The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-26
LOCAL BRIEFS

6OVO6 Wilt y
George .. Grocirs Of Olive expects
% start a iitney service. to BELL.
F0nrche. S. d., inst as soon Az the
roads become settled.
Osborn Pemberton tells US mis- ia
Oer. George A. Pemberton. leYt nen
yer two weeks ago for Old Mexico
iW the purpose Of buying up cattle.
Many ducks are being observed
these days along Powder river and
other streams. Sand hill cranes and
geese have been seen flying north on
sheir annual spring migration.
According to the calendar last
Sunday was the first day Of spring.
and with warm and fair weather that
day and Monday 1t was really be-
lieved winter had gone. But on
Tuesday morning winter tried to get
another grip by sending snow flakes
under cloudy sky.
Local sptrtsmen this week were
hun.ing up their hooks and lines for
fishing on Powder river. Sturgeon
are always said to abound in the
river each year after the ice breaks
up and catches up 10 10 and IL
pounds each have been made in the
east:
r. A. Bienkner, census enumera-
tor, and brother Of "Skinney'
Bienhner, was here the latter part
ct the week after more supplies. TO
complete his work he has yet to can
vass DO" ers creek and uthe. places
aear the Wyoming boundary.
Mike PetZsch, one of the local
biacksmiths tells us his wife and
six children have moved from Yates,
"
their home there until such time
rs Mike is able to bring them to
Bvoadns.
Charles Lea, 'Scotty the Tailor y
vas here the fore part Of the week.
Enable to procure a location for his
business he sold out all his belong
'nSs and expects 10 make his head
quarters a. Arvada, Wyo. He en-
nhaticaly denies ihe report ema-
mating from Mo0rhead that he had
had any difficulties for ,ransgression
Of the law
Last Friday Or. Il. N. White was
called to Hay creek, 10 miles south
east Of Broadns. to attend Mrs. W.
l.. Taylor. who has been visiting
with her son. X. +. Taylor. The
doctor made the trip horseback and
was delayed on the return "trip BY
Hood waters in Little Powder river.
Arrivals in BrOadus the rast week
ether than noted in the guest list at
she Powder River hotel are II. ".
Draine. +. IL. Waters,reet. Horace
Carr, Mrs. Sarah Slocum. Glen
Ames, +. f.. McFadden. Paul Halsi
son, Henry Burndt, Fred kramlick,
John llepperle. a. c. Brandes: c,
W. Waite, Graham; Henry Stnver
Thos. Mrokenski. Andrew Mite! and
Jack and George Edgewor,h.
The board of county commission
Frs has dispensed with the services
Of a janitor after April ! and it is
understood The work after that date
will devolve upon each office holde.t
to take care of his or her own QUAR-
ters. l.. NJ. Graham. who has held
the job as .ianitor, expects to leave
Tor Rochester, Mimi, his former
uome. His wife has been there the
past several months visiting with
relatives
DR.. {. Fl. James OF Loesch, chair
Aan OF tn Democratic County Cen
trial committee, set March II as The
cate for meeting of precinct com
e.itteemen in Broadns and directed
Secretary NJ. A. Spooner to send ou
notices. Weather conditions ant
impossible roads however precludet
such meeting and because of de
layed mail service no further wore
has been received from the count,
chairman as to the postponed date
INJURED BI FALLING; HORSE.
Herman Kirkinsburg, an attach