The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-07-18

sentiment between now and next
fall.
!il!l!!
There were only a few demo-
cratic votes, but they were pow
erful-did as much as 1000 repub-
Leans: for the few also nominated
a ticket just as good as the re-
publican ticket. ]. j. Gunther got
the nomination for the legislature
on the Democratic ticket. What
would a campaign be without J.
j. Gunther as a candidate. He
was nominated with 6 votes, while
it took 1900 to nominate Andrew
LELAND. Why the democrats did
not nominate another candidate
for the legislature is not known,
but another may show up yet in
time.
I !!!!l!!
Max Hueth spent lot of time
trying to get the republican nom
ination for sheriff and fell down,
but he had the democratic NOM
ination wished on him with only
Z votes. Sheridan county has
elected almost as many democrat
ic sheriffs as it has republican.
Maybe Max might win yet.
!!i!!!l
: And our friend Aage Tn. Lar
son, the man who wore the old
Brown Derby before AL Smith
took a fancy to it, who was ar
, ardent Lacquer and later Farmer.
Labor party man as long as he
could get an office, then when hi
, found the Farmer-Labor party
l would not send him to the State
Senate he went shay wire" anC
. denounced his old pals as athe
lists, frog eaters, dead beats anC
: crooks, and moved over to tn,
/, ranks of such honest nell as 10,
DOlin, Frank French, Lard Olsol
and Dave Kelly in the republican
J party, and ran for the State Sen
ate anyway but failed TO get over
Then he started a contest, but di,
not get one vote to support il
. This summer, Aage became in
q fatuated with Joe Dolin and ha
the Dolins out to his home 60
e chicken dinner severa
times. He used to invit
/ Charlie Taylor out for dinner to
> in the good old days. Aage di
" not get any support for the Senat
so he tossed in the old derby fo
q the house, in spite of discourage
ment. Well his republican friend
could not see him for the dus
u Old Lard Olson come out for I'll
two Uelands, and little Joe did NJ
even mention him and Aage "a
F. J. Sherry a hard race for La
place. The voters just dragge
Aage out into the back alley al
laid him on the ash heap-we
never hear of Aage any NOR
Sic semper renegades. and faker
They all come to the same en-
w However a tear for his bier.
L. !!!!!!!
st Frank French put Ed Iversc
to over in a field of six with 5;
I'd votes. If Frank and Joe can r
ne peat in November, Joe will ha'
r the printing contract the rest
ne his life. And why not, II
ty spoils to the winnerl
ok !!!!!I!
We Marjorie Markuson got II
f. votes to Ethel Singleton's go
of WinOinO the uoroipafio,o II
ty said Miss Singleton wept. w
IS we are sorry. But a lady Mi
us Singleton beat also did the sar
We thing. In this political gar
of there is no place for tears. !
one can win every time-and '
he all admire the good loser and t
X good winner. That's always
Ot sad thing in politics: one alwa
ng loses. However, if Plentywo
had supported Miss Singleton
at unanimously as Medicine Lake {
elf Miss Marluson, Miss Singlet
ng would have won, but Plentywo
so did not do that. 1t was Plent
TX wood that elected Frank Fren,
Use 1t was Plentywood that elect
Grant Blackwell. Medicine La
ed, cast her vote solid for her can
I'D rates and Plentywood supports
the ways with a substantial vc
the That's the difference between
ust two towns. Frank French
ore spent most all of the road MOI
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