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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-07-16
POINTS WARNING FINGER

In the Pacific great empire is
davnins, which, unless We are watch
full, will some day dominate not only
Asia but North and South America
as we'll, for it seems to me that in
the history of nations the older ones
have sooner or later fallen. While the
young have risen. They come up
with barbaric vigor and ogerwhelm
civilized states, which by dint of eX--
ploration privation and labor have
won leisure and have established
sultlMe and promoted the arts and
sciences Unless We take to heart
the lessons Of history We will. by
eur lack of vigilance, permit foot
hold to be gained by these people.
which Will ultimately not only de-
feat us commercially in the carrying
trade. as they are fast doing, but
militarily in the next World war. Our
civilization is at stake Senator
James ID. Phelna of California.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-07-16
URGES REFORMATION

Ii this nation. now world power.
is to fulfill in a large way its mis-
sion OF leadership, that attitude must
be one of appreciation and reverence
for the great truths OF the Christian
faith. Fatal. indeed Will be the day
II it should ever come. when orr de-
votion to the material shuts out en-
tirely the light Of the spiritual. The
danger is that in time the sisni1-
canoe of it may he lost forever. How
much of the unrest and how many
Of the difficulties. that now perpleX
and threaten, would vanish ii the
daily life OF the people generally
were modelled after the precepts OF
the Master. Back 10 the republic for
cur political guidance. back to the
faith of the Fathers for the reli2ious
Inspiration that shall correct the ma
terialism Of the hour--let this be
the dominating sentiment OF our
Americanism. - DR., Harry 3. Hutch
ms
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ROYES NOTES -

Prospects for GRAND and hay are
fine.
Judge Shelley is back from the
Black Hills and is drilling we'll for
Dan Colbert.
Bruce Beach is home from the
Newell country where he has been
herdin. sheep.
A lively little scrap was pulled off
in town Thursday. Lots Of loud talk
but no bones broken.
We wish to record the quickest
mail delivery on record. The Broa-
dus paper of March 18th came in
Saturday night via Alzada.
Wm White is pulling weeds and
herding sheep for J. D. Beach.
There Will be a dance at the hall
the Gath. You Broadus bunch come
up and see what Boyes is like and
We Will show You good time.
The Boyes Milling company held
meeting the 18th to consider talk
ing care Of the coming wheat crop
We understand a new engine will he
put in and the mill overhanled and
ready to run by harvest time.
George Taylor of Broadus was in
town Sunday evening. George had
quite bunch with him but did not
stop long enough fer Us to get Their
names.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-07-16
REMEMBERS QUALITY

Japan has been having r<th r
serious time financially and this s
largely due to fall in prices due 10
oNel, odnction. before the va. &C..
many practically had a monopoly on
tEe cheaper goods line. When wal
came, Japan saw her chance ar1
lro, teded to step in Germany's shoes
japan was able to supply very
cheap-class of goods, hst irrespective
OF quality. Today the United States.
Britain and Canada are in the mar
ket. The people have forgotten the
eheapness of japanese goods and
only remember the quality. The con-
sequence is that now that they are
wanting a better quality they are
looking more and more TO the Amer
lean and European markets 10 sup
ply their wants. - Sir John :.
Handles
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-07-16

ons. saddles, supplies Of all kinds,
and even ammunition was destroyed.
The command was found by Ma
jor North and his Pawnce scouts who
led them barefoOted and in rags into
Fort Conner on the Upper Powder
river, which was reached September
20, 1865.
Those who reached the fort were
but fragment of the band that bat
tied Its way across the cold and bar
rem plains. Unfortunately only a
meager note is found in history, OF
the countless hazardous tasks and
brave deeds of those who carried
the torch of civilization across the
west.
TO those stalwart pioneers their
fame and glorious deeds may not be
on history's. pages. but a new west
rich In achievements is an enduring
monument to their valor.''
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-07-16
COUNTY PEOPLE ATTENDED,
BELLE FOuRCHE SHOW

The Belle Fourche Roundup this
year attracted several people from
Powder River county. Many also
attended the big show at Miles City.
The BrOadus contingent to Belle
FOurche cOnsisted' Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Montgomery, Miss Nellie Lane,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. B. Lewis and
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Wiley. Mr. and
Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Lewis and
Wiley availed themselves of the OBJ
portunity of jOyriding in the air.
They made the ascent with one of
the aviators at the show and were
given all the thrills and sensations
incident to flight 1000 feet from
the ground, in which. they dropped
500 feet in nOse-dives.
Barney Barnett only had about ~
competitors in the sale OF hot dogs"
Ted Wilson was one Of the boys who
took great pleasure in shouting
Powder River" Gene Carr was
there and made people soon knew he
was from Powder river also. John
Morris was one of the judges Of the
bucking contests.
Tom G.,more was one of the con-
testants in the bucking contests and
went down to the finals but was
throwed. Dan Gilmore went down
to the semi-finals but drew poor
bucking horse.
There were % riders at the show.
Yakima-Canuck won $3.50 for rid
ing Tipperary, a wild suntisher from
near Ekalaka. He won s25e for
mounting the outlaw and $500 for
riding him. and it is said that he
rode the horse to finish. This is
the first time that the horse Upper
airy has ever been ridden.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-07-16
BETTER CONDITIONS COMING

