The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-07-20

Arrangements have been completed
by the Executive Committee of the
Sheridan County Nonpartisan League
Organization for monster two days
picnic to be held at Brush Lake, Sat-
urday and Sunday, July 28th and 29th.
The League Executive Committee
has rented the grounds forAthe day,
including the big dance pavilion, the
| swimming suits, the bath house, and
the dining rooms and all of the rights
to stand privileges for the time of the
picnic. All of these will be managed
by the Committee and after the ex-
penSes of the picnic has been betrayed,
the remainder if there is any will go
into the treasury of the county COM
mittee.
The committee is trying to get
United States Senator B. K. Wheeler
of Montana, Gov. Joseph M. Dixon of
the State of Montana, Sen. Lynn J.
/! Frazier of North Dakota, Sen. J. M.
Anderson of Richland county, VIM. F.
Dunno, editor of the Butte Bulletin,
Sen. Robert M. La Toilette of Wis
cOnsin to deliver addresses during the
afternoon of the two days. Sen.
Magnus Johnson and Sen. Henrik
Shipstead were invited to come but
wired that it would be impossible fol
either of them to come. As the Pro-
ducers News goes to press, it is not
known exactly who the speakers will
be as results by wire seem to be very
slow. Sen. Wheeler advises by wire
that he has wired Sen. La Toilette
urging him to come. Next weeks pa
per will have a complete text OF
speakers together with the program
Watch for bills
This Farmers picnic and frolic viii
be the Chautauqua of Chautauquas
, it will give you the opportunity Of
) seeing and hearing a number of the
leading men of the farm bloc group
the champions of a new day in poll
tics, fresh from the latest people,
victory in Minnesota: you will hav'
the opportunity of meeting them fac
: to face, of shaking their hands ant
hearing of the legislation which the,
are planning on introducing in con
gress for the purpose of bringing re
S lief to the farmers and workers 0
f the nation who are now crushed an
V ruined through defation and unparal
Y leled exploitation. 1t will be a da,
: of days, an event of events; one tha
: you have been waiting all summer t
attend Besides this galaxy of speak
ers there will be singing, dancing
swimming, base ball games, boxin
match, and an aerial circus. There Wi
be something going on all Of the tim
to prohibit one dull moment durin
the whole two days.
NHTTT CONTTC .
The picnic is being widely adveItiS
ed-peOple from the western cOuntIe
of North Dakota VIII be there by tn
thousands as we'll is literally th0us
Gnds from Daniels, Richland, KOose
wit and Sheridan county, Montana
The Executive Committee of the Men
, partisan League of Sheridan count
welcomes all, whether Of their poiiti
J. cal belief or not. They invite every
q one to come out 10 hear the speak
g ers, to dance, swim and have a glori
S Gus good time with the farmers on til
/ short Of beautiful Brush Lake.
f DANCING
There will he Ian .,n5 1T the lug
pavilion on a fine waXed floor a
smooth as glass during the late after
noon and evening of both SatHrda
and Sunday. The music viii be III
very best attainabe in order to il
sure the greatest amount )f pleasuT
Io~ everyone. The dance tickets wi
le the usual rates. The lancing
surely delightful in the cool lake al
SWIMMING
Those who have swimming suits al
urged to bring them-dressing room
can be rented at the bath house b
those who do not bring tent. Thos
who do not have suits along can rel
them at the bath house for a nomin;
fee. The water in the lake is no
very warm and pleasant to swim in.
" BASE BALL GAMES
There will be baseball game abo1