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Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-11-26

Ifaltppaiubtei6er i1riestGn1ist6 lefd
!ralltateiben ia idbf0le1tndtintperfou
|gboist6unista, totparoi,1 tpdpooto
|fal1ttafl,lfltn Snon1e11 fol1ttu @en1z
Eialle b. m. 1Darter.
Sifeu6ellista Iootun oletpQiu fob=
tain ip1,fosta tefi erifoiien 1paifutlf>
fen Gno1nesio n1ei61n eb6otnflenune
|ornnabbufiesta, ionfn stuli fd1ittdG
inngen b1lomattaipon nion fuo1rroloi-
Iiistu punoiiista ia 1r1oasto poistl1-
|neisto fo11rrf1ltnisteista.
Eupn1i 1itout1ri tpiipDn1attd ltltbis+
''fan1aun fanian1ne 6iplononttiiet iub
|teet.
1allaiiet oapat lpbnill ia pleiiin
Ipiirtein raltbanIopi11ufien perusfob=
|bat. esa eritpilesti Rtetorille 11teIe11-
IMit1toiiistn foboista 1noinitie11 ortif=
Ian, ipsla @1porni Iito,1tltlt beLpotta-
lmaon pasii=, rautatie- y. m. ebtoia
I&ario1an fornafieIlo mifG tefee pic
Itariloiiille 1nnbbolltIefli 5non1en bu=
|ipiloolltee>1 f1pt0n @iittnon rtDosz=
| tin artif1aa11 iofd a11too pnolet pot
|foista @olilnn fanotoriS1a Nietorin
liza Ten pnrpdrist0n oinffaioen f4ptet-
tdpdfii.
Suomen ebu5tojait1 fd11sio tapaf-
Itltneisto fesfl,stelltisto ioan1iegi tpai=
| |futeln1ien tl1llfaan tl1lee Sllonti l1tie=
|lelldan ia pia11 l111bistantaan n1eiodl1
lfansiamn1e falrppni1tbteet. Gilld on
}i1uret tuarastot paperia, 111oatnIous
| }tuotteita, balfoia ). m. Glomi puo-
|lestann tartpitiee 1pilina ia rnafaoi-=
neitn.
MrtpeIel1 eta sietari emf iiiasio
moi fdbttdd bnipaffee1, iarjestDreitd
}bDtpil 1,anpltrllllsiltbtcita sup1ltel1
fa'tsia. Nietarin bbtpi111poi,lnil1e tl1=z
lee ioInitulln raubana llonnoIliies-
III olentnh11s eriilnoffoi,1e11 1nerfitDs.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-11-26
&DneenlGu1mittiGiilii etIttGan

OnaDa, Neb. Seteth Collins 81
ap1iotiasto, entistd llautl1onttia il111a==
:pal1pelutieslu maailman fo6a5ia, jo-
,fa on ioanl1t 1,Ieito flt1nio r1ttalleio
|ltrboniiu,,beSta. etfit liittotpaIla1rtpi-
rarpn1niiet ,,t1estari iartend" 0lgr-
Ilington post roSpouflesta Council
9ll1ffiisid. Collins in, iofa of Union
Noeiftc fntreenldntntittuiid, usfosuun
4)aent1ee1 11ufanaon 111uri 1lurma Ioa=
llsta.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-11-26
Gblca0on polil$it vetd=
meet $uuret, apa)all
S331bes tllbonneu rifoliiifii epQiltDa
apangitt1t, Surfa5tl1fIics toi11litett>,

SubeS tl1bunnen rlfollllifli epolltDl
apongittr, Eorfa5tltflio toi1l1ite1t1,
.,rifa5ter' pelillroIi5ln
Gbicago, 2oGes tl1Danllen benfilJ1
of 'pang!tt1lnu tdo(li tGnii iItano,
llrtn apaia lnitii polii1it o1pat tpetii=
meet mpnceg1 9puoteeu, fun lDirono=
1natiet olotti1pat eileu illalIo uuoen
poliilipdol1if0le Gyit5morri5in MIDI
rinEIestd bleiIen torfast,1flel! faifislo
fouplnain eplluulon oIoi1i5ia pci<
fois1o. Garfa5t1tf leel1 otii oloo 1900
poliiIio:
No(iiTit fIiiitpilpdt 1pieroitl,Ila TINT
mellisI ii pelilltn1i5ia jol1fo5Io ollen
llfeita, ioi5la oinoostaan taupl1?gin
fieroStoo tietet1Gu f1Dluiil. Wiif0i(i
oI1 iantu tietdd, oli fdpb0i5id pelil1o=
tsld ollltt phfeel1IG ,loin 'niIjoonn
1ollaria panof1ind.
Galld iltana oil pa1ion pIinldddriii-
ii poliiiilpirfoilijoito tponfejo tltnte=
EnosIo. @nnfie1t jpufos'o Of f>lltll1i=
ia freitfoloi5ren pelifAningos Gait
oos NoIiiIit iano&pot> ettd bGreItd
poitoIIa 1tI0lle tl1fittntuo
libcs 25O,OOO 6oI[oria.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-11-26
eSSambpjen hinta lasfee

