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!Nar bos fin fere gan1le Eonte, fereno ogiaa buneg
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s@gs, tom gpa og betoes Born til @osgaaroseie efler
@osgnarosbolm. Mle tire 9sar neo oeress Bgr1 iau-
le6eS .pno @osgaar6sbolm en- Moa11eo i 5om111ertii=
ben, ben Sfhif %bebareoes,, til 6rgfe11 Mtbalie luffeoe
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fob ben meo ct srf. miot iblanot Sen j%ublenoe Slot,
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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-09-10
MAS Up IN THE AIR, ALL. THE
SAME As RIDING THE l. I, BAY
tCOntributed.;

Miss Freda Mitchell Of Cache
creek. was one of the airplane pas
sen2ers at the Broadus Roundup and
reports an excellent trip. At one
time Miss Mitchell did not know if
she was riding the + + bay or in an
airplane as she struck poke,
while travelling AT the rate of Il ;
miles per hour.
Rut Freda vas disappointed when
The pockets in the air were not more
numerous Also she was sorry that
She did not have more time to ride.
The next time an airplane visits this
country Ms: Mitchell will be the
first passenger. She was SO enthu-
Siaatic over the trip that she intends
TO buy a plane when she ships cattle
to market and says she will take hel
friends for Joy ride in the clouds
The pilot of the airplane told Miss
Mitchell's friends that for her tlrsl
trlp in til. ii: she had exceptionally
good nerve and with little expert
ance at the aviation school she wonIt
make one Q: the leading lady avia
tors.
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Silt.lelEES SAI.l.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SiNTEENTH JuDlCAL DISTRICT
or THE STATE OF MONTANA. IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF POW
DER RIVER.
kER ID. DUNLOP,
VS.. Plaintiff
GCSTAVE I'll. ARONSON.
Defendant.
TO BE SOLD AT SHERlFF"S SALE
en- SATURDAY, the end day Of Octo-
Der, A. -. 1920. at the hour of ONE
'l:oOl O'CLOCK l.. NJ, of said day al
the front door of the County Cour,
House. in the Town of Rroadus. Ccun.
~ OF Powder River. State Of Montana
the following described property, sit
uate. lying and being in the County OF
rcwder River. and State of Montana
that is to say:
. The Southwest Quarter of the
NWAl Lots Three 80 and Four
90 of Section Two 60. and the
southeast Quarter of the North
east Quarter tSEh Of NELD of
Section Three 90 in Township
five go South. Of Range Fifty
one t5l) East Of the Montana Me-
fidlan. aud containing according to
the L. s. Government Survey, One
Hundred sixty and Nineteen Hun
dreoths (l6O.l9) acres. be the same
more Or less.
Dated this 3rd day Ct September, A
W. E. SUFFER-.
$40 At Sheriff.
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BARNARD MOVES TO MILES
CITY FOR THE WINTER

PowderVille is too far removed
from the oil fields to suit ". f. Bar
nard. WAC is a tockholder in the SO
Petroleum company. So he and Mrs.
Barnard have come Miles City to
spend a few weeks so that they may
keep Informed on the oil situation.
Mr.. barnard stated that government
BIOLOGISTS have been, surveying the
PoWderville section for indications OF
Oil and coal. but he did not know
what verdict they had rendered on
the possibilities of these resources
being found in that section. Mr.. Bar
nard was very enthusiastic about the
crop results. declaring that the re-
turns from early threshins opera
tions had been better than expected
Miles City tSar.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-09-10
l;ONt.S NOTES

Mrs. Jessie Draper OF Des Moines.
Iowa. is here for an extended visit
With her sister. Mrs. Chas. Bryan.
l.. l.. Wheeler and wife of E'ialaka
were overnight visitors i'll BoyeS on
Saturday night.
John BELOW WIS called IN Belle
Fonrche Friday night by the serious
illness OF his wife and baby.
Tony Francisco has returned from
Italy, bringing with him his bride.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Bryan motor
ed to Belle Fourche Wednesday.
Miss Alice Scott returned from
Crew Greek Monday.
Mrs. Jane Sisley will leave fol
Rapid City, S. D., the latter part oi
the week where she will make hel
/ future home.
. Mrs. Anna champney and Grand
ma Case mo,ored to Piniele On bust
ness Monday.
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NOTICE. OF CONTEST

