The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-07-30
MANY APPLICANTS RE-
FUSE COUNTY AID

A lot was said last spring Of the
necessity of the seed grain bond is
sue and many needy farmers made
application for the aid, But It seems
that when q large number Of those
farmers come to realize how they
were going to he held up for the need.
ed relief they refused the relief and
withdrew their applications.
However, singular as it may seem,
when the seed grain liens and mort
cages were reported by the johnson
Abstract Company, Inns for all who
had filed applications appeared in the
county records as liens against the
lands of the applicants who had with
drawn their application or had re-
fused the county loans, Just how It
is possible to file liens against lands
before notes, liens or mortgages has
been signed by the parties against
whom the liens have been made is a
puxzling proposition to anyone out
side of Sheridan county. Here, how
ever, the usual rules Of law have no
standing and our officers do just as
they please.
reports indicate that a large number
of these illegal and fraudulent liens
have been released. 1t belooves all
farmers who made applications and
later for any reason did not perfect
the necessary procedure and get the
aid, to investigate and see If therc
are any liens standing against their
lands. When tax time comes they
may find taxed against their land,
money, that some of our local long
fingered gents may have gotten away
with.
The list of those, the liens against
! whom have been released, follows:
Ole T. lbsen. Alfred c. loren, Chris
Hanson, Folmer r. Christensen, Ole
Bruide, Milford Auleenbauer, VIM. d,
; iAldedice, Ralph J. Williams, John
Tkachyk, c. J. Carlson, Edward K,
Fry, Ted Jensen, Ferdinand Audet
J. H. Cowan, Rudolph Nelson, Dom
;. aid Nicholson, Chas. E. Chicoine, Roy
l Cluster, Carl w. Paulson, H. J. Hole
!. A. l.. Brunei, Frank Dupey, Mich
a Locken, C. E. Lundquist, John F.
e Gates, Julian Erickson, p. H. De
E vaney, o. E. Lien, Gus kuehl, Hans
r Christ Hanson, John A. Stoen, Ottr
Sorensen, Thee. Brien, A. T. Larson
!: Bergetta Sjaastad, Joe Vogel, Mel
+ vim B. Mendenhall, J. J. Morgan, Mar
S tin B. Dillon, J. H. Mcmillan, Amos
q Pence, Alex Patterson, George Gle
S ments, Joe Skornogowski, Martin Tor
p gerson, Gust Pads, Jacob Muller
Emil Discher, Arthur Chicoine, D. A
Abbot, Edward Faillon, Jas. G. John
son, r. M. Humbert, Theodore Thorst
vedt, Andrew TymoRchuk, Ole c
berg, Andrew BirtihaEen, E. T. Hen
|, ninger, Ferdinand Hueth, S. Z. Klov
! stad, Henry Hinxman, Elmer Eng, Jo'
} B. Caffrey, George NJ. Anderson
James Conroy, w. ]. Alexander, Mar
r vim ]. Shartf, Mark Jeanette. Geo
= Darchuk, Adolph Christensen. Ann.
Little, John NJ Bystrom, Emory J
LaRoche, Roy Chisholm, D. d: Day
Orville Chrisman, William w. Smith
!. C. H. Nau, H. p. Nichols, J. H
= Boynton, C. E. Chapman, w. w. IN
\ cobs, Walter Hage, Harold GuentheE
. B. R. Guenther, Andrew Misolin, Der
n ger Larsen, E. c. Jacobsen, N. d
e Forsberg, H. A. Steven, NJ. F. Burke
= Burr J. Wolff, Paul T. Paulson, Car
e J. Lerager, T. F. Ragsdale, Normal
y Nelson, Frank Jazdxewski, John Glib
< < ney, J. J. Mcintosh, Mrs. Ernest Par
u ads, Elmer E. Rasmussen, lsak Ny
e gard, Frank Sitter, y0han Smith
Is meyer, M. A. Anderson, VIM. Forchak
-, Gordon Downey, Chas. G. Becklund
:" H. S. Thompson, Arthur J. Minor
:. Earl G. Jennings, Guy E. Allen, Chris
y tan Taude, Will Tkachyk, E. N
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