The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-04-29
Convention Of
Al-JOin-H Hands With-Main-
street Party
By HANS RASMUSSEN

By HANS RASMUSSEN
The following is list of dele
gates picked by somebody TO hold
a convention here this Friday ev-
ening for the purpose of nominat-
ing candidates for a joint Repub-
lican-D Democratic county ticket:
Raymond-P. L. Collins, Peter
Nordby, Claud jackson, A. A. Rio.
Outlook-Andrew LELAND, Palm
er Scott, Frank Rooster, Roy Udy.
Outlook-Charles Grant, Bill
Ruegsegger, Victor Anker, Chas.
Buzzard.
Redstone-Jack White, ]. w.
Bucklin, Ed Engebritson, F. j..
Sherry.
Archer-Edward Lee, John Egg
gen, Ernest Lee, Fred Lee.
Daleview-George Points, Chris
Lindorf, Jack Wagner, F. o. Tor
no.
Plentywood-C. w. Peterson, ].
w. Mckee, Percy Neville, o. j.
Collins.
Plentywood-H. P. Foster, Ed
Peterson, E. E. Belansld, John
, Palubich.
McNulty-S. A. Nelson, Fred
, Herman, Peter N. Hoist, C. w
! ! Nelson.
! Antelope = Weldon Richardson
r. R. LELAND, o. B. Hoven, C. E
Mclaughlin.
= Wolf Creek-H. B. French, J
: Cowan, Dan Campbell, E. E. Sher
! idan.
E Reserve-G. C. Wagner, Car
5 Hole, Gust Strand, Jens Lind.
}: Medicine Lake.. S. Miller, 81
e mon Gaffney, A. G. Anderson, R
/ N. Buchanan.
Medicine Lake-Edward Rankin
Is Edward Stubban, Edward Power!
y l. c. Faaborg.
"a Quitmeyer-Ernest F. Lipscomi
u c. r. Brock, H. w. Henke, F. Ho1
le felt.
ID Homestead - D. D. Bolyard, T
lie A. Knudson, L. A. Stout, j. S. o
" ness.
o. Of course, this list would not
lC complete without such names {
Peter Bruvold of Comertown an
w Ditmarson of Westby and a fe
&C others.
o. The Plentywood Herald has tn
to say: Gone outstanding featu
= of next weeks convention is TIL
in it gives promise of being strict
a farmers ticket This is
re it should be. This is an agricT
~. tural county, and consequent
no farmers should have the most
. say in determining how it shou
on. be managed we need not fe
ed that their selection will be wise
nd made"
he Now, don't that sound good
you farmers. 1t is going to be
AZ farmers ticket-your ticket. Mai
,od street has had a change of hea
They are going to let the farme
Tor run the county. When you 6
in over that ticklish feeling, tn
look at the list again and you "
not find, that, with the exception
in at two or three, it is the most ma
street-minded bunch that could
in found in the county. That a f
nd bolshevik farmers have been
at vited is only done for stage pla
Everything has been cut q
yea dried long before the convent
~ and asking the farmers to come
Of is done for the purpose of maxi
at, them believe they are taking
'A- active part in what is going
Who The political schemers such as:
last Powers, Joe Dolin, Frank Free
and Simon Faaborg of Medic
Lake; Oscar Collins, J. w. Nick
Jack Bennett and Harry Polk
this Plentywood, have everything fl
In before hand and everything Il
ork have agreed on is going to go
van, er. All the farmers have to d.
lson to say amen.
nah In reading between the lines
ness the Herald you can see how
lineup is-the timber mentio
1ane for sheriff is Hans Madsen,
Smith and Lou Helm of Pier
say-- wood; Weldon Richardson of
g. ana INC, telope; VIM. Ruegsegger of
nv look; Nels Markuson, "Doc" 81
ons. ems and Clifton Mckenzie of N
i l;ans icine Lake. What Mainst,
ay. wants is a sheriff that will dc
ster they tell him, one who will go
:. grab the farmers machinery
and cattle whenever he is told. r
Madsen has been good to then
d in that respect, but there has
-roin times where he dared to have
the mind of his own. For that re;
Edna Hans is expected to be let
En- eara, kind of easy and Nels Mark
look has been pointed out as being n
dependable. There is going b
have lot of sheriff timber left owe
r in that convention.
The prospective candidate
sact- county commissioner menti,
ruay are: Frank French and Niels
snty- Miller of Medicine Lake, A. G.
son of Homestead, w. D. LIE
DECK y Christ Madsen and Walter
kildsen of Dagmar and Al
that Mann south of Plentywood.
Void, side of French none of I
I Tbe mentioned has any more show
unity being nominated at this cor
sue ton than the man in the n
caller Frank has served Mainstreet
and they are not going to
t the chances on anyone else. But
WOOD order to fool others, delega
have been busy lately {
around and telling people
NOV and there they had been d
south for the commissioners job,
: the the makes them stick out their {
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