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New Year Resolutions

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1Our,. New Year. resolutions arg" sue}.
easy things to make. -. ..>'
But I'm sure that YOU will find they
are much easier to- break.
I on nave INST OF things you'll do. Won
have q list marked Don't"
ana !nough You VOW you'll keep them
~ - Ill ts,s's = ! IA . - -.*5 -E..F .,
.rn III wager than YOU won't. ~ IL
You'll give up this or. that thing with
ready: CHEEKY smile, - -
Rut the smile will quickly fade iva .
in Just q little while: N"s"s
4cure cross unstruhg and touchy, and
}. H2n wish you had 2 smoke.
ana tnen you realize that resolutions
'are no Joke. ..'--Fss,~, Il
"A week" two you stand 1T, but it
i r.. takes. g lpt OF, power ~. ,.-..II, ).
Tc Keep your resolutions. ana you're
.. weakening; every hour. IL. ~
49,. mo one wii ever Know" p4' S'sp,
HQt' yet. my fniend., do not forget your
ar., race z. your guilt E'! will show!
4lsso.Mie aish s e seeFtnFe' theP your
HAS left ron! you are nervous, and yo,,
s.o,. Sennot sleep or eat.
"Oh' hang the fesoluti0ns, !. n, a toto,
One thing Is sure. I teil you; IN no,
make another vow" ''os
Vs. American Press.
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WILD AND WOOLLY EAST

In the metropolitan press we read
accounts of lawlessness in the east,
centering in the metropolis of the
country. Armed posses are reported
to be securing New York city for in
numerable bandits who are foufing
the law. After reading Of these
criminal exploits we pause to even
draw comparison to lawlessness of
this country in its palmiest days.
We no longer apply the expression,
The wild and woody west but con-
cede such notoriety to the east. r,
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\ SOUND STATEMENT

The lumber mills OF the northwest
have been going through heart
breaking period OF falling prices and
upset trade conditions due to, yari-
ohs Inherent causes. In spite of a
40 per cent drop in lumber prices
building 10 at a. low point. ,
Lumber has taken it's loss almost
at one gulp and while the treatment
was drastic it, will cause the indus
try to be one OF the first to recover
from wartime conditions. - :.
An officer of one Of the largest
northwest mills which has just clos
ed, IN discussing the situation. said:
There isn't any lumber business
at present. We have closed to. re-
pair our mill. put in new boilers and
machinery and be in a position when
the building season opens to take
care OF what 1 believe will he the
greatest building boom this country
mas ever seen. There is absolutely
no occasion for hard times as the
elements which cause bard times are
lacking There is no over produc.
ton or no over built condition; in
fact, stock of goods were never low.
er and never did the country need
SO much repair work on everything
from hen house to sllyscraper. The
condition is the same the world
over: things have been let go for
nVe years while the teari..ss: down
process Of nature has been steady.
The freight rate question will have
to be worked out in an intelligent
manner for the railroads need our
business as much as We need their
transportation. Prices and +. WAGES.
are fapfdly teaching a new ", .letel.
Business has been bent but not
broken and It, Is coming back with a
rebound stronger than ,eter and. the
wise business man will prepare. now
to, take advantage OF IT.
This mans advice Is good. He has
made q success for thirty years az q
logger and lpmbermaa. and he is
planning to do more business !. than
ever. His practicas, optimism. ana.
horse sense is needed in business to,
06y.ss h'..,, afa
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NoA8N u VT fOHkObSAlti vi WIFI
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIL
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA
in and for the Count of POWde|
River.
In the Matter of the Estate of William,
Fl. Ross, Deceased.
Pursuant to an Order of said Court
made on the fourth day ct Decembe1
1920, notice is hereby given, that FriI
day. the 31st day of December. 1920
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of said day. at thu
Court Room of said Court, at thu
Court House i'll Broadus. in the said
County Of Powder River has been apt
pointed as the time and place for Prov
ing tho viii of said William FL. Ross
deceased. and for hearing the appltca1
ton Of Francis S. Ross, fer the issu1
ance to him Of Letters Testamentary]
when and where any person interested
may appear and contest the same.
Dated December 4. 1920.
". r. STRAITON.
tSe,l Clerk.
N. A. BCRkEY.
Attorney for Petitioner,
Broadus, Mont. dt'-Si
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

