Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-04-17

The Chamber Of Commerce, Minnea-
polls, MINI.
Westby, Montana
April 7th, 1890.
The Plentywood Herald
P~lentywood, Montana
Dear Editor:
1.-THE Show Endeth," says the Pro-
ducers News.
Yes you said it, big boy, only
mean the show "Nig" Collins started
over by Plentywood several years ago
and was able to keep up as long as
the underworld ruled Sheridan Coun-
ty.
But as soon as we got "this new
awful bunch in, mig" began to feel
annoyed and kind of shakey, then
finally he was brought to justice.
This hurts the underworld and you
can hear every outlaw citizen in the
community of Sheridan county, feels
bad about it and hollars about that it
was a 'frame-up."
Even if it was a frame-up, who got
hurt? Surely no innocent party.
If mig Collins has lived up to
the reputation he has, he should have
been in Jail ever since Rodney's first
term as sheriff and maybe before
that. 1t was not fair that the other
parties should go unmolested.
At least they should have had a
good "horsewhipping' and | under
stand that Frank Fishbeck is a mar
ried man, and besides the beating,
some tar and feathers should be APP
piled to him.
Neither he or Palubicki had any
business to chase with these high
school girls and if they had any re-
spect for themselves or their families
they would not have been seeking
the company of this Collins man.
The Producers News make fun of
the trial by calling at "Bakewells
Hypodrome."
1t hurts that he won the case l
understand.
MIR. Blackwell would not take any
money from the underworld, if he had
been willing to, they would have
known about it and he would have
been offered a lot, / am sure and it
would have saved their king and
leader.
Hats off for Grant Blackwell! He
done a fine job when he got Collins
convicted and he proved himself well
worthy to being reelected as county
attorney again.
Every s~elfrespecting person APP
preciates what he done, and what the
rest does neither he or anybody else
need to worry about.
| understand that the Producers
News is owned by several hundred
farmers in Sheridan County, and it
is a paper Of the people, for the
people ard by the people, and am
very thankful that it has not anymore
circulation than it has or a person
would be ashamed to say that you
lived here. What does the world
think of a paper of the Producers
News type who so openly defends all
underworld element and who puts up
such fights for them to save their
skin?
What kind of people does the world
think live here, and what kind of
farmers do people think we have
here that own the paper.
The Producers News always says
that the Courthouse needs a house
cleaning, but / think the farmer-own-
of the Producers News can stop
in and clean up the Producers News
office on the way down to the court
house and we will have a respectable
paper again.
So Townely is going to speak in
Plentywood next Sunday?
He sure is a "farm relief man If
there ever was one.
He sunk all of the money he could
get hold Of from the farmers, in oil
to start with and now he and
Taylor, "Hon Taylor, are trying to
make a go Of the American Temper
ance League in hope that Townley
would be elected for Congress, and
10 as he has promised to do, make the
country wet and get hold of more
money to sink into oil wells, all for
he benefit Of the farmer.
What guarantee a Townley give
he public for that if he gets them to
stake him again, that the same thing
will not happen as it did before.
But if they are willing to give their