The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-11-26
LOCAL BRIEFS

Fred Trautman was here Wednes-
day from Epsie and on the return
trip was accompanied by DR.. c. H.
James who was wanted to attend
Jack Crane.
Virginia Camplin was the guest
this week of Ruth Waite, at the lat
ter's home on Little Powder river.
]. r. Naiey Of Pilgrim creek tran
sacted business in town Tuesday.
]. S. Jacobs and son Of Moorhead
we're here the fore part of the week
on business matters.
The postoffice at Camps Pass has
not yet been transferred to Sigmund.
according to reports received here.
F. A. and Dave Ross of Pinto were
Rroadus visitors the fore part of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. n A. Burkey and
children mOtOred to Miles City Tues
day to spend Thanksgiving With Mr.
turkeys mother.
Herman knudson. Interested III IA
Miles City grocery store, has located
homestead near Epsie. three miles
west of his brother, Bert knndson.
AL f. Bates. residing on Bloom
creek near Moorhead nostofice, was
in Broadus Tuesday.
IIaz Bailey Of Boyes Was n town
few days this week
Frank E. Weed was Over lro1a Fl
niele Tuesday.
Dr. c. Fl. James made !. trip 10
Miles City the fore part oI the week.
Mrs. Dick Drexel left Little Pow
der river Tuesday for Speartish. 5.
D.. where she will visit with her
daughter. Miss Georgia, over Thanks
giving Miss Dreyel is a student at
the State Normal.
l.. A. Lilies OF Fire G1tlch and Chas.
Seeiye of Pinto creek transacted
business i'll Broadus Wednesday.
Frank Hitchings of the Sand Greek
school district. was IA Broadus visi-
tor the fore part Of the week,
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Rue OF
the Little Powder motored to Spear
fish. S. D., the fore part OF the week
and will remain over Thanksgiving,
visiting with their daughter, Miss
Helen, a student al the state Normal.
Roy Lee Monday evening brought
the news that another oil we'll the
Anaconda, had just been brought in
the Mosby field. This makes seven
producing oil wells Tor that territory
Tom Daily, Frank Rice and J. 3.
Hurt OF the Pinto country We're i'll
town Monday.
G. +. Mckenzie of poWderyille y as
Broadus visitor last Monday. He
said no one in the Powderville II
entity knew the Murray boy who was
reported to have broken a ,e, recent
~ in runaway accident.
Miss Ella Mckenzie daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. q. F. Mckenzie of Pow
deryille has accepted a clerical posi-
ton in the office OF Fl. r. Straiton,
clerk of court. Miss Mckenzie for
merly was occupied as clerk in the
court house at Miles City with the
county clerk and recorder but resign
ed TO attend nurses training school
at Great Falls and was there when
the armistice was signed.
Albert Lawson OF Coalwood pro-
poses to build north of the Yellow
stone Lumber company SO that he
MAY send his two children to high
school here.
G. +. Nandercar Of Ranchcreek
Was in Broadus Monday, accompany
ing Lon Joslin and three children
this far ON their trip to Indiana
where the children will be left with
relatives. They We're left motherless
last July when Mrs. Joslin died at
the Sheridan hospital.
Cooks Barber Shop Will send !; box
to the Miles City laundry every Mon
day morning. Leave your laundry
at the barber shop before Monday.
The Powder River hotel has new
advertisement in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Montgomery mo
rored to Belle Fourche. 5. D. sun
day and returned Tuesday.
G. c. Cramer came Saturday from
Kruger and was accompanied by Mrs
Ida J. Crays.
Elmer Drake was i'll Broadus Sat
urday and lief, an order with the FIX
aminer for bills advertising a public
sale at his place near Loesch for Fri
day, December >.
Miss Eula E Force, teacher at the
Cross S school was a Broadus visi
tor Saturday, accompanied by Yer;
Smokey. one of her pupils.