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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
GOOD ADVICE
Annapolis CliIxen GIseN Informatien
OF Priceless Value

AnnApolis ClsISen GIser Informatien
Of Priceless Value
when you suffer from hackache,
Headaches. dizziness. nervousness,
Feel weak. languid, depressed.
Have annoying urinary disorders;
DO ypu know what 10 do
Some Annapolis people do.
Read the statement that follows.
Its from an Annapolis Citizen
Testimony that can he investigated.
Mrs Mary i. Nelson. 80 Holland
street, says While moving some
years ago had severe attack Of
kidney trouble and think ii was
brought on by walking up and down
stairs 50 often / had terrible pains
across the small of my back and my
sight blurred NY kidneys gave me
no end on trouble and my feet swelled.
MORNINGS ] felt more tired than when
went to bed tried different med
icines but with little benefit until
friends told me about Deans Kidney
Pills used some, getting them att
the n r. Smith Pharmacy and nov
4 have very little kidney trouble
When do feel In need or kidney
medicine | take Doan's for think
there Ii nothing like them
Price soc. at all dealers Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy get
Doans Kidney pills the same that
Mrs. Nelson had Foster Milburn co.
Mfgrs., Buffalo. N.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
d. S. DEBT CONVERTED
INTO IA CREDIT

Americas pre- war debit ii Europe
Of six billion dollars has been con-
verted into j postwar credit Of eight
billion dollars, according 10 q state
mens made hy Lewis B. Franklin. di-
rector of the Var Loan Organization
of the United States treasury
The money VIE owed Europe AZ the
outbreak al vhe war had gone into our
sranscontEnental railroads. the up
building of our cities and public
works, he said. Securities for our
loan we're held Ia England France.
Holland and Germany
since that time We have bought
back four billion dollars worth 81
;lese securities and leaned privately
is Europe two billions more. eaaaliz-
ing accounts. h addition VIC have
leaned the Allied nations eight billion
aoliars
We cannot lock ID Europe again
for capital 10 develop the natural re-
sources oi the United States. Europe
Is looking to rs as The creditor ma
lion, and employers are looking e the
people III the United States for the
money to make further development
possible.
That IS the aim tile government
has IN mind when il wants 70 perPet
nate lie savings iaea that originated
during the war period New that we
can no longer look to Europe &c send
lis money for the development IL our
natural resources the United states
government Is ready 10 10 into Il cams
paign to foster and encourage the
ideas Of careful spending and the elm.
iiiatfon IL waste
Mr. Franklin asserted that the gov
.ernments Thrift campaign 81 ineuls
cate the habit of savings il connection
vita the sale Of Thrift and War Say
Engs Stamps was vital % the fatu q
financing Of tho country
Iou en- drive horse to water, but
money makes the mare go
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
NEW ENTERPRISE
THING or BEAUTY AT
CENTRAL DRUG STORE

Newton Gilbert, registered phar
lnacist. has recently opened Ct his
Central Drug Store, corner State.
Circle and East street. handsome
parlor Tor dispensing soda water and
ice cream soda parlor Is reached. II
no place none attractive Ia the town
and certainly none more sanitary.
From his drug store has been cut
an archway through which the new
Ice cheam soda parlor Is reached. II
III an addition to the store, built on
1.-THE site Of the Gilbert garage formerly
there on the East street side The
spnrlor Ii finished III latest style of
metal ceiling painted IN pure white
with d a ticate bun tinted border; The
floor Is hard wood, highly polished.
the windows are hung with dainty
white curtains. lamberquin effect. and
handsome polished oak tables arc
placed about with the most comfort,
able Of chat
Al long marble counter stretches TIT
length III one end of the room from
which soda water and Ice cream are
dispensed Everything about the
fixtures il the last word Id santa
ton Water flows continuously over
the utensils used ia serving the cream
and soda, and Gumb waiter sends
the glasses below for cleansing All
syrups are stored In d cement cellar
below where supplies are kept. Papier
macile saucers and plates are used
fer serving the cream and fibre spoons
which are discarded alter each serve
But the equipment Of the Ice cream
soda water parlor Is not all. TO the
rear side Ii rest room for women,
nicely fitted up In new rockers and
table with mirror convenient to ad-
just hats OF powder ones nose. and
this room communicates with d toilet
and wash room sanitary and up4o,
date Id plumbing outfit Such rooms
are 4 comfort especially to visiting
ssofnen from the county. and cannot
fail to be appreciated.
Altogether the new enterprise Of
Dr. Gilbert Is thing Of beauty and
promises to be d Joy forever
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
! Lucky Ones
Al Gard party