We ars moving forward and pro-
crossing each day 10 better things.
Out of all the clamor agitation, and
apparent MISUNDERSTANDING between
capital and labor, employer and en-
ploye, will come mutual understand
ing and agreement as to the rights
Of each under the new social order,
and the day is fast eomine when an
adequate wage will be willingly paid
by the employer, and in return there
for the employe will cheertnlly rem
4 r adequate service.
This new idea has not evolved OF
itself. but is the result Of years of
persistent intelligent and organized
effort on the part of the toiler who
aspires to higher ana better things
for himself and his family.-Con-
gresham John H. Wilson.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-07-16
TINE LUMBER INDUSTRY

The lumber outpu, has recently
been heavily cut by the shutting
down OF number of mills and log
ang camps. Action of the lumber
men and millmen was neeessitated
by the drop of the market through
out the Orient due to the exchange
situation in Japan anu financial
stringehcy in Japan.
When the lumber industry is boom
lag. business is good On the Pacific
coas... Any conditions which pro-
long inactivity IN the industry auto
maticatE reflect On other lines of
activity depending - the lumber
output. Ns,
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-07-16
DECLARATIONS OF CANDIDATES
TO RUN FOR COUNTY OFFICE

Within the past week declarations
of intention to run for county offices
at the primary election August 81.
have been filed with the county clerk
and recorder as follows:
Chas. B. Lewis, Republican. for
commissioner, four-year term.
RI. X. Straiton, Republican,. for
clerk Of the district court.
{. {. Craw, Democrat, for county
treasurer.
F. T. West, Republican, for county
clerk and recorder.
Winona Lewis. Republican. for
county superintendent of schools.
j. NJ. Allen. Republican, for COM
missioner. siX-year term.
Ed. lrion. Republican,, for county
commissioner, six-year term.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-07-16
POWDER RIVER
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Mrs. Helen Finlayscn, Graham;
4. L. Camps, Sidney. Mont; Geo. J..
Butler. Bud Butler, Chester Bad
sett; Jim Noble, Thermopolis. Wyo. );
Mr.. and Mrs. Saurman, Miles City;
G. Fl. Gnstoper and wife and Anna
Gustoper, Selway; H. X. Doanc, Max
Frederick; G. w. Sutclih Chas. Han
son. Roy Porter. Miles City: Jean
George, Jim Gage, w. A. Morrow,
Milard. Mont; VIM. p. kelts. Co.
iumhus, Mont; f. NJ. Hotfe Helena :
c. w. Dodson, Bloomfield H. Love.
w. j. Forsher. Gillette. Wyo.: j. w.
Kellogg, Billings: James Duncan and
wife. Biddle: A. w. Kizcr and wife.
Belle Fourche. S. d.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-07-16
TOO MUCH LOVE FOR MISS LOW,

Viola Love of Milwaukee, when
only "A sought love. She loved SOL
dier at Camp Dodge. but her love
was soon shattered. She was granted
a divorce ending for the love affair.
She promised to go home to mother
ana not fall in love again-nntil she
is old enough to loye.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-07-16
FOR CLERK DISTRICT COURT

| hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of clerk of the district
court on the Republican ticket sub
ject to the primary election August
"a 1920. If | am nominated and
elected l will. during my term of of
fee. earnestly endeayor to conduct
my office with economy efficiency.
and at all times work for the in
terests of the people of Powder River
county II. r. STRAITON.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-07-16

l hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination OF sheriff on the
Democratic ticket subject % the pri-
mary election August "a. Ii nomi-
mated and elected l Will during NY
term OF office continue TO enforce all
laws impartially with due censidera-
tion to the interests of the taXpay-
ers. W. f. SUFFER-
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE

| hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the Office OF member of the
legislature for Powder River county
on the Republican ticket. subject 20
the will OF the voters at the coming
primaries. Any support given me
viii be appreciated.
JOHN L. SCOFIEL.D.
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START GAS TANK SERVICE
BELLE EOCRCHE To RROAnI' 8

