Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-10-18
THAT ESSEX SEDAN
is NOW AT STAKE
Leader Saturday Night Has Top.
Heavy Chance To Win
Prize Car.
They're on the stretch!

lney Te OH Tile oIlS
Workers in the Herald's big sales
club subscription drive have reached
the turn, manuvered themselves into
place for the final dash, and from now
until the finish will be battling for
supremacy under whip and spur.
With honors thus far equally divid-
ed, leading club members are prepar-
ing with feverish haste and intensity
to make a final stand for victory
before 10 o'clock Saturday night,
October 20-the close of the second
period and incidentally to last of the
subscriptions to be received direct by
the Sales Club department
During the last few days Rev. j. N.
Dordal, popular pastor of the Westby
Lutheran church succeeded in over
taking last weeks leader and landing
in first position, with close second
in Sylvia Thorstvedt, of Raymond.
Following the two leaders and so close
that hair-line figuring is almost nee
essary comes Vera Bedwell, of Red
stone; Mrs. Vera Davis, of Outlook;
Katherine Marron and Mrs. Ella M.
Hunt both of this city.
Any one of these six leaders are
in a position right now to make a
''spurt of speed" and corrall the win
ming votes between now and 10 o.
clock Saturday night, the close of the
second period and another reduction
in the vote schedule.
Pace is Growing Hot
Any doubt as to the closeness of the
race has been removed. Also it has
been proven that there is a bunch
of hustling go-getters in Sheridan
county who do not stand back on for
malities, but pitch right into the fray
and get what is coming to them. The
race thus far has been remarkably
close one, so it depends almost entire
ly upon the results obtained between
now and Saturday night-THE LAST
OF THE BIG VOTES-as to who will
finish victorious.
More general action has takei,
place during the past week than at
any other time since the campaign be-
gan. Each of the workers are more
determined than ever to be declared
winner of first honors.
Interest in the competition is run
ming high and strong This is no idle
boasting for there has entered into
the contest another and very import
ant factor that has attracted civic
pride and community spirit. 1t hass oc
CURED to hundreds of residents in the
various communities that to have the
honor of award coming to their will
age is no matter to be slightly over
looked, and the general concensus of
opinion in each Of these localities is
that THEIR CANDIDATE MUST
WIN.
Business men are looking upon the
matter as an advertisement not only
for their own establishment, but for
the community as well. They realize
that the winning of SO valuable a
prize as the Essex Super Six Sedan
not only means that the winner will be
the center of interest and appreciation
for many weeks following the race
but the same merchants and residents
have also awakened to realization
never will the event be forgotten and
that as long as people visit and COM
municate one with the other they will
be saying "our local candidate wor
the grand capital prize over eight OF
ten localities.
Enter Community Pride
And so it has developed that com
munity pride and thrill has entered
the race. Wide-awake neighbors ane
friends are not going to see their To-
cal candidate go down to defeat be-
cause they fail to do their part in sub.
scribing or extending their subscrip
tions. And SO they are giving their To-
cal candidate their support. Let the
Essex Sedan be driven up and parked
in front of any business house, anC
let the winner, with. nine out of ten