90 SSMMONS fO0 III BLlCAIlON
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
siNTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN
MD FOR THE COUNTY off. POW
DER RIVER
Pearl Forsgren. Plaintiff.
VS..
Alfred Forsgren, Defendant.
The state of Montana Sends Greetings
TO the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to an.
swer the complaint in this action,
which Is filed in the office of the q ERIK
OF this court, and file your answer and
serve q copy thereof upon the plain
tlf's attorney within twenty days at
ter the service of this summons, ex.
elusive Of day of service: and in case
of your failure to appear or answer.
Judgment Will be taken against you by
default for the relief demanded in the
complaint. 80 s''0
The said action is brought to dis
solve the bonds of matrimony between
you and the plaintiff.
EDWARD PRCHAL. ''erN
Attorney or Plaintiff
Broadus, Montana dina,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Onl-AAAA1AAD Dls

Department of the Interior. II. s.
Land Office at Miles City. Montana.
November 80. 1920.
Notice is hereby given that
FRED q. WAI.POLE,
OF Epsic, Mont, who. on June Is. 1920
made Homestead Entry, No. O441O2, for
i S., Range 40 Il. Montana Principal
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
70 make three year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore II. Il. Straiton, Clerk of the Court.
at FrCadus, Mont, on the 3rd day of
january. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Howard Roberts. Glen Adamson.
Norda Atkinson. VIM. McAddams, ali
OF Epsie, Mont.
1881 G. W. MYERS, Register.
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lien. II any, yon. have in ar nnnn tho
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tioularly descriSedi as .foiicws: "' PAL
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quarter +, q TIE Southeast quarter
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ter OF the Northeast Quarter Of the
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uon eleven: (1D.. ALI In Township
tSur - s; Range forty-six. l4e)
.ast; ~: Meridian. Containing
one hundred SIXTY JI60) acres ar
corning te the Government survey
nd, you are Hereby notified that nm
ess You SO appear and answer. The
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NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ALTON
l. OlS00G-7-S-O4lOO4
Department of the 1nt,r;o,

department Of the interior,
United States Lana Office,
Miles City, Montana.
~, November &c, 1920.
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given: that the Stat,
Montana. acting under. the prov,
slons OF an Act Of Congress, approvet
FEBRUARY rs, 1891, has made applica
ten for the selections of the follow
ns lands to-wit: 81.
SEA MEL. NEt4 SE4 Section %
township s. .. Range" Sc r.. MEL
MEX. NWANEA, sWHNEA, SCI,
NE4 SWANWA, SEhNWA, NEE
SW 4, WA"SW.4. SwA Swh,
SEA sWla, NENsEs4. NWAsEh,
section Is, Township. S s. Range
.: f. 'NEhNEh NWhNEH, sWn
NEa, sEhNBA, sWA Nwh, sEA
. NW4 Mex -SWA s5NW4 sWA.
SWA sWi,, SEhSWA, NEAsEL.
NWAsEh', 3SW94 Sea, sENsEM,
section 81 Township s s. Range
." E WANEA. Section &, Lots
I" z. 'NEl4 NWh, sEhNsv,s. MEL
SEA, NWA Sell, SWhsEA, SCI,
So =. Section i. SW iISWA. Section
'r'' u A>i-.i Si-.a ~ /. a.. SN IL
NV 4, Seq NV u. NEk SWA.
NWhsWh, sWAsW1i,, sEAsWA,
NEAsEaa. NWAsHt4,,s swhsE,4.
SEAsEA. Section %. Township
5. Range So f. 2F -
copy CT the list ef said lands has
,een consp1cu"'s,y''l POSTED in this Of
hce 'forihsptct;jn by amy person inter-
sted and ti'@ !sitbi1c in General. Under
EQUATIONS. OF April rs,
1916 protests Or contests against the
claim OF the State tc@said land or any
subdivision thereof on the ground
hat the same is more valuable for
mineral than for agricultural purposes
VIII be received and noted for report
to the General Land Office at Wash
ngton. DC. Failure to- protest against
he claim OF the state TO said land be-
ore final approval will De! considered
efficient evidence Of its non mineral
'haracter* and the selections being
otherwise free from objections viii he
recommended fSrt approval.
''='@ t,f''.rNE+1 "a. W. MYERS
no. -. "sf we Register
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.4..sxsN9y4GE1 0E CONTEST