Minneapolis, gnit ferratt t,elmdGGtt
ap,toteen Iasfi inl1botpnnorin binta
t11lld oIle Dbbefidn bollarin. Scribe
ia1tbpjen bintu aleni tGda1diin 4575.
ie,1tilld tb11noriqa fobbe,r oIlen $3.50.
$500 tpnltn,tlrlastittain SO painan
Iadfeisid n1pDtpind sssa,lboien nIennus5
iobtui 1peb1lir binnan lasfenliiegtn.
ttaffd ttadffds dsldiiiilt1i 19ebnd,nn ffffii,toiIln.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-11-26
39:lds 1u,.oiiferta. 9t:o 81
Iyotl0lnYvs vain ybd
klSvaa

a)li,l,1eapolisia on tdIl1 hetfell4
t1lhaltfiu iD6ttot11fd nnieDti ia MALTA,
iiila tebtdat o1pat uIiiifepairostuflen
tofia" ojaneet iopa so proierttia 1po-
latstdoll maa,ltielle, innloin tltff11liif=
feet, ia Mile, jotfa olpat tDosIG, 1ttof
1etaAll alelnpao po1fao,
2ltllniingipear unbermear 60, io,1>
ia laitoffisia totDalliiesti tpo5fel1teIee
foboel1 ia foIute,1 tubannen 1pdlilla
tq6Idiii;i, OF I1,pistanlt tp0tpoin,a1rIa
tas111dll1Iesti puolelra, joten t1,Dan-
ten toftliIatoa tpolGistd lienee tqllti
fertaa Ie1i polipelsfIes|o ybti0 fe.
ltttE, etfd fouppa fin buonosti ia en-
1ten Ct t1oibn oiioito iGriestGGd enner1=
fni1r glitltotanto on joatu nnenenrdidn.
MinneopoliS Shifting Morfs pb-
ttG11 1iiffeenDoitaia tpalittoa feh1toa
l1lfeolfoo, 1lrltfto ilntoittau, ett0 ton,=
1nifultn oifana 1l!abooIlile2ti topob=
f1,tpa fad11ne parenrpaon piiin eStdd eStddd0
beitd Dnomattalposla nlaadrG81G mo-
hentlt11ddn tpomoi1noa 1roiffa ih5=
ldilid on fDud pu,1t1t tD6std pois bit
fin iDfipa.
90. g. Su1poge'11 tebtoasIa tIroi=
fetaa1 tebtdipG1 tpotQ futen e,1nen-
FIT, rnl1tta iGi1lotttan la1nnlla liiffeen=
bcitaia Nobniot, ettG faitfi uu6et
tpolatfet ioito otetaan erotettuien tai
ero1lneioen ttla1le> faatpat tp0sfen@
nelld betodn ultoen paHfaustoriffi1
anufaat, iofa n1erfitiee 1itii, ettd pol
fat ptpat ale11t11leet 5,roa1t,ttaDas1o
1ttadraasid.
8ntler ipeliesten tufffuIiiifffeen t1a.t
I'd Burr ielittad, etta tuff1Iiiffeet
o1Dat alentuneet ba1on1ottQDasti faif-
ten tctparni1t bintoia tdrndn IDfiDn
fnlllesfa gra1tta mai sDdEb iittaiii c11pptant
eiap9st llputr ,;j 1jttoSlnlpptttaii 4
fDoldiflleen 1raittGa paitpind. glIei
lite :tnrane tnttn1tf,,un oifanu, min
pbd niean1pi tDolai1len beiban Iaitof-
}isfaon t11lee iaannuan rIonaa".
aaafbifen Mina,eoppIi1t tebtoisto
ipabennetaan tp0ldtItd nbteen{d noin
80 prnie1tti11 m1Iilld.
Weenfd ndpttttddii Iilta, etta tp6t=
ionanDs 1parii1tfin tonl11iful,n oifoino
tl1lee liidntDmGd1t ii1Id peluloitofiis-
tafin t1tlloan mGbentd1nd6r tp0tpoi,
111ea.
ct Ea1tlislo ilnoitettii1r toisin-
miifolln oIstpan fltn1it,lbatta tn1,
too,1tda.
Mn1lenpolin tpott01nieu ll1tDusto
Ell ole tietoa, ml1tta t11sfinbo 1e ale
fultbentnbannen idd. Mi.tneupolisia
on &enen1nlan teWaitn ia fieIlG tp0t=
fo1nDDS alfaa tlt11tna rasfao!npnua. !
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-11-26
afia tutfitaau uuhestaan.

