The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-07-02
LOCAL BRIEFS

Misses Mary Rawlings and Chris.
tine Fischer left Thursday t
spend few days in Miles City.
Miss Allan-a- Dale Frederick is il
Miles City visiting with friends anl
will be absent until after the Round
up celebration
i. G. Sessions OF Ranch Creek wa.
among the visitors in Broadus las
Saturday.
Chris NJ. johnson left Tuesday for
White Swan. Wash, where he has
ranching interests
j. NJ. Adams of Pilgrim creek is
at Colony, Wyo., called there by i'll
Ness of relatives.
A new sign has been installed by
the Broadus Cash store, Peterson
building.
A. Montgomery made business
trip to Miles City Friday and return
ed the following evening.
A heavy shower fell Monday night
in the vicinity between Coalwood and
Olive.
Gene Carr and Eddie Wilson from
up the river We're Broadns visitors
Tuesday.
Among Saturdays visitors in town
We're Osa Force and c. ". LoVett of
Epsie, Chas. NJ. Smith of Olive.
Thor Brodston a visitor in town
Friday, has Just completed four
miles OF fence above Third creek
built for Mrs. Lewis Serruys.
Carl Clark at the nead of Road
tr;,, So, l,x
Saturday evening, prior TO his de
sarture for Kansas where he expects
to work in the harvest fields. A Jolly
crowd was present and reported an
enjoyable event.
Miss Jean Lewis returned the fore
part Of the week after a visit OF sew
sral days With relatives at Epsie.
A number Of people from this
county will attend the Round-up eel
ebrations at Miles City uly .. 8 and
and at Belle F'ourche July ), s and
eth.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Weber. son Alvin
and daughter Lintha, have been the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. *. Broeckel
the past few days, They are mo-
toring from Spokane to Dakota and
Mrs. Weber and Mrs Broeckel are
sisters.
r. G. Densen. residing on Fire
Gulch near Pinto. has been bedIast
With oropsy and his condition be-
came so alarming that Dr. r W
White vas called TO attend him.
At latest reports Wednesday night
Mr. Densen was reported somewhat
improved.
Chas. $. Einsel motored to Miles
City Sunday morning and on his re-
turn Tuesday afternoon vas accom-
panied by Mrs. A. w. Heidel who
has been absent the past several
weeks visiting with friends and rela-
tives at Helena.
The first loads of freight for the
Reliable Drug store arrived Tuesday.
5. a. Holt. the proprietor. is expected
within d few days. He makes the
announcement that the drug store
will be opened to the public very
shortly.
Mrs. II. f. Harris OF Lowell, Wyo..
arrived the latter part of the week
and proceeded up Powder river. call
ed there by the illness OF her mother.
Mrs. W. H. Ross. The ariety over
her condition on Wednesday night
was somewhat lessened.
Osborn Pemberton last Saturday
started five mowers TO work in cut
ting the first crop of alfalfa.
Chas. ". Miles was among the
many ranchers who started cutting
alfalfa the ferepart of the week.
S. c. Edwards and Lat Osgood of
Boyes We're Broadus visitors yester-
day.
H. Z. Cook and family were Miles
City visitors the fore part OF this
week.
Barney Barnett expected to be at
Belle Fonrche during the celebration
10 serve hot dogs, a specially in
which he outshines.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Bartholomew
lett Wednesday morning for Stacey
where Ray will devote his time this
summer to farming. He has aban-
doned fer the time being at least his
3itney service between Broadus and
Miles City.
Jack Lewis was visitor here this
week from Pinto. His eft arm re-
Gently broken in a gasoline engine.
is mendins nicely.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. T. Wiley mot0red
to Miles City yesterday morning, 60
Ing by way OF PoWderville.
Airs. H. D. Frankforter. Mrs.
Nallie Daily and Misses Elizabeth
and Hn1An Pr3addDs u-ara COL r,9
visitors in Broadus.
The maximum temperature Sun
day was 81 and on Monday 81. be
lieyed TO be the Warmest days vet
this year.