The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-03-14
SQUIRREL FOOD
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its only going to cost the tax
nayers a little over $1,000 for
this extravaganza, and as
about all We get for our
money is this entertainment,
II surely was thOughtless to
set up the canvass on the
26th, but it seems that Ola
couldn't waite" These pOliti-
clans are eager at times and
impatient. They go off on a
tangent at the most unex-
pected moment. These pOliti-
cal Hulas don't cost them
anything; the county war
rants are still good, tho may
be at small discount. l
would not have minded it so
much had been called on the
Jury so | could have drawn
mileage and per diem while
watching Oscar and Grant do
their acts. Anyway you bet
| am not going to miss it. l
am going to see it and take
in all the sideshOws too, tho
| let my taxes go delinquent.
1t may not be worth $4,000
but | suppose they will do
their best. Farmers don't
mind the spending of a little
money now and then, especial
ly when Grant needs it for
campaign purposes. He had
one of these political cases
up last fall, that was a sort
of a disappointment. | sup
pose he hopes for better luck
this time. His record is not
much Of a blossom as the
monkey would say, and an as
piring politician is badly ham
dicapped without a record.
However, Lou 0nstad might
advise: sometimes too much
record is not so good either.
| am told that Assistant At
tOrney General Ketter is COM
ing up for a speciality. | do
hope most of the taxpayers
get front seats-it won't cost
them anymore to see the ami
mails than to stay at home;
it will all be in their taxes
next fall and next fall is quite
a spell yet. So here's for
the big whOOpee.
"a -
And now they say Ray Lang
has taken an automobile agen-
cy down at Williston so won't
run for county commissioner
well the angels take care of
their own. Ray viii save
himself a Lot of grief and dis
appointments. He wOuld
have run just a little behind
Ed IversOn, and Ed just won't
know he's in the race for the
dust-even tho French does
support him. They say Frank
don't bank any too much on
Ed, but he would rather stick
by a man he knows" thar
take chances en- a stranger
But French and Ed Power.
wont cut SO much ice in tn,
campaign this fall.
s.
There will be plenty of can
didates for county commits
siOner outside of those men
toned. Fred Ibsen is max
ing sheep eyes, himself, the,
do say, and maybe ViggO Pet
ersen, too.
|. 1t may be such a thing tina
"Red" Erickson may try tn
jOust for county attOrne
with Blackwell. ]. j. Gunthe
and Hans Wagner are ais
possibilities if Lou Onsta
runs for the State Senate o
for Judge of the Suprem
Court.
Hans Madsen, we are tOlk
| has "dun changed his mind
and will run for sheriff afte
all. Some say that Han
can't be beaten-but that
just ''huey." Hans isn't 6
! strong. But he can beat
Franc hurry or Oscar COlIir
and probably Bob RObke-bu
if ViggO Petersen or Ma
Hueth would get in the rae
it might be different.
Albert HOLMAN is servin
his first and only term
; county treasurer. He was Il
accident of last election. Pc
pie almost 'fa' down and s
boom" when they heard Il
news. Albert Just proved tn
: anything could have be-
elected in the fall of 1928:
! Oscar Collins had only had Il
/ CUTS to have filed for clerk
recorder, he, too, would ha'
n been elected. Oh! those shi
$ that pass in the night. Abe
: has a badly inflated caput-
fact the pressure is just
d trifle over AZ. but the pressu
5 will go down after next n
vember.
$50
And now gossip has it til
: eye genial host is being SUI
a for 10000 smackers for allie
4 alton of affectiOn-"Oh v
( gay CavalierO - it com
: mighty dearo."
$50
! And comes that famous c.
adam whiskey runner with
IF letter in the Bladder"
! intimates that he knows of
mares nest. Well, why do
he sho0t. We hone the