lSon sSrancisco, gol. - Hiirioifel1
oett t1,on1ort Wattbe1p grabp ilntoit'
Ii, ettii foutti11 {uurtpalarniebist06
t1nnan 1paoti1noan tltttfimoan polii<
iin1ies 0raper &a>16'i11 in> 11,titten
Io,iu11too, etti Tbon,os S. MooneD
ia Baren 6. @i1ling5 otpot tuoulitt1
iDDuiiefii ipol1ntst11sp6itpGn pon11ni-
nt1,rbiin tadlld petofien ful1tta. Bo1a
I0Do6t iI11oitetoan flrtpera
n00ri @tepbens'ine, ban fanoi.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-11-26
Hreiibentti @ilipnin
ftifospditpa faHfnna

80 paunan aptnn1Dn11 falffunan
ldIbetti @uero1t, 9eros, fanppaflupi
preiioentti Wi1ioniIle. sc lGbetetttiir1
talon 1,olliin lnitetus1n ia
tpulfeaf5t nraalotrs1a fopisia.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-11-26
Mobelin palfntp.

Stocfbolt1,, 11arrosf. 20 p. - Hre
itbelttttttii Wtlfon tu1ee iaon1aoa geobes
1tn Mn1tDan palfin,rnn lpnobelle
1920, iIn1oittitpaf r,totIuloiIet Tono.
ntalehbet. Hulfintofon1iteon il1list,ts-
ia, f1,itenfoar, ei t11l1a antonloan EN-.
men fun 1sarrosfuu1 lopullo.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-11-26
apmmenen fnollut tnlipnlpsia One
1-beeisia; I1,nri alue t1lboont1uut.

Gllebec, marrasf. 20. j.. $50
a)i1lltdnfin 10 benfed> enin1nl1sti nai-
1ia ia lap{ia, on fuollllt ia ploli tu-
ftnaa 1nllita, lufultnottaen joitafin
1aHllnnt'lsmiebia, l,tpat fltolelnailil-
'laar fllIipalpn ienrauflelta jofa iai
D,'trlfllnin ellen illalla ID tlboIi in,lre1l
'aluec1t ransfnIaista aiutl,sta iuuri
slltebectlt nlfopllolella, nibeuttaen
ri1enrpi fali1a 500, 900 oolIarirl 1pubin-
.lo,l. on
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-11-26
seiirotta (1nnsfrat) ran6otettu jon
l1tfnnn l paiudu ialfeen.

Minneioton fltperr1ori S. 9l. 9(.
B1rnqnist on ontanut n1ddrdpfien,
--etta io1tluf1ln / pditpan ldlfeen me-
iirofto eli mpsfirotta (rnusfrot) on
ra1lboitettlt faiffialln tpaltiosia, aN11di
rdDs ppiDn tpoimasia enfi lplto6,n
lainIootiiafltntnn Standardization
istnnnon loppul,11 faaffn, ellei iit;i
aDarbalienll1lin f1n11otu tai 1l1l,uteiu.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-11-26