Al the card party given last night
~ Mrs. Roof, wife 81 Prof Ralph
Root. 81 Tie Naval Academy at her
resldence in Murray Hill there were
eight tables, and i pfize for each. The
lucky ones were Mrs Dillingham;.
Mrs. Everett. Mrs King, Capt Stra.
horn. prof Weslcott, Prof. Epps, Prof.
Gray and Mr. Billiard A delicious
supper was served after the game
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
Admgsal zine gre4 fns

Raar Admiral Victor Blue. chief oE
the bureau 81 navigation, Navy De
partnent who II under treatment at
the Naval Hospital Washington. Tor b
serious affection oE the heart. Ia III
ported ID BE slowly bur steadily Inn
proving il health and his fssenls are
hopeful Qf bis ultimate recover
& h admitted however that 10 wsli
rcqulrc d long rest before ise Will he
able 10 resume his Official duties.
Life Is short and most og Us are
iii The same III.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
THOSE WHO SHOULD
GIVE 70 SOLDIERS

Money is coming in slowly 70 fl
nance the entertainment 10 be given
The homecoming soldiers. especially
from those who ought % contribute, ais
Tor instance. the hotels, lunch rooms,
soda fountains. soft drink vendors, gar
ages and livery stables
All these will profit largely from
the parade day There will be prob
ably 5000 10 10000 persons ii town
on the occasion and all the shove con
Germs will make 4 bis haul In their
business
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
I..nt hreak the faith

I93nt break the latin
died 10 see Us keep
lads Of ours
.5 III old Flanders sleep
ly gave 20 glad, 50 freely
tl4tt strife
Ma they. TOO, loved
ease and swing of life!
dia not lag,
heard with Joy the call,
Though sell they knew
Ed they might also fall.
,lI iet them rise
Ising Us Ut last
lal Ne forgot. forsook
gtse cause for which they cast
leif young hearts glowing
an hose affairs seered
ain hafo and lust
Ana falfered not, nor feared
Bentztown Bard
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
Entertained

Entertained
Visiting CIergyman
The Rev Or. Laird, pastor Of Mount
Vernon Place N Church, Haltis
more, who delivered the address last
night al Maryland Avenue NJ Il.
Church On the occasion of this
chnrcis twenty NTH anniversary q
the Epworih League was the guest
over night of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Clark at their home on Prince George
street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23

A New York paper says there are
only eight jokes In the world Nom
sense! Thirty nine Republican Sem
ators signed the Lodge round robin.
Charleston News and Courier
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23

Never In the worlds history was
there such another dish Of crow as
that served up to the German dele
gates Ia the dining room Of the Hotel
Trianon And they Will have 70 eat
every scrap Of II, feathers and ALT
charleston Post
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
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Railroad.
m.OaTT TRRmINAIs


ran. Hourly Service Morning and Evening
between Annapolis, baltimore ano
washington and Camp Meade
fyYanhSnKkaM and Camp Meade
Messengers change AZ Naval
Academy Junction.
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
sTeat ssrcet statlen
!. - ~gs0 6.Sl. esa. I'm. xT.50 so. an
49, II, - III 10 AL NJ. 1920. 10, 2.20. III
8. 81 n4J0. Gu $50. 30. 81 1o.se.
11.20 All M
Y.aave Naval Academy Cate 10 minutes
- ssarfier State House Station, Rladen
81. nIaa College Ave, aefeu "a minutes
earlier.
YEAyE RALTTMORE
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f2ga LA Ia x5a x4.shs = $3.50 ~
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"A. M
All trains receive cF diachAfge % ssen geEn
81 lnx.al points between Annap0tts ana
Naval Academy Junction and - LIAM
scunl On signal.
LEAVE WASHINGTON
efs1 q * R{5 xa01 I0.05s 11.to A. Al.s 49,
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49,, .ss,s Ticket s.tEseps West Street etattnn
sssfe House station. College avenue @na
RIaden sfreess Cagvel Isl. Marylana
SFsssST xsls5ssr z Ri NJ n. Tor a2ecs9N. mid
| assnnsen, ete.. connected with the NasAA
Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
SOCIAL ANNAPOLIS
ta4s b MRS. EMMA ABBoTr GAGE
K1i4a D MRS. EMMA ABBoTr CAGE


Leaves re
Greet Husband
Mrs. Puryear wife Of Major Pur-
year. ii. s. hi. G.. who has been stay
ing with her parents while her hus-
band has been overseas, left today for
Newport News. 10 meet her husband
whose arrival Ii expected with the
troops tomorrow
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23