& cE oH qS'rI;sq NIL, ~,
States Laad@ onice.. Miles City, Mon.
tana. Deoembsr ~. 1920. ~
ua e. IS|,ys St s %,:se.r II Miles CITY
Ss $at I've. t9s sss ea''s &
Dak:.n - this ,post-ofIice address, did
S5HPs a'' e sa's e's &
cent contest y u,'ana secure the cancellation Of
eio37s; made July. =. .lS17.- TOR Lot I.
4. Rsass q H. se Mensana TMS ssa;aap'
and as grounds: for his contest he al
leees. that YOU have failed, to, .estab-
lfsh residence on the land or to place
any improvements, on the same; that
h 's sod II %hoy aD sxisss and tha
than six months past. He also, states
that your absence IL not due to sery-
Ice tn any, Of the military organiza-
Guard Va's any st e sse 81 sss
You are. therefore. further notified
that the said a11esations win be taken
be cancelled without further right to
be heard. either before this office or
on appeal. If you fail to nile in this
FOURTH ,publicaticn Of this notice. a. as
oath, specifically responding to these
ailegations Of contest. together with
Ct your answer on the said contestant
either in person or by registered mail
You should state in your answer the
desire future notices to be sent to you.
G. w. MYERS, Register.
JAMES MCMILLAN. Agent.
Date Of LIST publication, Dec. II. 1890.
Date of and publication. Dec. "a. 1929.
Date of Bird publication, Dec. 81, 1920.
Date OF 4th publication. Jan. I, 1920.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
estate Of JCseph e. Elaylnrk

eased.
Notice is hereby given hy the undo
signed, Administrator Of the Estate
Joseph X. Haylock. deceased, to tt
creditors Of and all persons havi1
claims against the said deceased,
exhibit them, with the necessa1
vouchers, within four months after d
first publication of this notice to "a
said administrator at the law office
n. A. Burkey. Broadus. Montana, Il
Same being the place for the transal
ton Of the business CT said estate,
the County of Powder River, State
Montana. II. w. DRAINE.
Administrator of the Estate of loser
N. Blaylock, Deceased
Dated at Broadus, this 18th day I
December. 1890.
n A. RURKEy,
Attorney for Administrators
Eroadus. Mont, d24-j1
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
f,nuI AA7SSI2 III

DEPARTMENT. Of the Interior. .. ;.
Land office at Miles City, Montana
November %, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that
Ei.AIA A. PAGE,
formerly Elma A. knudson,
of Epsie. Montana. who. on December
10. 1919. made Homestead Entry: NC.
O47 36s. for NEA SEA, Sec. %. W@NWA
NhsWA. N14SEA, SWA NEA. Section
"A. Township 4 S. Range 40 F.. M. r.
Meridian. has filed notice of intention
claim to the land above described. be-
fore Thee uore w. Craig. U. S. Com
missioner, at Broadus, Mont, on the
18th day of January, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Mrs NJ. r. Kelley. Mrs. Carrie Traut.
man. William DeYoung. B. NJ. II.
Knudsou, all of Epsle. Mont
d3-3l G.. w. MY Frs. Register.
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NOTICE EOR PUBLICATION
l-.,ol-nlAAS

Department OF the Interior, L. s..
Land Office at Miles City, Montana,
November -. 1920.
Notice is hereby given that
Y. HOWARD PAGE.
of Broadus. Mont. who, on July %.
1917. made Homestead Entry, No.
04O744. for Lots s, 10. H. Sec. IL, Lots
8 s.. Range So F., Montana Principal
Meridian. has filed notice of intention
to- make three year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described. be-
fore Theodore w. Craig, United States
Commissioner, at Broadus. Mont, on
the 18th day of January, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Matt DUNN, of Powdervilie. Mont:
e. H. knudscn, of Miles City. Mont. I;
b. NJ X. knudson, of Epsie. Mont. !;
Elma A. Page. of Eroadus, Mont.
1881 6. w. MYERS, Register
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EAST BROADUs ITEMS

