The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-06-13

Inc county seat fight in Roosevelt
county goes merrily on.
Kaiser Won Weinrich, the Prussian,
is standing pat, he reigns supreme.
Let the claw and the people be
damned" is his motto.
After years of experience in Sheri-
dan county, during which time, under
his guidance and his domination,
Sheridan county has been brought to
actual bankruptcy, during the period
when he has materially prospered
and also number of others have
prosperec; for it is said that two or
three people own their own homes
and possess fine cars because of the
generosity of the "Blind man" with
the taxpayers money. Faithful
Frank is still carefully looking after
his own interests at Mondak.
Won Weinrich is standing pat on
the proposition of denying the citi-
zens of Froid an opportunity to vote
on the location of a county seat as
provided by law. But what is law
to Herr Weinrich but a "scrap of
paper" especially when it interferes
with the renting of old saloon build
ing at Mondak? Faithful Frank has
skated on thinner ice and as he
thinks, gotten away with it, so what
does he care for the law or the peo-
pies wishes.
Following is what the different pa
pers of Roosevelt and Sheridan coun-
ty have to say of the I. W. w. tao
tics of the commissioners to the south:
How the Poplar Standard Feels:
DEUCED HARD LUCK!
FROID PULLS FLIVVER
Hats off to Froid.
She is some little town.
Take, for example, this county di-
vision deal. Now she puts across
something there that most towns
would never thought of. She plan
ned the county seat move, got out the
petition, had it signed up, presented
it to the Board and even went so
far as to announce that the board
had turned it down before the board
themselves had taken any action on
it.
Guess maybe that isn't going some.
The board met on Friday and de-
cided after serious deliberation that
the only proper thing to do was to
deny the petition under the circum-
stances, but the Froid paper came out
on Friday and decalred the thing had
been done.
You know if one was inclined to
say something nasty one would al
most say that the dear folks in
Froid knew their petition was wrong
and anticipated the move the board
would be forced to take. Don't you
know, by jove, old top, it does seem
funny, doesn't it old top, old top.
Talk about the big city papers be-
ing on the job giving their readers
the news right hot off the bat, they
are not in it with the Froid Tribune.
Why, that paper not only gives it's
readers hot news but it gives them
the news a day before it happens. In
it's story telling of what was going
to happen the Froid Tribune forever
and ever brands Frank Weinrich and
Jack Patch. Yes, sir, it sure puts
the Indian sign on that pair of
birds. Ruins them forever They
might just as we'll go off and die now;
they are done for, forever, political
If or any other way. Yep: it's all ov-
er but the shouting.
The Froid Tribune says they are
crafty. Get that-crafty. Terrible,
isn't it? It's bad enough to call a
man a sun of "a, sun of "a, sun of
a toad, but to call him crafty; that's
quite too much. 1t is, oh yes, it is.
Let's bow our heads now and go in
to silence.
Crafty-spelt with a c.