EntfrtalnH "a emf

Entertainment
nehearsals arc developing the latent
,al,flt as actors and actresses In the
e.at for the Novelty Entertainment
II ST.. Mary'a that hitherto has lain
dormant. Many surprises will be
splung on the evening 81 May q when
iils initial performance Will be given
hi tst Mary's Hall The program has
hepn well arranged and Is very pleas
ing The cast has been carefully
chosen. and the entertainment cannot
fail 10 please
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
Major Harrison
ArrIfeh IN japan

MAJOR M16FIsON
Arrives IN Japan
Major Evelyn Arnold Harrison, y.
has arrived In Japan. having
como Ia tho orient IN the Interest Of
ne shipping Hoard He returned IN
lie winter from overseas Ills two
mothers. Major III. Hall Harrison, and
capt Philip Hall HaTriaon, Who have
boon aerylng with the American TX.
peaitionary FORCES arc expected To r.
tatI home In the near future They
N,fa formerly with the Seyenay.nt
DIVISION but were later transferred To
llio lsightieth Division.
Major Harrison Is graduate Of st,
Johns College and has many friends
here
Mrs McWhorter. wife Of Command
CIR Charles r. McNhorter, n, 81 M. Is
giving card party this afternoon at
her home on Rogers Row Naval Aead-
cmy
VIII attend
AIRS. Sc clair Smith. wife of Capt
smith, Il s. NJ, now ifi France. will
attend the dinner dance to be given
tonight at Hotel Belyedere Baltimore,
ii Mrs. j. w. Powell. for the wives
Ii no Glass 1897 who are holding
reunion dinner here.
Mrs. Curtis ]. Nice. and her lIeee,
Mrs. George T. Feldmeyer. who have
been spending fortnight In PhIladel-
plid. returned 10 their home on South
cato avenue, Murray Hill yesterday
afternoon
Mrs Johnson mother Of the Rev
Edward u johnson, Rector sof st.
AHnes who has been spending sew
er4l weeks iii the Episcopal rcctory,
len Yesterday for her home at College
Park
Mrs Il t. Spencer. OF Richmond,
IA who has been the guest Of Mrs. 4.
e Hill, Randall Place, left today for
home accompanying Mrs. Puryear.
Daughter of Mrs Hill On the Bay Line
tfiii enroute TO meet her husband re-
fnfning from overseas,
slrs Harold s Van Buren,, mother
II Aiilshipman Van Buren, 81 the fArat
ga Naval academy. Is giving q card |
partt This afternoon at her residence
N | Maryland avenue
Wedding Invitations
Are Out
Invitations have been issued BY
Mrs Roland Curtin. widow of Com
matlder Curtin, II IL s. ~. TO the mar
sge 81 her daughter. May HamersIy.
ME- peytnn SkipWith Cochran,
Lieutenant tJunior Gradel United
states Nayf The ceremony will Ike /
-llace On saturday. June z. at high /
na,n. iii ST Annes Church. The we'd
diag Will have double Significance as |
ite date falls on the eighteenth birth |
airs 81 the bride. Both bride and
ohi are very popular In the navy /
ana the wedding Will be 9 society
5X9p, II carly June.
Community Dance
Well Attended
Service nlen to the number Of sorae |
attended the service dance last |
glat ii the state Arnory, under the |
reetton of The War Camp Comnlusl-
service 4 number ~ girls MAS
esellt and the aaair was delightful |
sei5Nre ai the recreation offered TIE /
Wlto are On duty here There |
GOOD music and general good /
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
Rugs & Carpets Dry
Cleaned
Any AP0LlS STORAGE 4
TRANSFER C.
81 NORTHWEST STREET
PhoAe Soe

Cleaning foc "a. I'd, caeanfnw Rr&
storing for the aumnaew saeneha am
Meth and Germ pr@ee compartment
l8e square yard
iNark called for aad delivered. AIA
Work cash ON delivery.
Spert packers Tor clsna &ss&
t,sassMare, also crating SnSnitar@ for
shlpfnsuf 70 ala p@ras IS ekle WsRa&.
lreproaf storage GoneF0se @na
steel warehouse.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
| community Dance
Veil Attended

service men to the number Of sorae
sR attended the service dance last
glat Ill the state Armory under the
reetian of The War Camp Commun.
service number Of girls MAS
sent and The aaair was 4 delightful
Ui lie recreation offered the
Wlio are on duty here. There
good music and general good
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23

