The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-11-12
LOCAL BRIEFS

LOCAL BRIEFS
A. W. Rue is erecting a building
south of the Turley residence and
will move his family here to benefit
by the local school.
The Examiner this week received
new map of Europe, published by
the Literary Digert. showing the
new nations and their boundaries as
the result Of the world war.
DR.. w. w. Smart writes the En-
aminer that he will be unable to
meet his appointment here November
20 and doubts whether he will be
able to come again this fall. He is
a dentist with headquarters at Miles
City.
A snow storm with high wind
prevailed Friday night. Reports
from other points show a heavier fall
of snow than at Broadus.
Mrs. \. j. HALEY, residing eight
miles from Rroadus, viii entertain the
Ladies' Aid society the next rcgu-
lar meeting.
Wheat prices have AGAIN taken an
other big slump the latest quotations
received from Miles city showing 1857
a bushe..
w. f. Hudson. John Z. Peterson
end Bert Garris of CoaiWood trans
acted business in Broadus Wednes-
day.
November Il is the final date for
candidates to file election expenses
with County Clerk West. Candidates
whether defeated or elected must
observe this provision OF the corrupt
practices act or be liable for fine
Of S2o a day until the statements are
filed.
Church services We're held at the
Droadus school house last Sunday
evening instead of the hall over the
Powder River County bank. and Sum
Gay school was held in the afternoon
at 230 o'clock.
The school benefit dance and en-
tertainment at the Sand Creek school
house Saturday night was we'll at
tended. The net receipts amounted
to S32.
A. Montgomery on Tuesday OF this
week received $500 pounds of pota-
toes from Bert Edwards.
Mrs. H. S. Barnett is visiting with
her sisters in Portland While there
she expected to undergo an opera
ton but found it unnecessary.
A. B. Norris and family have occu
pied the Mowrv house.
Mrs Glenna Stewart and daughter
have taken the dwelling OF Mrs. Mar
garet Trautman for the winter
II. Kluver of Loesch was a recent
visitor in Broadus.
F. II. Sullivan Of Olive has re-
moved to Fulton, Mo, for the winter.
s. A. Bottles and family of Selway
have removed to Miles City for the
winter.
Oscar Il. Frederick returned Tues
day from a few days business y isit
to Miles City.
w. T. Taylor and Harley McLain
motored to Miles City the fore part
of the week.
Telephone Wires for the new long
distance toll line to Miles City by
Wednesday had been strung three
miles from Broadus.
Joe Klinek returned Tuesday from
a months soiourn to Thermopolis.
Wyo. After a few days With Fred
Rne he will proceed 10 his home on
Horse creek.
Hon. John L. seofieId. representative
elect, was here from Biddle Wednesday.
J L. Juell Ct the Olive country has
moved TO Miles City.
Winter has already got a fEing start
After the snow storm Of a week ago.
the temperature gradually receded tn
til Tuesday night of this week il
registered three degrees above zero.
r. Johnson Of pinie1e TIA southern
Garter county. was reelected county
commissioners. He received a majority
Of 81 votes over his Dcmc cratic OPP
pcnent. Arbuckie,
s. y. McKinnon of Miles City de-
siraS tn eynreSS his apprecfatiOn TO