Department of tho Interior. United
states Land Office, Miles city. Mon
tana.
Received L. :. Land Office Miles
city. Mont. AUG. =. 1a2", hour io;45
a.
T." samuel L. Gcist. of Lemon. :.
Oak. COntcstee:
You are hereby notified that Jose
Prime Higgins. vino gives Miles City,
Montana. as his pust-c 1ice address. did
on August 20nd, 1920. file III this offic.
his duly c"rroborated application to
contest and secure the cancellation of
your homestead Entry Nc. o3?156, Sc
rial No. ...... made July -. 1919. for
al Township Z south, Range SO r..
Montana Meridian. and as grounds for
his contest he alleges that samuel T..
GeiSt has not established residence on
said land, has placed no improyemt a IS
thereon, and has cultivated no portion
OF same, and that said conditions do
now exist and have existed for the la st
six months last past.
You are Therefore. further notified
that the said allcSat ions will be ia X u
as confessed and your said entry Will
be Cancelled without further right Il b"
heard. either before this office or on
within twenty days after the FOURTH
publication OF this notice, shown be-
low, your answer, under CATH sporiti
callE responding to these al legations
of contest, together with due proof
! that you have served Il copy of your
answer Cn the said contestant either
/ in person on by registered mail
You should state in Your answer the
name of the postoffce to which YOU
desite future notices to be sent to ou
q. ". MYERS, Register
bate cf LIST publication sept. ). 1920
Date of End publication sept 10. 1920
Date Of 3rd publication sept. Il. 1870
! Date OF 4th publication Sept. IL 1870
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LEAGUERS WON'T
MIX WITH DEMOS
WILL NOT PARTICIPATE IN DEM
OCRATIC STATE CONVEN.
TION AT GREAT FALLS

Great Falls.--DecisiOn against par
ticipation in the regularly called
Democratic state convention Septem-
Der 10 by Nonpartisan league candi-
dates is reported to have been made
at state headquarters of the league
in this city. A. c. Town;ey, presi-
dent of the league, was here and re-
manned for hours in close conference
with his state lieutenants. The
league in the recent primary captured
all of the u nominations for state
office on the Democratic ticket and
virtually all Of the county nominees
of that party throughout the state.
The Democratic state convention
has been called to meet at the P!a-
Ger hotel in Helena on Friday, Sep
TENDER 10. The Republican conven-
ton will be held at the same place
on the following day. The candidates
nominated at the primary are dele
gates to the state convention, as are
members of the state central COM
mitee.
Everywhere curiosity is expressed
regarding the significance of the re-
ported plan OF the Nonpartisans to
hold aloof from the convention. The
opinion is crystallizing that it is a
shrewd political move designed to
win support for the Nonpartisan can
didates from the regular Demo-
Gratis at the election in November
Great bitterness developed during the
primary, and fear has been expressed
by league chieftains that the 'regu-
lars" might bolt the Ticket and sup
ut III
Nonpartisans will permit the reg
ulars" to dominate the state conven-
ton. indorse Cox and Roosevelt and
the San Francisco platform. The
leaguers, meanwhile, will privately
stand pat on the radical program
adopted at Great Falls when the
league candidates were chosen. To
the public the party will present d
united 'front.' Actually the move
is declared Il s1lbterfuge to permit
the regular party leaders to save
their faces in supporting the league
ticket. giving the excuse that the
Democratic party in Montana is with
the national leadership.
This theory has gained strength
because Of the visit of H. B. Martin.
league organizer. and NJ. McCusker,
candidate for congress in the eastern
Montana district. to the Office OF A.
r. Spriggs. vice chairman of the state
Democratic central committee to Hell
ena. The league men are said to
have told Mr. SprisgS it was impos-
sible for the Townlesites to indorse
Cox, it being the contention OF the
leaders that members should be left
free to vote for DebS or Christensen.
The compromise plan OF manipu-
latinS the state convention in order
! to give each faction its own platform
was then suggested. 1t is reported
that the league men offered to pre-
sent the matter to their chief. The
confirmation reported from the league
headq uarters is the opinion.
Another theory is that the league
leaders have decided it would he bad
politics for the league to negage in
a public controversy with irrecoucil-
able regulars over its radical pro-
gram and leadership. The leaguers
felt this clash would be certain to
come If they participated in the con-
yention and assumed control, it is
asserted
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FORREST OFFICER IN
STOCK ROT NDStr

j. W. Stanton, deputy supervisor
of the Custer forest. is now assisting
in the cattle roundup being held on
the south ranges of the Custer for
est, according to word received here.
Mr.. tsanton has taken part in the
roundup of the stock from the first
tlay that it VAS started. The stock
men who have been ranging their
stock on the grazing lands in the
forest reserve expect TO start driving
the cattle to places OF shipment this
week. Plenty OF rain has fallen in
the Custer forest. he states, thus en-
rirelv removing The danger OF forest
fires for this season.
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NOTICE
Closing If AegiStrItiun.

