The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-20

WHY THE FARMERS VOTE FOR STANGfAAND
There very good reason in fact there are several god
W. stgeand for Judge of the District Court Of the Tween
First they Remember the decision Judge
dered madamus brought against the commits
to % Me es S d "fS% %"as w nc
Montana Dskots Grain Company year ,S ago on last April ~
this Mess, Watkins and a Esmc1d o went to MINIS Mms
BY FimS Weieh and made settlement! WITH the Montana :
Ga" Grain HS~ M"u an" che1 ID and Mr. 1k over a "s
d without amy tat creS the the hnm ct 3h
seed grain the Montana Dakota Elevator Graf"
Company which was done ...-
the resolution authorizing Mess,S Watkins and Red
mod make the settlement and those gentlemen have "" ?"'
M*srs. MaknS and Redmond paid for their services
An expert public accountant was placed upon the records OF
S n1c s% n H G A;X rr1 rs x%S S
tried TO- fire. him when he c"nneecd to dig up tngs o GRAIN
Company Sheridan 81 200 for money th'' had
s i" @ Ws w had v "" sS" o " and "
ccoun' sent to Mnpo with the pr"c, src s to
sort of settlement had been made with them b, Mc1 Maxim
ed S"% hcR " @ G Se to a 3" T nc
books and records because little gree" w9 ate the n r' and
The accountant returned ID, to rS"tyw"cd va m r, m ,n
books and records of Sheridan county and that report was
cc%y X Acz G"her ' ""G 5 sc " S
ant to the resolutions which that body placed urc
Gunher did this because he claimed that he wanted to knoy
whsr he WAS at hft"S he H"sh' suit s"x M r M"""
*o rto "SSS had paid d. Mf f " md had r ~ Mat
lis whether the Grain company had not paid tho ana
still owed Sheridan count the SCI ooo a ...>..,
o": t to esmp thc r cG m1n So their records"
Attorney llurd Falls appeared defense the
The county commissioners paid $500 coming
Of , o." an the =" day I'D " 1 rid s w @SS chn
son Tn""s Mathis a"d several St other" Of the c%cr Fry
They were badly e MSed and WERE pate and ne'v"'>
nh" t, o e n.< to study tho SrS nxI rT'
this time he refused t;unthc any time Whatever, ron, hank
% after after r he ! grants" C1 h Until *SHs " t q"
made by 1lu for the and cuc for the pcoo
Gun;er had Just been Sns|@ted nr" and , could not t
this important by Conner because Corners dear friend Hud
wanted to leave on the morning train.
IS lust how fair and Interested in justice o' the t;~~
Gomez did this nrc,tan. aavxemcr
as" IT Gs sMs s Ef 17d CA T s XXI h '"
He directed very insulting and sarcastic remarks
Gunthe if Gunther had committed crime coming before
With ." the peoples decided that they
did not need to tell was none Of the taxpayers business in 9th
There OF relief tho faces of vcinrch
And nd little h that k have tod 5 ha VII, xs t thai Svc
m nSsS and ae that S Vs the M S6
-, The The x fsat has d TOD BY 1soc or
Redmond right in his pocket to file if necessary.
BUT TT WASN'T NECESSARY.
And claimed that Hurd & Norris have Dragged o
that they had made created and control all of the Judges
Of the high line
There is excuse for the dismissal of the r"ndms
the compel them make
of the settlement with the Montana Dakota Grain Company
and c. E. Conner knows it.
second, the honest working people of Sheridan
will forget forgive C. E. Corners activities the Council
of Defence when the terror established and
forced to either borrow at ten buy bond
to jail.
Conner the home lnorlu;: pee,
them