The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-12-10
LOCAL BRIEFS

lUGHl onIe6C
A. M. vannett and William Lavell
of Pilgrim creek were in Broadus
Wednesday.
W ]. D. Williams will start building
soon on lot l, block Z. which he re-
Gently purchased from G. B. Lewis.
The location is south of the Bert
Wilson residence.
J. II. Morrisr of Little Powder
river, chairman of the board of cOun-
ty commissioners, and the other two
Decker were here this week to attend
the regular December session.
With the exception Of cloudiness
and light fall of snow last Sunday.
the past week has been marked by
fair weather.
The fair weather Of the past sew
eral days has enabled farmers to
make much progress in their corn
husking.
County Surveyor f. l.. Funken-
busch was in Broadus the forepart of
the week.
Geo. d. Grooms circulated a petit
ton the latter part OF the week for
contributions toward the purchase OF
q new monograph for the Lewis
school and reports generous re-
spouse by everyone solicited.
Ed. Horkan and George Butler Of
Miles City SojOurneu in BrOaduS on
Tuesday.
Frank T.sKelsey was in town Tues
day from Moorhead.
p. p. Hines of Usage Wyo., vas
in Broadus Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 7. Logan Of Pi-
niele were Broadus visitors Tuesday.
Max Frederick of Miles City was
in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Bailey. daughter. and two
sons came from Selway the forepart
of the week and have taken rooms
at the Lewis ranch.
]. l. Westphal, brother of Glenn
Westphal of the local high school,
was here this week from Ekalaka
accompanied by his wife.
L. o. Ling and DR.. Sutcliff were
here this week on insurance business
H. X. Doane, who did the land
classification work in the northern
part of the county, was in town Wed
nesday from Miles City.
John NJ. Thompson and John Oil
yer OF Ekalaka were in town this
week
Tena Sad. a culinary expert OF no
mean ability. has accepted a position
with the Powder River hotel in keep
ing with the policy to give the public
the best of service.
Rev II. X Waters was visitor
to Miles City the fore part of the
week.
F. II. Petro made a business trip
to Miles City the latter part of the
week.
The house occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. Hugo Camplin and children was
moved Tuesday from the rear of the
BrOadus Mercantile company to its
new location, lot 10, block Z, south
of the Straiton residence. John
Rogge was in charge of the moving.
A farewell dance was rendered
Mrs. A. j. Haley at the Powder River
hotel Saturday night and an enjoya-
bic time is reported by the many in
attendance. Mrs. Haley and children
and mother-in-law, Mrs. Sarah Janis,
We're accompanied to Miles City Sun
day by Mr.. Haley. He returned later
in the week TO resume his official du-
ties as county treasurer.
J. r. Newton. who formerly held
the Broadus-Boyes mail contract, is
now located at South St Paul.
A. B. Staedtler is now mining coal
at Poposia. Wyo. He found employ
ment at his former Job hut writes
that there seems to be considerable
unemployment and plenty OF men
bidding for the jobs given out.
H. II. kightlinger, writing to have
the Examiner changed to his new ad-
dress at Brooktield, MO. states that
the paper is always interesting with
news from the old home country.
George W. Badgett OF Ashland and
Miss Florence McCullough OF Selway
were recently married in Miles city.
4 dance will be given at th,. Eroaau
school house Saturday III sht, Decemher
Il. and everybody IS welcome to attend.
Mrs T.. w. White ana two children
left this week for Seattle. Wash,
where they viii join Dr. White. con-
nected with the government health
service there.
Harvey Hill. indisposed with an at
tack of tonsiltis, left the fore part of
the week for Miles City where he
could receive attention at his hcms