Registry books for the registration
of qualified electors for the General
election tc' be held on Tuesday, the
second day Of November. 1920, in the
several voting precincts of Powder
River County. Montana. will close at
o'clock +. NJ. on Friday, the 18th
day of September. 1920.
Electors may register for said cleo
tton by appearing before the County
Clerk at his office in the Court House
at Broadus. Montana. on any legal day
between o'clock a. NJ, and o'clock
r. NJ, or by appearing before a dep
uty registrar in the manner provided
by law.
tSeaD +. I. WEST.
County Clerk aud EXOfticio Registrar
AlS-Sl
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MOTTO or tO\Vt,~T
Serial No. Oi.n.I

Department of the Interior. E.j,,l
States Land e!lic.. Mics City. Mon
tlna September /. la2u
To Neal Holman Of otiVr, MaHtlNa.
ConteStt.:
You are hereby notified that Frank
\. Norris. who gives Olive. Montana,
10, l'2o. lie in this ot1'ie. his duly cor
reiterated application to contest and
secure ,he 'aneSllation Of your 4on,'-
stead Entry NJ. o42oei, Serial No.
oi2V2l. made November IL. lAl1, tor
w. of Sec. -. Twp. $. Range ~ H.,
Montana Principal Meridian, and rs
grounds for his contest he All eGes that
said cntryman has wholly abandoned
sad land that he has ne'er t11tlt IS
tabitshcd nor maintained :: residcnct
thereon; that said land is wholly un-
cultivated, unimproVed and in Il stat"
81 mature; that said defaults have en-
and continue to date. and that said
alleged absence therefrom WAS not
caused BY his ompi nymen, in any
branch OF tn" United states Army
Navy or Marine Corps in time OF vat
You are, therefore. further notified!
that the said allegations viii h. takel
as confessed, and your said eutry vii
be cancelled without further rtSht Id
on appeal. if you fail 10 file III this
office within twenty days after tn.
FOURTH publication OF this motto. rs
shcwn below, your answer, undel
o.ttt' SpttlNciNN responding to tnt -
allegations of contest, togetheT will
Que proof that YOU served "a copy OF
your answer on the said contestant
either In person or by Registered mail
You should state in your answer IN,
name of the post office to whivh YOU
desire future notices to he sent Il YOU
q. W. MYERS kc-i-t-r.
JOHN &. -tt.l.EE. Miles city. Mont.
Attorney for Contestants
pat" of LIST publication sept. IL. I'-p
t'ttt Oh ma buttlratibt. Sept. 80
Date of Bird publication Sept. 2i -"
Date of lth pubti,ati,n ,,rt EaHN
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NOTICE OF CONTEST

Department # the Interior United
states Land Office. Miles City. Mont.
70 William Leathers of st. Paul
Minnesota, toutestee.
gu are hereby notified that WaEne
FURNISHES, who gives BirucH. Nontana.
as his pnst-ntiic" address. did on duly
18th. 1920, tile in this office his duly
c"rfchorated appli to contest and
secure the cancel latiau Of your Home
stead Entry No. o3.tol. serial Nu.....
sMh: N'4sN,. ~ 34SI. >W,I $.
81 NV i, sec, ~: Me- NEt4 SEA. -
SEA Me-. section -. Township =.
Range a T. NJ. =. Myri,!ian- ana as
Srounds ipr his contest he tlir&"s that
"HtrHman has n"Nov established "l
nor placed any improvements OF rui~
tivatton thereon tnat tia" land Is
who'll! ahanunncU; that thcs" defaults
HAY" existed for NOR" than SIN months
last past and 50 continue 10 exist.
You are. therefore, further notified!
that the said allegations viii toe taken
as confessed. and Nour said entry vii!
be Cancelled without further right to ht
heard. either before this oftice nv on
appeal If you fail to tlle in this office
within twenty days after the rot kTtI
publication If this notice, AS shown be-
! low, your answer. und.r OATH. Spr, j.
:allN responding Ia these aiIeGat ions
that Ent haN" served :, copy II Nrul
answer on thc SAT-: contestant either in
person or by registered mail.
You should state in your ANSWER the
| name OF the post nffir" to which yru
""sir" fU'ur" ns,ir"s to b.. sel.t I" YOU
CIV. MYERS, Ee:.iSlrr.
Date of Isl qualifications Aug. 20. 1920
pate of md publication Aug. -. 1920
| Date of 3rd publication Sept. 3, !a2o.
Date Of ith publication Sept. 10 1920
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To UNITE AGAINST \. rs

Havre.-The newly elected Hill
conn'y Republican central committee
met and elected new officers.
4 committee was named TO confer
With regular line Democrats to form
an independent voters league to de-
feat tn" Nonparti5an league candi-
dates.
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TON HiSNiNSDN GETS
COAL CONTRACT NJ $40 TON

