The producers news., 1927-03-18

OIuD ana OLner similar CIVIC DOQleS
Of the county interested in the de-
velopment of Home Industries. The
Plentywood Club sent a committee,
composed of Carl Bull, c. S. Nelson
and Mr.. Undhjem of the Plentywood
Drug store to call upon all of the
business men of Plentywood urging
them to attend this meeting.
Storm Prevents Outside Visitors
The Commercial Clubs of the sew
eral villages of Sheridan county had
selected delegates to attend the meet,
but most of these delegations, though
in hearty sympathy with the meet
ing, were unable to attend because
of the storm raging that day. Jack
White and Dan Mckay represented
the village of Redstone and N. L.
Loucks of the DOoley Implement Co.,
represented Dooley at the meeting,
taking great interest in the program.
success of the undertaking. Besides
the surrender of the Temple for the
evening, the Drill team of this very
worthy organization put on a two
act comedy which contributed no
small part of the evenings entertain
ment.
Meeting Passes Appropriate ResOlu-
tiOns.
At the afternoon session, Chair
man Krogman appointed a committee
composed of A. F. Ziebarth, Jack
White, o. A. Moe and S. J. Palubicki,
as a special committee on resolutions,
to report proper resolutions to the
meeting, which were reported by the
Committee and read by o. A. Moe as
spokesman for the committee which
are as follows:
Resolutions
We the Special Committee of the
Home Industries meeting, duly ap-
pointed and qualified and acting in
behalf of the convention, hereby
present, recommend and urge that
the following resolutions be adopt
ed by this convention:
First: Whereas Sheridan County,
Montana, possesses excellent facili-
ties in tho following industries:
farming, dairying, mining, flour
milling, merchandising, banking,
baking, machine repairing, black
smithing, bOttling, tailoring, print
ing and other activities. and
Second: Whereas, we of the Com
mittee know that all sections of
the people residing in said County
have access to all of the afOre-
mentioned facilities and are able
to secure ample services and ac-
cOmmOdatiOns for its endeavOrs,
and
Third: Whereas, 1t is to the best
interest of all of Sheridan County
and its people to avail themselves
of these facilities. qualities, prices
and services being equal
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE-
SOLVED that the general public
be urged to support the said home
Industries and increase its pOpula-
tiOn and wealth by patronage of its
stores, factories, shops, mills and
mines, which patronage of its
stores, factories. shops, mills and
mines will revert to the well being
of the people OF said County, and
which is bound to help build bet
ter homes, shops, stores, mills,
mines and factories and roads, and
which will in turn increase the
value of farm lands and city real
estate.
This Committee further recon-
mends that the public be urged to
assist in the development of petrO
leum which the government geolo-
gist advises exists within Sheridan
County, Montana.
And 1t is further resolved that a
copy of these resolutions be sent to
all newspapers in the county.
A. F. ZIEBARTH
JACK WHITE
o. A. MOE
]. P. PALUBICKI.
Special Committee on Resolutions.
THE EXHIBITS
TailOrs
ID. Nelson, local tailor, had a fin
exhibit of suits from the yard good
in the bolt to the finished suit, show
ing the suits in the several stages o
development from the cloth to tn
finished garment. This exhibit wa
instructive and interesting and at
tracted lot of attention. Mr.. Mel
son is a very expert tailor and ha
developed a growing and prosperou
business here in Plentywood as peo
pie come to realize the value of tn
nigh class suits made in his shop.
VIM. Hanisch, the tailor, repairma
and cleaner, who has been in Plenty
wood a long time, had on exhibit
fine line of samples for made-to
measure clothing, calling attention t
the fact that this service can be Sc
cured in Plentywood, Just as higl
class service as is furnished by an
itinerant on the road who are her
today and gone tomorrow.
Sheridan Coal
The Plentywood Coal Company. A
V. Hopkins, proportion, and the Stor
aash coal mines, had fine exhibits o
Sheridan county coal. This coal is
natural resource of this section O
the country which has been an i'm
portant factor in the developmen
and prosperity of these open spaces.
Bakery Goods.
The Plentywood Bakery, which
a prosperous home industry, had O.
exhibit a fine array of its wares
bread, buns, pies, cakes and cookies
all made of Sheridan county whea
mllled by the Plentywood mill. Thi
exhibit was attractive and appetizin