B. W. kizer next week PROPOSES
the inau suration. of an Oil and gas
tank service from Belle Fourche. S.
d.. TO Broadns and Intern diate
points. He will use a one-tOn truck
carrying 400 gallons and will make
three trips week
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-07-16

The reason an article costs SO
more Is because the material in it
now costs Is cents more and the la
boz cents more.-Baltimore Sun,
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FOR COMMISSIONER. u-YEAR

| hereby announce my candidacy
for the Office Of county commissioner.
six year term on Democratic ticket,
subject to the primary election on
August "a.
CHAS. NJ. SMITH
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FOR COMMISSIONER. 4 YEAR

| hereby announce ny candidacy
for the Office OF county commissioner.
tOur-year term. sU0ject to the pri-
mary election August - 1929.
CHAS. g. LEWIS.
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There is talk of the United States
going wet again, but between the pro-
hipi,aonlsts and the bootleggers there
oenet 10 be VOTES enough TO keep
Things as they are.-Seastle Argus.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-07-16
FOR Al ESEiDIs

hereby announce my candidacy.
for the office OF county surveyor on
the Democratic ticket subject 10 the
primary election August a,
+. l. FCNkE\BT SCH.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC

After next Sunday July Is. the
undersigned will observe the Sunday
closing.
BROADUS MERCANTILE co.
A. MONTGOMERY
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CHICKENS AS GOLD DIGGERS

James Mccoy of Readings, Calf,
employs chickens as gold diggers.
His chickens have scratched out mug
gets worth 500 over an old dig
GINS" but James is content merely
to pick them up. He doesn't dig any
himself.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-07-16
FOR COUNTY TREASURER

| hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of county treasurer OH
the Democratic ticket. subject to the
primary election August "a. 1920.
G.. c. CRAW
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FOR SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOLS

| hereby announce NY candidacy
for the Office OF county suFerin'end-
ert of schools On the Republican
ticket. subject to the primary election
August II. 1870
WINOSA LEWIS.
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FOR CLERK DISTRICT COURT

| hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of clerk of the district
court on the Democratic ticket, sub
iect to the primary election August
"a. 1920. H. c. MEEK.
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FOR CLERK AND RECORDER

I hereby announce my canliidacN
Tor the Office OF county clerk and re
corder on the Democratic ticket. sub
ject to primary election August "a
|. c. SESSIONS
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CALF HAS SEVEN LEGS

Not to be outdone by pig which
gave birth to nine piglets, a COW a,
Westford. N. Y. has brought forth
calf with two bodies and seven legs
as its contribution TO cut the cost of
living.
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=
Terry, Montana.
for
Judge OF the Sixteenth Judicial
District of Montana
Consisting OF Carter, Custer. Fallon,
Garfield. Powder River and
Prairie Counties.
Have practiced law in eastern Mon
tana since 1910. excepting for year
and half in L. S. Army in 1911-1S.
Your Support Will be appreciated
Authorized and paid for by
Stanley z. Felt.
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FOR CLERK AND RECORDER

I hereby announce my candidacy
for the Office Of county clerk and re-
corder n the Republican ticket, sub
ject to the primary election August
"A. S20. F. T. WEST.
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FOR CLERK AND RECORDER

| hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of county clerk and
recorder on tire Republican ticket,
subject to the primary election Aug
INST "a. 1920.
WENDELL. H. GOODSPEED.
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FOR SHERIFF.

l hereby announce my name for
sheriff of Powder River county on
the Democratic ticket at the pri-
maries August "A.
ia JOE ANDERSON.
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FOR SHERlEE

l hereby announce my candidacy
for sheriff OF Powder River county
on the Republican ticket, subject to
the primaries August "a.
AL IRON.
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FOR co. COMMISSIONER. & YEAR

| hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of county commissioner,
s-year term. on the Republican ticket
subject TO the primary election Aug
ust "a. 1920. ED. IRON.
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Anyway, Dehs can show the lowest
campaign expense aceehnt.-Toledo
Blade.
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CHEESE TO REPLACE BnE.

Where once was beer, new all will
be cheese. Helm brewery properties
at Kansas City have been bought by
Empire Storage and Ice company,
which will start large cheese fac
tory.
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FOR 60. COMMISSIONER. YEARS

l hereby announce my candidacy
for the office OF county com missioner,
tWo-Eeare term, on the Democratic
ticket, subject to the primary cleo
ton August "A. 1920.
BANTER PIERCE.
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Broadus on Historical Ground

