The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-05-21

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squadron will he stationed ut Mather
field and will cover various California
forests.
Figures which would suggest that
Montana will enter the summer with
something more than half the number
OF cattle that were credited to her tax
payers on the assessment rolls in
March. 1919. are furnished in the
monthly crop and business report Of
the Federal Reserve bank for the
Ninth district for April. The report
accounts. also. for 22.NW.OOO head of
sheep. On March ! last year the cat
tie assessed within the state numbered
1,.1J.OOO
Carried in 4 solid train Of % cars.
approximately 1000 tons Of electricity
tic zinc from the zinc plant Of the
Great Falls reduction works Of the
Anaconda Copper Mining company left
for AnsOnia. Conn.,. consigned to the
American Brass company. where II
VIII he used in the manufacture of
high grade brass.
| I. NJ. Tate. Il pioneer who located
IN Alder glllch in 1864 ana moved to
Willow Greek in Gallatin valley about
~ years ago, later moving to Roze-
man. where he lived several wears.
died in Belgrade. where he has lived
for 20 years. Mr.. Tate is survived
ny his wife. two daughters and one
son.
The state game commission has de-
rlded I" devote Il portion of the fish
hatchery grounds at Emigrant to rails
in" Silver Chinese. Golden ANA Green
rhesan,S. and will release the annual
increase at favorable locations in vari-
Gus valleys of The state.
anu Mrs. Joe Rank. farmers residing
IN the Muir district. west of Living
>t"h. WAS $" severely Scaldel that
death resulted while the little sufferer
was being rushed to Il hospital. A
WaShhoiler filled with Scal,linw water
had been left on the floor. The child
playing about ii. lost it's balance and
fell into the boiler.
Governor Sam Y. Stewart has issued
Il proclamation asking the observance
of the week of May % 10 30 as fores,
protection week. Owing to the fact
That the forest protection agencies of
the west are preparing a campaicn,
II Is urged thar appropriate gatherings
ana exercises he had in this state in
order that the people may he impre>S-
ell with the importance of the move
ment.
Records kept continually mt old Fort
Shaw since 1868 show that the lnSt
month WAS the wei1eSt April since the
establishment Of the weather bureuu
mere There was a precipitation of
.>' inches. tn" nearest approach To
which was in April 1856. when i, to-
tailed o.oG inches.
1T is ordered that John r. Sullivan
of Butte. be and he is hereby s,Sppnd-
ed from his office as attorney and
c"unselor-at-law until the first day of
January. 1921. when he may be rein
stated upon satisfactory showing
that ne Is Il man Of good moral char
acter and worthy the respect ana con-
fldence OF his fellow men," rules The
supreme court in an opinion handed
down on the findings of Referee II. q.
Mcintyre.
E"v. :. Y. Stewart has fired the first
salv" in the Montana phase of the M.
ti"nal campaign for enrolment of VET
Grams in the American Legion. in the
proclamation issued designating III.
week of May u to 30 as American I.e-
Sion week in Montana. Both the ma
| ti0nal and state organizations will nar-
ticipate and in the larger cities If
Montana local posts are preparing for
a big campaign.
R"Zeman probably has the young
est telegraph operator in the United
states. Michael Kelly. the assistant
operator at the Western Union office
there. being only Il years old.
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w. r. Dunn and II. Il. Smith will he
given new trials in the district court of
Lewis and Clark county on charges If
setliti"n. The supreme court reversed
the Smith case and reman,led it for
trial. and took similar action in the
Dunn case. pre,licating the findings in
the Dunn case on that of Smith.
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All restaurants Of Roundup have en-