You can drive d horse to water but
money makes the mare go
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
g. nArmTMnRE

Hi trains receive ar dfachMFGe ~ sseaEe
Al local pointa between Anna polls and
Navai Aeassesay Junction and II Ltnki-
scum Un signal.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-09-05
POWDER RIVER
SHE'S GONE DRY

For some time past it has
been known about the county
that Broadus would put on
some kind Of show for the
benefit Of Powder River Co,,n-
ty as whole. 1t has been
talked about since the creation
Of the county and finally came
to a head on "Wednesday even
ing Of this week when the bust
ness men of this city decided to
make the date October 4th.
1919.
The title OF the show will be
the Powder River County
Stampede. This should not be
taken as just a mere small show
but ON the other hand as the
finest and largest that has ever
taken place in these parts and
one that will not take back
seat for amy show on earth.
The boys Of Powder River
County are up and preparing
t" give the people more for
their money than they have
ever before seen, and if YOU fail
to come YOU will miss the time
Of ynur life.
I.ary" bills will be out in a
few days and from that one
can get d fair idea of the mag
nitude of the affair. The slo-
gan for that day will be "Pow-
der Rivcr-Shc's Gone Dry.
and one will think that they
have chit the largest circus
on earth when the "doinys'
begin ON the morning of Octob-
or 4th. Everything will be in
readiness and tell all your
(Continucd on Last Pa.c)
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-09-05
BROADUS COMING
TO THE FRONT

Broadu> is fast becoming a
metropolitan city and before
another fall has arrived this
city will carry the honors as
being the largest city off a
railroad in the state of Mon
tana. People are coming in
every day looking for lots on
which to build. and we under
stand that every business lot
in the city has been sold
Property values are raising
daily which shows that mucl
faith is placed in the count.
seat Of Powder River.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-09-05
SCHOOL BONO
ELECTION CARRIES

Wednesday was election day
FOR the school district. The
question was to bond the dis
trict to build a school house in
Broadus which carried Is to !
votes. This firmly fixes in tl,t'
minds of all that the people do
sire a school in Broadus at the
earliest possible moment. Al
though the district will bond
for all it can at this time, yet
the money obtained is hardly
enough to build IL suitable
school house and furnish as it
should be done. There are
many ways that can be devised
to raise money for the purpose
Of building Il firSt-class school
in this city and the matter
should be- taken up at once and
see if Il substantial building
could not be secured. We need
the school and there should be
no effort against it.
On the question of moving
the Sand Creek school up to the
Divide the proposition carried
IS to 30. This shows that
some of our residents were
against the proposition but
the majority should rule aud
does. If it will make matters
so that more children can at
tend by moting it should be
moved and now that the ma
iority have desired to move it
the matter should be attended
to at once.
Schools are the main attrac.
ton to any community anO
within a few years Broadus vii
be able to give the best in thi.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-09-05
COMMISSIONERS
ARE IN SESSION

The County Commissioners,
j. II. Morris, Charles Decker
and W. II. Pcays, are III session
this week. The forepart Of
the week was consumed in tax
ing care Of the regular county
business. while the latter part
will be spent in setting the tax
levy for this year and canvass
ing the votes at the recent bond
election.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-09-05

line to all who desire to attend.
So many people Of this conn
munity are not in a position to
send their children away to
school SO that the matter
should be rushed at all cost.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-09-05

The Sand Creek school will
open next Monday morning
with Miss Gertrude Baker as
teacher. While the building is
being moved it is supposed
that school will be dismis sscd.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-09-05

