The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-02

When this editor of the farmers
paper left Buffalo, he was broke, fiat
broke and he left the town with
about $500 due to him as wages by
the editor of the democratic paper,
a man of about the same quality of
character as the editor of the Pioneer
Press, who pays his obligations when
the collection is made by strategy,
or when he cannot sneak out of town
between sunset and the break of
day.
At the time this editor left Buff
Iaio we were indebted to George F.
meyers, a man who Keeps more
money stored away in a sock than
little Joe, in spite of his close con-
tact with the taxpayers money, ever
saw at one time, for board, incurred
while we were in the employ of the
democratic editor, when we extended
our credit to help double crossing
snake OF the characteristic makeup
OF Joe Dolin, when this man was fat
on his back, sick with CONSUMPTION
and we received about the same
treatment that any person who had
rendered a like service to little Joe.
might expect in return.
When this writer left Buffalo he
settled with his creditors by GIVING
ms notes bearing twelve per cent
interest. The sum total was not
large and most of the notes have
Deen paid. Some of the creditors
nave at times, as creditors have a
nablt of becoming, been impatient.
but as we have never been fortunate
enough to get in on any crooked
contract whereby we could extract
a swag of unearned increment from
the taxpaying public, none of our
creators have ever had the oppor-
UNITY OF making collection in Just
the same manner that one of the
local bankers resorted to, to make Z
collection from the pignay editor 3
the Pioneer Press.
When this writer hass the none,
ne always pays.
slssa II ne could only have a streal
g sfick 81 the lind that Joe Doll
enjogea, he would pay all 0
4 - obligations, twelve per cent an
principal and he will not "ball out
his crediGors for wanting their none
in the columns of this paper.
i After spending the taxpayers
money, which came into his hand
by questionable means, little Jo
Dolin has found out that the edito
OF the Producers News was brok
when he came here and owed a bank
er, born in Germany, nice, oil
fellow too, couple hundred dollars
. a magnificent sum-the amount O
money that it costs the county t.
print the primary ballots in two O
three election precincts.
i joe Dolin has never found wher
. the editor of this paper left an,
town in the manner and under tn
. circumstances that he left York
North Dakota, nor has he ever foun,
where the editor of the farmers pa
per has lived the life that Dolin live
in this community, nor where the edi
tor of the farmers papers has eve
carried on as he carried on at tn
Radlsson Hotel in Minneapolis las
winter, nor can he find where he eve
signed false claim or defraude
the taxpayers out of 500 per day O
any other sum.
/ This man from York has founo
AFTER searching his life with detec
tlves and sleuths, that the editor O
the farmers paper owes some money
represented by notes which are pas
due, which fact constitutes a Grim
IN Montana, and which crime tn
editor of the Pioneer Press neve
committed and after being count
printer for three years, it is to b
hoped that he has been able or vii
be able to pay all of the old debt
back at York, besides the local wash
1 erwoman
Our pigmy contemporary surel
has something on the editor of tn
Producers News, and if that gentle
man % enjoys articles on persona
obligations, we will print in thes
columns, spicy pages from his loca
LIE, commencing with page fror
an account book which recently fel
into our hands.