The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-08-18

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LEGISLATIVE TICKET INTERESTS
me Nonpartisan League farmers
al anu iaoorers are particularly interest
/ Iu IN electing two good men to the
s stature to represent them at Hell
eIia next winter and have endorsed fo,
e ehe Two places which they have to
III, James Ostby, prominent and
popular farmer of McCabe, who made
"a me race for the state senate against
2 5lenry Lowe last year and John O.
Auck, prominent school teacher. who
IS a homesteader in the Landeyille
precinct, Roosevelt county. Mr.. luck
mas come into fame as the warrior,
Who has fought Sid Bennett and the
Dahlels county gang to a FRAGILE at
ocopey He is a real fighter. He
used to be principal of the Scobev
scnoo.s and was later principal of the
schools Of Flaxville, teaching and
homesteading and farming at the
same time. Mr.. luck and Mr.. Ostbv
are ooth pronounced progressives in
polltics and both are men of ability
ana Il seems at this time thew both
Wlil De nominated on the republican
ticket for the legislature insurinp two
good men in the house from Roose-
yelt county at Helena next winter
'oHN ANDERSON~FOR SHERIFF
Jonn Anderson who was elected by
the farmers for the office of county
commissioner in Roosevelt county.
defeating Frank Weinrich, and who
was in turn counted out by Frank
Welnr1ch by means of fraud in the
I92O election, and stung for the tidv
little sum of $1,000 by Judge Conner
just to teach him, it is said. to keen
out OF election contests in Roose-
velt county, has thrown his hat
INTO the ring for sheriff and
the boys do say that John is running
like house afre ad will undoubtedly
be nominated, John is vote getter
That is certain and a hard man to
beat.
BROWN FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
Leonard Brown is in the race for
county attorney and is right on Cat
Inns tracks. He is giving him real
fancy race and 1T IS tossup as to
who will win. It is reported that
most OF the Nonpartisan League farm
ers of Roosevelt county are back of
l<roWn again. Brown has lots of J
friends.
HARDIE for CLERK & RECORDER
Hardie of McCabe is making the
race against Jack Dryer for the office
Of Clerk & Recorder and those who |
know claim that the McCabe farmer
has Dryer beat at the starting post. |
lime will tell. Hardie is a very cap
able and a very popular man. The |
cacuers are mostly for Farfiie, if net |
soiir'ly.
OLSON DROPS hUT
Thc Producers News IS informed
rat Olson, the Froid hardware mtr-
,h;,nt, who is a candidate for the
failed to complete his Pc
ltlons and is out of the race. If
his Is true the Wolf Point Herald
7ll have to revise its cleal-up ticket
mi substitute Ostby in the place If
Olson, which will after all make a
much stronger ticket.
BIG VOTE ELECTION DAY
The interest in politics in Roosevelt
ounty is at white heat, and While it
S now likely that the reservation pre-
incts in Roosevelt county will cast
he vote that it did in the general
lection last fall, yet it is very likely
hat there will be an exceptionally
arge vote cast at the primary cleo
ions. It is reported that J. W. An
erson of Sidney and Oscar J. Collins
f -Plentywood will receive a very
eavy vote for senator and congress
nan, respectively, and it is claimed
hat both of these gentlemen will get
big vote at Poplar and Culbertson,
esides a heavy labor vote at Wolf
'oint.