With these news items Eas
! Broadus proclaims It's status as
community Of it's own in the county
We are in harmony with Broadu
in every respect but we have on
little local happenings which We be
lieve should be compiled under
separate heading.
We expect to see the flour mill i,
operation soon as the silks have ar
rived for same.
Mrs Hopkins and Miss Hopkin
are now living in the apartments va
Gated by Rev. Waters. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Westphal from
Ekalaka have taken up their abode
i'll the apartment north of the Crav
domicile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey are living il
the quarters recently vacated b,
Mrs. Stewart and daughter. The lat
ter have taken the Center rooms
while Rev. Waters and. the ,Thomp
son brothers live in the West apart
ment of the same dwelling.
A. F. Edwards reports it warn
at his residence nowadays.
For live being we believe tina,
East Broadus does justice as a grow.
ing suburb to the city of Broadus.
Our livery is full to it's capacit,
and the creamery is rushed early in
the morning and late at night.
Our stockyards report a good
business in hogs and cattle while at
present the sheep outlook is bad.
The poultry business is doing
real we'll, as is the grain and hay
.
The slaughter house is kept fairly
busy nowadays.
1t is reported that the coal and
wood outfits have Il fine supply. on
hand
"A. M. Harlan was ii visitor in
East Broadus last Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Waters reports that his Boy
Scouts can not he bested.
Half Of the Broadus orchestra re-
sides in East Broadus. Another
claim for our distinction. ..y
II this cold snap keeps up the ice
men wolf soon gather their harvest.
The East Broadus laundry is kent
busy every day. "a.
Our open-air garage has proven a
great success for frozen radiators
and the Chas. Lewis Ford repair
shop has still some Ford repairs on
hand. 49,.
Mrs. Stewards daughter from
Miles City is a holiday visitor at her
mothers.
Rev. Waters froze his foot and ra-
iiator on his last journey to Miles
City. What is next. Rev . J.
Residents of East Broadus attend
I'd the American Legion dance and
al 'repoqrt 1 having had the time of
'4e'r tiYes and are looking forward
% another hop" by this crganiza-
ion. e" gl "-.... ...,
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Petsat,'s@,s yha4 'is commonly
known assacale cabbage; since its
Importation to-. thisshralahidp ushrd
Introduction in this country. from
China, lis SAID. IL he, As easily grown
and as astabie food mach superior to
the commoh 6bBges- sWhowAl be the
trsf IN Powder Rivsr county to try
culture: q this new .vegstsh4', Com
mon cabbage is raised here II abund.
ance.
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ll9MryNi,.las F48s1 Hts

|Af,3H]|f:::' 1f;l..i'YI 1;l| .ss,; '' %';'
li4 ehG'wat Mdv h stsry .tate
OF tn9.pnton BY the Actuarial Bureau
OF w Nftiod4lI Ye@M Of Fire I'm
der~ratskS. 4id This conclus,ont =,
reached established the clear case OF
preventsbility.
All examination made by the FRI
marshal into the causes. OF fires in
TIRES boroughs of New. York cftv in
q single year shows that putting out
nres II futile unless fine prevention
IL enlarged. The examination show
ed these causes Of fres:s Au sa...
"Carelessness with lighted matches
Z $685. children playing with mat
ches; s4s;' carelessness in SMOKING
'97o; careleasness with candles, 100:
careiessness with gas lights, ranges.
etc', $780, overheated stoves, pipes,
etc., 446; chimney fires, 500; bon
hres, brush fires. etc., sos; miscel-
ianeous partly preventable. causes,
b5S. VI. -'if'" ,utl -, s.-.j.,
' concentrated attention to hire pre-
Vention. more efficient methods of
hre nehting and more efforts at leg
is'ation designed to apprehend and
punish the carelessness and willful
causing Of fires are necessary to
bring about'a decline in losses. Per-
slstent instruction in forming habits
OF oarefulness n the home and the
school is imperative. No. u...s y.
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WINTER

'''''. 80. 49,. 49,. .
Cold winter is here,
De- Ana there is snow on the ground
And there is plenty of work
Everywhere to be found. 49,
For this one is weary, t.. ..lt.#.e
And that one is sad, ,--,
Could I make them all CHEEKY: az.
sure would he glad. , rt-.ts
With this one to cheer,
AMI that one make glad,
sure have no time
Myself to be sad.
.a:i,. 4.,. Mrs. Geo. c. Rule.
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Before they'are two years old 77e
Of every 1900 babies died ia China.
: There was a. decrease Of 10000 in
the number of men and boys work.
ing ON Ohio farms during the fiscal
Nssn ending June So For every man
lv9Qi returned. to-. farm life during
tnat period, seven left it TO- other
Occupations. "a ''''."' ~, e" go.
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7" .Ihe government has ,compiled fig
nres on the cost of feeding oeer cat
tie IN Missouri. Iowa and indiana
during the last two years. These
statistics show that on tho average
the cattle growers in the sections
covered would have made more
money IT hey had sold their corn in
stead Of feeding it,. =. .. - -"
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Capital is Interesting itself, in the
plans to- Utilize corncobs. Chemists
have discovered that q hieh-g-ade adj
hesive can be obtained from the cobs
in addition to practically pure eel
luOse.
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. The Business community Of Ger
many believes that the German fleet
betrayed the fathiesrrland and caused
its ruin and consequently no German
trader Or ship6wner viii employ Tor
mer naval officers even those who
served ON warships in the battle of
Jutland.
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WHAT EVERY WOMAN ta.:
THINKS SHE WANTS