silansbsuta Mnssrifasia:
Aofo ipuobeAt $2.75
Nuolel1o ~, ooelta -.---..-,....-.-S 81 o.
@ol1nelta III taubeltn ....-..... y
.Gnpn,sen ia ganabac
seorp ,sl1eoelta -.-.......$s.75
puelelia 1uuooelta ...--..--....-.$2.m
Aol,na1ta f,l,tfoubelta .........$t:m
11nfi 8ptimaa,
gsetp Dorf Mlls, So: Mitn.
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ed. A very good program was rem
dered and q most excellent lunch
was served and much enjoyed by all.
The society will meet again the Sec
ond and fourth Saturdays of May.
Everyone most cordially invited to
attend.
May nth being Arbor day, the
friends and patrons of the Murray
schol have planned picnic dinner to
be eaten at that place, and the aft
ernoon to be spent in planting trees
and shrubs to beautify the school
grounds, a project in which the chill
dren are much interested. All come
who can and assist in the good work.
Dame Rumor, that foxy old lady
who is responsible for 80 much truth
and untruth, says that there is a
petition some where in existence ask
ing the government to remove our
mail carrier from our QUITE. Quite
lucky for the promoters of said Pc
tition that thhy have not offered it
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TAKE STEPS TO MARK TRAIL
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ceatiors from Sheridan. Miles City.
Wolf Pom. Buffalo and other points
along the projected trail We're UNI
able to be present at the meeting
1t was voted to hold the next good
roads meeting Saturday, June ), and
with favorable conditions it is hoped
outside delegations will be in attend
ance. A big dance will be held at
the Broadus school house in the
evening as a good roads benefit. The
general arrangements committee for
this affair consists of W. T. Waite.
Billy Richardson and H. r. Straiton.
At the close of the meeting sew
eral new memberships were received.
The dues are only s. year.
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FATHER OF MRS. GEO, LEWIS
DIES At BURLINGTON. COLO.

Mrs. George Lewis on SATURDAY.
night received telegram relayed
by iitney from Miles City, stating
that her father, Henry Evans had
died at his home in Burlington,
Colo, April Goth. No particulars
We're given and the news came as a
shock to Mrs. Lewis as she was not
aware of any sickness. Mrs. Lewis
extended visit with Burlington rel
atives last November. Because of
the road conditions she was unable
to attend the funeral services, and
could not even send word by tele-
phone as the lines were found in
operative both to Miles City and
Sheridan.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-05-07
Legal Publications
SUMMONS

In the District Court Of the Sixteenth
judicial District Of the State OF Mon
tana, in and for the County OF
Powder River.
Madeline Vigna, Plaintiff, vs.. All
persons claiming any interest in or
lien upon the real property herein
described. or any part thereof, De.
PENDANTS.
The State OF Montana sends to all
persons claiming any interest in or
lien upon the real property herein de-
scribed. or any part thereof, Defend
ants, GREETING
You are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint OF Madeline
Vigna, plaintiff, filed with the Clerk
Of the above entitled Court, within
sixty days after the first publ ication of
this summons. and set forth what in
terest, or lien, IL any you have in
whereupon that certain real property,
or any part thereof, situated in the
County of Powder River, State of Mon
tana, particularly described as fol-
lows: .aA
Southwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter and the west half Of the south
west quarter Of section twenty-four,
the east half of the southeast quarter
and the southeast quarter Of the north
east quarter of section twenty-three,
the northwest quarter of the north
west quarter Of section Twenty-Five, and
the northeast quarter of the north
east quarter Of section twenty six. in
Township seven south of Range fifty
four east OF the Montana Meridian,
Montana. containing three hundred
twenty acres, according to the Official
Flat Of the survey of the said land,
returned to the General Land Office
by the Surveyor General
And YOU are hereby notified that
unless YOU so appear and answer. the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint
to-wit: that the defendants named
therein be adjudged not to have or
take any estate, title or interest in the
above described lands; that Dominica
Eigna be decreed to be the only direct
heir at law and next of kin of John r.
Vigna. deceased entryman on the abov.
described lands: Tha, a certain instru-
ment executed by Dominica Nigna. to
this plaintiff he adjud@ed as sufficient
interest in or to said lands: that plain
tiff be decreed to be III. owner in fee
simple Of said premises: and that the
said premises be found and declared
to be free and clear Of all encumb-
RANGES and plaintiffs title thereto be
Guietcd and declared valid.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of
said Court this 9Th day of April A.
u. 1920
tCourt Seal) ri. K. STRAITDN.
Clerk of the District Court.
The following persons are said to
claim an interest in. or lien upon said
property. adverse to plaintiff: (No
adverse claims or liens claimed upon
said property to the knowledge Of
piaintiff.) n. a. ECKKEY.
a lb-mlA Attorney for Plaintiff.
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mail route betwee Br0adus and Miles
City is handled as far as the Volberg
postoffice by Dick Witcher; the line
to Biddle by w. U. Cook and the
new route to Boyes by J. r. Newton.
We are only informing our read
ers about the Broadus OF today. We
will not dwell upon future prospects
of this little Powder river burg, but
pass the thought on to others who
may Judge for themselves.
Are we right? Well, we should
smile
We've been right for hell of a
while!
Powder river!
Let 'er buck!
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Delaved.)