Broadus on Historical Ground
l.. w. Stacey, president of the
Commercial State Bank of Miles City,
who for many years owned and Oper-
ated the Cross-Five ranch, previous
ly submitted an article for publica-
ton in the Examiner pertaining to
the Battle of Powder River, and in
connection with the above narrative
on the Powder River expedition, the
Stacey article is herewith reprinted.
1t may be mentioned that field
cannon, partially buried, remains on
the grounds to mark the scene eff the
battle in the proximity of Broadus:
About five miles from whore the
town of Broadus is now located, and
around the brakes which skirt Pow
der river to the nc nth lies q strip of
country known as Government Flats.
1t was here that was enacted one of
the many cory conflicts that marked
the progress OF civilization across the
rolling plains of the northwest.
September s, 1865, Major Cole
and Wajor Walker. with 1,S00 SOL
diers reached the mouth If the Lit
tie Powder siver, and were attacked
hy 5000 Sioux Indians.
THAT night a cold storm came on
and about 500 o! the horses and
mules died On the picket lice. Wag-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-30

\ 4. 3. williamson, Who
~ produced Girl Of the
~ 6ig submarine picture
~ ss.ss to the Colonial the
= 10 days COMMENCING to-
& - casting about for :
~ vfltsf to make his story
+ nhoenplay. he1decided upon
f5.3 Ghsidon. writer Of stirring
5isna AZ The nan for the
m Judgment y borne out
thriIlirg and finished pic
5ufned out.
fS Srart 10 finish Of ~Girl Of
| = here III not q moment Of
'iIssex Thrill follows thrill. and
~ ssflna Il fast. Mr.. Williamson
~ ~ fortunate in obtaining
- Dstty Hil5urn to play the
sss7iss role. Miss Hilburh, al
~ only is years old, swims
n fisb, Is pretty and has real
S1nna ability. This combination
b s1auirod for the part and Miss
isSsrp makes a charming little
lE1fae isdy.
saou1e Of ner stunts id the water
.f remarkable. In one of the
- she dives TO the BOTTOM OF
~ ocean to 60 to the residue OF
" sNssthears who is in the coils
IN RANT octopus. By attracting
- attention OF the fish to herself,
enables the man to escape and
Stae her own getaway safely.
fnln she Is forced to swim in shark
ilnfed waters to rescue the man
- loves who has been knocked
- the mast Of the ship BY the
11eln. Miss Hilburn led quite an
11,ng life while the drama was
Mr. Aued.
OlAsr players in the cast are
iinandsr Shannon, D. J. Flanagan,
Hvasd Butler. Kathryn Lean,
nthaeine Quinn and Ruth Price, all
III known screen players.
No only Il Girl of the Sea" the
~ submarine picture which comes
y 10 Colonial for two days COM
facing tomorrow, an unusual pic
I'm but it contains an unusual
IN. The photoplay was written
~ produced under the personal
ERECTION Of J. E. Williamson and
y scenario Was made by E. Lloyd
AAaldoi, which assures an elab-
dAte production.
The story Is laid in the West
ladies. Stephen verrill, a natural
II, locates valuable gold lands ia
Aeuan valley. He obtains a deed
|icr 1 large area CT this land, but
Is stricken with fever and dies,
lAring the deed to the property
viii bis wife and only child, a lit
| III girl. His last wish is that his
vie meet Captain Rose OF the
r>amer Caribee, which will touch
tire on the way to New York, ask
| hin 10 accept a third interest In
+ y holdings and take the wife and
| v child TO New York to arrange
d the financing Of a company to
sipnte the mines. @
M. Verrill SAILS from Veragua
Z Captain Roses ship, but through
y schemes Of Cutie, a notorious
h,dsr. the vessel is wrecked and
y child is washed ashore on q
deserted island. Believing the Yer.
rlls have been killed, Cutie and
Allen, the ships mate, turn up and
record themselves, as heirs to thu
vluable property. Tom Ross, soI
II Captain Ross, goes later to thu
Lad. finds the girl, and then be.
tns the fight to regain the prop
Fty.l
lust how this is done must be
~ to the picture, but It ,is no,
Without considerable dramatic sus-
nase that the girl has her rights
eeored. Betty Hilburn is the fea-
ma player in Girl of the Sea,
~ Is supported by an excellent
~
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boy prisoner and many others leap
out Of windows.
Officers seize the gambler and
there is q terrific struggle IN which
he attempts to shoot them. The
pistol is finally knocked out Of his
hand and he is overpowered and
handcuffed. -
Quiet is finally restored, the jury
instructed to free the defendant,
and the gambler 10 placed In jail to
await trial.
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fesseS.
He tells the court that the gam
bier had shot the officer who was
raiding his place and had tolG him
that II he told he would kill him. In
q frenzy Of terror and hate the gam
bier whips out revolver and fires
at the negro. The whole court
room is thrown into an uproar of
intense excitement, women scream
,ing and fainting and the men
scrambling to get out Of range The