0A~D
70 have-4Dr not to have?
That is the vital question of ever,
woman's Efe. N-. ~.-.:
To have HOME
And to worry about the servant
problem and the meals, and the
house-cleaning, and the laundry, and
the price RI food, and the plumbing
and the moths, and the rugs and the
garden and the screens.
Or to live in a hotel, and perish OF
ennui ami boredom and discomfort:
To have a CAREER, fame. sue
And tn dwell forever in the lime
light to De the target of gossip and
envy, and mote in the public eye !:
| never TO he able to do anything you
want to do, or TO step out of your
role for Tn instant,
Or to ne unnOticed and obscure,
and to dwell forever in the shadow
and the background, watching the
parade so by?
To have BEAUTY
And to spend your life battling
with Time, struggling against mex
orable Fatn--and Fat! dieting, pant
ing, dressing and dreading the first
gray hair,
Or to be plain and homely, and to
spend your life longing va;nly for
flowers and tributes and the light of
admiration in mems eyes:
To possess a TALENT, a spark of
the divine fire
And to be goaded to work forever,
Gay after Gay, by the whip Of con-
science; driven like a dray horse by
the remorseless spur Of the creative
Instinct and the relentless cosmic
urge,
Or to lie dun and commonplace,
ahc totally uninteresting, and to take
HE easily and comfortably?
To have RICHES g..
And to lie awake nights, worrying
about your stocks and bonds and dia-
monds, md motor cars and tire
troubles,
Or to be poor, and lie awake nights
worrying about your bills and the
price of gasoline:
Above all. to have a HI SBANDr--l
And To have to stay in town all
summer 20 be With him, or to go
away all summer and worry about
him; to be anxious and unhappy if
he is lonely without you, and suspi-
cions and miserable II he isn't; to
have to get up mornings when he
gets up, to eat when he is hungry;
to play when he is is merry, and to
be happy your whole life long in his
way; -"
Or TO be IA spinster, and live in
cold comfort and loneliness, with life
rs empty as a campaign speech, as
dull as a political meeting. and as
useless as one glove or knitting
needle without mate?
Heigh-ho. How can woman lie
happy, anyhow? !
Because every woman wants Ev-
ERYTHING until she gets it:
And then she wants something
else. < f-'.--' 49,
And every blessed thing she gets
S just one more thing to worry about. !,
And, if che hasn't thing in the |
world to worry about--,well, then she
Worries about THAT! ''"'"
And. if she has everything in the !.
world to worry about. '.....f
" There ARE days and days. 5rs". 1
When she wishes with her. whole
leart., that she didn't possess a seli-l
AIRY thing on earth. "''" '.' ,ai.s T.. |
Except her bathing-suit and her
toothbrush .'r'"' - '.tf 49, -
And yet men sometimes. spend
Heir whole lives 49, .. ;,,rr. :. /
Trying to make WOMAN HAPPY.
FIN a womanMand I KN0W.-Ex
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-12-31

-. al ~ NDt
Horde9 of,aliens plan, TO enter the
unltet States. says ON Hanson q.
eSattle. Just 20 his SuceGtors ala
some years ago.-Indtanapolis star.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-12-31
OIL LEASE BLANKS AT ExaMrxru

fhe Examiner has large quantity
|ci OIL lease blanks for sale. printed In
our own Office. and modelled after an
approved form In which an eighth bar.
.rei royalty is allowed.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-12-31

Each member OF the Usage Indian
tribe who has inherited oil rights
viii receive ,$tddoo for TIE year
1920. There are, neW .e,23s original
shares in 'tha Usage, Tribe, a cording
to officers Of ftitliail affaira. '.