Mrs. George Neat and children ar
rived home Tuesday after spending
the winter visiting relatives in South
Daokta
Miss Ethel kyger VIII ohas been
employed at the Broadus hotel. is
visiting home folks at present
Mr.. and Mrs. George McEachran
are at home on their ranch east of
Coalwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hudson are the
parents of a fine little girl who ar
rived al their home Sunday, April IS.
Mrs. Albert Lawson was i'll a few
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E W. Niertel Wis
tied at Il. d. McCurdy's Friday.
Albert Lawson sr., Charley War
kins and Elmer Kiser assisted Rev.
Duncan in preparing SMALL gran
airy for moving Wednesday.
Charley Warkins called al George
Meats Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. George McEachran
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kser on
Thursday.
Gandma Hitchcock visited Mrs.
Perry Rolfe Friday
Mable Peterson is gain at home.
She visited two days With Mrs. Carry
Irion.
August Hotf is selling his property
here and intends leaving soon for
Hosmer. S. d.. where he has invest
ed in town property
Mr.. Gould of Loesch was a caller
at the Her and Warkins ranches on
Saturday.
The Enterprise Literary society
met at the Murray schol house Sat
urday and a pleasant time is report
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-05-07
NOTICE OF SALE OF POWDER
RIVER UNITY, MONTANA,
PUBLIC HIGHWAY BONDS

rUbAlC HlGHWAY BONDS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That in pursuance of q Resolution
adopted by the Board Of County
Commissioners of Powder River
County. Montana, on May 4th. 1920.
authorizing the issuance of coupon
bonds hereinafter described, the said
Boaid of County Commissioners will
on Wednesday. the ninth day Of
June, 1920, at $500 o'clock p. M,
at the County Commissioners room
in the Court House in the City of
Broadus, Montana, receive sealed
bids and sell to the highest and best
bidder,
Fifty Thousand Dollars ($5O,OOO.O0),
Powder River County, MontaLa, Pub
lie Highway Bonds of the denomi-
nation of $1,000 each, bearing in
terest at the rate Of Six Per Cent
per annum, payable sem:-annually,
dated the first day of January, 1920,
and becoming due as follows: the
first day of January. 1910, said bonds
being redeemable as follows:
Three Thousand Dollars Of bonds
on January LIST, in each of the years
from 1925 to 1888. inclusive, and
Eight Thousand Dollars of bonds on
January LIST, 1899, both principal
and interest payable at the Liberty
National Bank in the City of New
York. State Of New York, said bonds
are to be issued by the County of
Powder River for the purpose of
constructing necessary public high
ways.
The said bonds will be printed by
the said County and ready for de-
livery at the time of sale and the
said County will deliver to the pur-
chaser the approving opinion OF
Wood and Oakley, Chicago. Illinois.
All bids must be without condi-
ton or qualification and all bids
other than hy or on behalf OF the
State Board of Land Commissioners
Of the State Of Montana must he ac-
companied by an unconditional GER
titled checl, on some relia BILE bank
in the amount OF TWENTY FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS payable to the
order OF the County Treasurer of
Powder River County, Montana. as a
guarantee of good faith which check
shall be forfeited to the County of
Powder River, Montana. as liquidat-
ed damages by any bidder to whom
the said bonds may be awarded at
fnl bidder shall refuse to accept said
bonds and promptly make payment
for such bonds upon delivery by the
County at bank designated by said
purchaser. The said bonds will not
be sold for less than their par value
and the Board of County Commits
sioners reserves the RICH, to reject
any and all bids. All bids must be
addressed to the undersigned Coun-
ty Clerk of Powder River County.
at Broadus. Montana.
Dated at Broadns. Montana. this
4th day OF May, 1920.
CHAS. DECKER.
Acting Chairman Board of County
commissioners.
Attest: +. +. WEST.
County Clerk m7-2S
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BROAOuS NOW YEARLING
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aser was so imbued with the pros
poets of the town and county that
he decided long since to establish a
home here and within short time
will bring his wife and three chill
dren in from Sheridan, Wyo.
Broadns has a soodly number of
carpenters and contractors. all COM
petent mechanics and qualified to
take cae OF local building demands.
There are many residences now
built and more being planned which
will materialize as soon as possible
We have new two room school
house. erected at an expense of $1O.-
900, to accommodate both the high
school pupils and the lower grades
The county maintains a Jail and
sheritf's residence in Broadus. the
one seldom used and the other hous-
ing little family.
The local water supply is taken
from several artesian wells. In quail
ity the water is uneXcelled, and the
quantity is adequate for all present
requirements.
A. W. Heidel is the local govern
ment weather observer and is daily
compiling weather data.
Two church denominations now
have located building sites in Broa-
dus, and park has been laid out.
Valley View cemetery overlooking
Powder river has recently been
plated.
We have connection with the 9TH
er half of the world by means of en-
terprising jitney lines, operated by
George Stroud, Ray Bartholomew,
L. NJ. Robertson and the Reeves-Lee
line
Three mail routes come to Broa-
dus. each tri-weekly service. The
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for signatures to any Of Coalwood's
citizens. We know u good reliable,
conscientious and painstaking car
rier when we have him and appre-
ciate him accordingly. Aud while we
admit that Dick Witcher has not al
ways been on time we know the tar
dinass is no fault Of his. We see no
reason why he should be blamed
when the roads are impossible. Let
us state that we have seen him carry
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-05-07
NOTICE:

Bids will he received by the Board
OF County Commissioners of Powder
River County, Montana.up to the sth
day Of June, 1920, at noon for the
classification of lands in eighteen
townships, or for the entire. county.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
BY order of the Board OF County
commissioners.
J II. NORRIS.
+. I. WEST. Chairman
County Clerk. M7-oS
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the lock sack on his shoulde1
on q small boys sled, dragg|
behind him in weather that
freeze a brass mule. Let us
sensible and endeavor to also d
to one who always shows CHI
ness and a real smile. no
what disagreeable obstacle is
way Of his every day duty Will
performs the best that circums
will permit.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-05-07
COALWOOD

Mrs. Dufore recently returned
from an all winters visit among
friends in Minneapolis.
Carol Brooks was business caller
at the Warkins and Kiser ranches
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. F.. w. viertel visited Friday
with Mrs. Duncan.
George Daniels ST.. and Jake
Shoemaker were travellers over the
Miles City route Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Vandiyere Wis
tied at the Viertel home Tuesday.
Miss Ford visited Miss Eva Crane
at the Craw ranch Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Murray entertained at
dinner Sunday, Mrs. Duncan and lit
tie folks. Charles and Eva Warkins.
Among Fridays callers at Coal
wood were Percy Bird, Dave Beng
and Norman Warkins.
Mable Peterson had a bad fall on
Thursday when a horse she was rid
ing fell with her.
Norman Warkins who has been
assisting Carl Emmons the past two
weeks, visited at home for several
days.
The dance given by the bali club
at the Coalwood school house was
we'll tended and fine time re-
ported. =
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MARRIAGE LICENSE

On Wednesday OF this week a
marriage license was issued at the
court house to James Nolan of Otter
and Miss Emily Ort, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Ort of Sayle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23
HALEYVILLE CHANGES
 FORM OF GOVERNMENT

Montgomery. July 2e.-(Special)- Haleyville, Winston county, passed from the commission form of govern ment to the aldermanic system Thurs day. when Acting Gov. Nathan L. Mil Ter appointed Dr. H. U. Washburn mayor, and A. J. Willard, Robert Jack son. J. K. DoSier, pr. M. l.. Stephens and C. L. Webb members of the board of aldermen. Haleyville is one of the few towns in Alabama which has re- turned to the old system after adopt ing the new.
 Those favoring the aldemanic sys- tenn had hard fight before their preference became effective. In an election a small majority was given in favor of the abandonment of the com mission form, but the president of the town commission ruled that several votes for the change were illegal and issued a proclamation saying a ma jority had voted for the old system, but that with the illegal votes cast aside. those favoring the commission had won.
 Mandamus proceedings were brought against the mayor seeking to force him to certify that the aldermanic form had won. The circuit court held that the mayors proclamation was sufficient. and that his reference to Illegal votes was surplusage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-23

FOR TRADE OR SALE-On very easy l0-year terms, 200 acres miles west of Wadley. Ala: good Broom house; small barn: small peach orchard; 45 acres un- der cultivation; on rural route and tele- phone; main pike In front of house: win divide to suit 2223 Jefferson Co. Bank.