson, who is
now the vice-president Of the Rocky
Mountain Fire Insurance Company of
this state, finally arrived at the
end of his patience and sent the con-
stable to get our efficient Auditor one
day.
Immediately something happened.
The candy store owned by j. F.
Redmond accidentally caught fire.
The city books were in the store.
Dh, happy fire, would it lick up all
the 1asty evidence?
WHAT a fond hope!
But, alas, a couple of the books
were saved.
these books were audited by an
expert auditor.
There were only these books left,
thank goodness, the rest were burned.
The expert auditor found that what
books that were saved, showed our
honest (?), faithful (?), efficient
(?), capable (?) county auditor with
20 many years of experience, was
1892 short, but the final accounting
showed that there was many thous-
ands of dollars short.
The editor of the Producers News
vas in Glasgow, looking this gentle
nan up and we tried to find the ex-
.miner's report, but we find that
somebody had lost it.
Our county auditor was face to
ace with Deer Lodge. But finally
! well-off sheep man, whose name
We do not care to mention out of
for him, came to Mr..
sednDnd's rescue out of compassion
or the Efficient Auditors wife, taxi
ng a mortgage on the capable Mr..
sedmond's homestead, which was
nally paid couple of years ago.
At the time of the fire, the ex-
erienced Mr.. Redmond, was also
ollecting dues for the railroad
Mons, and it is told at Glasgow that !
he railroad men held the sack for a
arge sum of money, also.
If voter of Sheridan county would
Ike to get the records of this Shiny
make, let him take a trip to Glas-
ow and drop in and ask any "old-
mer,n and he will find that "Rub-
er Stamp Jim" had experience be-
,re he left the country for greener
iclings and came to Sheridan coun-
!, where he was qualified to handle
rain and gofer poison deals. He is
xperienced alright, alright, f
A prominent Glasgow professional
an who knows the details, furnished