)WDER Of INTEREST.
1t Is stated on good authority
that the high school will open
in Broadus about October 1st.
"a Smith Barker took 4 b"n II
81 sheep to Omaha this week
whore he will dispose Of them
#pn the market.
II. r. Hanna, tile horse buy
or Of st. Louis, was in Broad
us on "Wednesday Of this week
attending to business matters.
JAS. Steadlnan and family of
/ the Olive community were
business visitors in Rrca,;rS
one day the forepart Of thi !,
week.
The Bridgevicw school OPP
.rncd on Wednesday Of this
week with a good attendance.
;, Miss Edna .Amund>on is the
teacher.
Mr.. McMullin who has been
working for Taylor Brothers
suffered a broken rib on Tues
day Of this week by having !,
horse crowd him against one
side Of the stall. He was
brought into Broadus Wedncs-
day and DR.. Meek attended
him.
|! Mrs. J. +. Blcnkncr reports
that the post office will be NOV
rd into its new home besides
!. Monty's store the latter part
. Of this week. The Blenkncr'.
put up the building to hous,
the postoffice and will rcsid,
in the back part during th'
, winter.
Fred Rue and wife are OK
pected back this week fro,,
Thermopolis where they hav'
been spendin. the past t'r"'
, weeks ENJOYING themselves. W
understand that Mrs. c. +
!, Lewis and Mrs. Mar.nrn
Trautman will come ba,.k VT;
them in the car.
I CIas. R. Lewis and chil,Irr
| returned Sunday evening frm
: Sheridan where the childrr
: had been visiting willie <. !
t attended the meeting vt th
. Assessors at Helena. Mr.
/ Lewis went on to~Theruopnli
q to visit her mother. Mrs. Maj
garet Trautman who has bee
at the springs for the pa.
!. month.
d Miss Mary Rawlings. Il
l. popular Stcnoyrapher at tt
u Powder River County Ban
n went into Miles City Mon,';'
k of this week to have some do
u tai work done. Sh, return,
y Tuesday evening. This rrn!r'
~ us that Il deentist could NAL
$, some real money by Ircat,ry
:. this hustling town of Rr' adj
If if he will be quick about it.
in
The new hotel is rapidly ne
ing comnletium and tlf.. ,,ai,
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-09-05

BrOadus, Montana,
R|PPltS ON, the p
G.. W. Miles went into Miles
City on Wednesday to attend to
business matters.
\. Il. Jones of Miles City
spent a couple Of days in Broad
us this week looking after
business MATTERS.
Scottv. the Powder River
County tailor went into Miles
City ThurSay Of this week to
look after business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bartholo-
NEW returned home on Sunday
evening from a few days visit
at Stacey with relatives and
Miles City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. \. Montgomery
returned the latter part Of last
week from visit at Belle
F'ourche, s. d., where they
spent a few days visiting rel
ativrS and friends.
+. q. Retcr has disposed of
his sheep, shipping some OF
them to market while he sold
Il large number of them locally
to people who had feed enough
for the coming winter.
The Frank Il. Kelsey family
Of MoorlIead passed through
the city on Saturday last OF
their way to Miles City. whcr,
they expect t" spend the wint
CT. This was made nrcesSar,
on account of getting nraI
good schools SO that the child
rem could attend.
ID. K. Finch, cashier Of tn,
new Powder River \ationa
Bank arrived IN the city Tues
day and began getting read,
f, t" open the bank for business
He was obi grd to go in Thurs
day to attend to some businrs
matters. BY next week it is OK
pected that the bank will b.
ready to serve this community
The demand for town lot
far exceeds the supply and
is expected that the town wi
soon be in the Twin Cite
class. No lots can now be pun
chased in the business distric
and new buildings are goin
up over night. Prices have ii
So increased to Il conSi,lerabl
extent.
The new building for til
Powder River County Bank
being rushed these days an
before many days the Examil
Fer and bank will move in. II
Examiner will be- housed
the basement while the ban
J takes the ground floor and Il
: second story will be fitted Il
: for office rooms. The builuil
) will be- modern in all respect
s steam heat, electrict light
! and water and will be one
) the substantial buildings
{ BrOaduS.
{ Some one has decided tn
{ there We're too many dogs
) Broa,lus and used poison as
5 means of getting rid Of some
{ them. Attorney \. 4. b,
; keys puppy passed into sd
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-09-05

\. &. Jones of Miles City
spent a couple Of days in Broad
us this week looking after
business MATTERS.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-09-05
ROAD BOND
ISSUE CARRIED

Although the votes have not
as yet been canvasScd by the
County Commissioners, it was
found today that the road bond
election had carried IN Powder
River County by a small ma
jority. No official count has
been made but by ccn':tin.
from the various tally sheets.
the election carried by about
what Custer county lost on.
This means that Powdc,
River County will have roads
i'll the very near future. Al
though it is too late to do any
thing this year, yet with early
spring work can be begun and
completed in a hurry. The
winter will give time to get
through with the red tape part
SO that nothing will stand il
the way next spring.
Powder River County pcopI,
desire good roads, as the tlec
tion proved, and as we live ol
and get an opportunity to tray
el over the new roads no ont
who voted in favor OF the bond!
will regret the fact.
Mrs. l.. Scrruys went int
Miles City this week on her wa,
to l.ewistown, where she viii
spend the winter. The Serruy
expect to return i'll the earl.
spring.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-09-05
R|PPlES on the POWDER Of INTEREST

G.. W. Miles went into Miles
City on Wednesday to attend to
business matters.