Tom Huskinsea. Batterliy Tom.
this Week was awarded a contract by
the board OF county commissioners
for supplying : } tons OF coal to the
court house and Jail al Rroadus. His
bid was S4Io Il ton delivered. Six
ether parties submitted bids. all OF
whom We're higher than Huskinson.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS



e. s, e; ] q =; stss Msas":
Duies ana state lax Com
the state o., u.,t.,,
Article the State
electors Of the s state
M the Constitution as amended
.s ,ss Il 1ssx each county shall
sdu t GSugy hssra he Of The
counties and all
s eo by os no9 or snsee Tax GSm
% hs moa ss say lax s GS
.ss sna 4 March % sse % @
as ss 1: s si h e h,s s % Ma 81
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If ssS scS :hs @
oes0 n eauass the Saiaa
@ any auan ns n %
1ss az s. s
a tw;
eassxaon make made the s
sssn sssS a ns Sa ?; @'ssS X! s
sv s'en a 5ys a1 gss
ptns thereon the wers:
i ards .he ens to the eonstuon odn
asn apSs
nor s he q pee ad au Eaassaon
s fer S. lit
chs, ssGt1n Ths for and
, sscto" All hereby
go Section in ana after
Approved
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
49,
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 4 YEARS

hereby announce my candidacy
for the Office of county commissioner,
fOur-year term. on the Republican
ticket, subject to the general election
November 2. 1920
CHAS. +. LEWIS.
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REPRESENTATIVE

I hereby announce my canUldacE
for the office Of representative on the
Republican ticket. subject to the
general election No.emher ,. 1920.
JOHN l.. SCOFIEl.D.
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SURVEYOR.

/ hereby announce my candidacy
for the office OF county surveyor on
the Democratic ticket. subject to the
general election November 2, 1920.
+. l.. FL 'NkENBtSCH.
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with all thy faults. I love thee
still. seems to be a popular ditty
with the oonshiners-Omaha World
Herald.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-09-10

indicate x in
to
L. OF Actsi
80 "ee"s re-
be in atsr
appro
UNITED STATES
Q
G. T. of the
stituton
the
A"N''"
hav here lntos
OF A. D. 1920 ~ '' ~ 'e''' '"s
T.
of State.
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We may as we'll meet the three
ened shortage OF eueum Der pickles
With the philosophy of the foN--proh-
ably they would he sour anyway.
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One may safely assume that many
OF the people who are tlocking to the
Nnttleiie,ds OF France couldn't have
,.en dragged there when the war
vas on. -Philadelphi Public Ledger.
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The president Of pulp and paper
company was attacked in his home
Ivy a masked burglar Perhaps 1t was
only "A publisher bent on revenge
Columbia S. c. Record.
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OF course the immense increase in
the population will result in an in
crease in the number OF congressman
10 be elected, hut We can't have ev-
erythin. the wa" We want it.--C eve
land Plain Dealer.
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STATE. SENATOR.

l hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of state senator on the
Democratic ticket subject TO the gen.
eral election November >, 1920.
c. ID. TERRETT
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General Nrangel wants to take
Dart i'll all future conferences OF pre-
miers and government heads. II his
name is any clne he ought to fit in
nerfrctly -Pittshure Dispatch.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMENDMENT


OF
froyidng
sGnoo Funds
fGs S ss sc Il the e: :s sa 'H
Ssa on the
Shall BE & 81 so sss
-" -"o -
DC enacted by the Legislative
SECTION That Of
o
qualified
seeon That Of
= o"~1S ~"~ 80 '""S "eeo'
leasing School snS and fenfp of al rents received
Of six N the number children
such Distributing
FUNDS OF
@ income from the public school funds
ana sinvloabe part thereof - ~ " '~o
That
CT
N>~ 1No"oA =" '"0 s"'u oa'o's We
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SILK shirts don't tell the amount
OF A mans pile. but they tell you how
long it will last Associated Editors
ttIcagOt.
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Governor Cox seems TO feel GER
tain he is going to be shocked at the
size Of the Republican campaign
fund. unless the Democrats can raise
\ lnrepr indianapolis Star.
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When the Prohibitionists assured
Mir. Bryan tina, With his help they
Wvuld sweep the country, what they
had in mind was probably dry-clean-
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
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COT NTS' COMMISSIONER + YEARS

! hereby announce my candidacy
for the Office Of county commissioner.
four-year term, on the Democratic
ticket, subject to the general election
November ,, 1920.
J. H. MORRIS.
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Once price was an indication OF
value: NOW it is an indication of
nerve. - Associated Editors tthl-
caeD.j
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les, City. Montana


For Judge of the Sixteenth Judicial
District on Republican
Tickle.
Eionye Years Practice of Law in
Miles City.
Your Efforts in My Behalf VIII BE
Apprccia tied
Authorized and Paid for by
s. d. Mci<innon
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Germany is finding out that peace
is priceless. and yet not priceless
Norfolk Virginia-{ilot.
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At midnight in his guarded ten the
Turk must be having another night
are.-Indianapolis Star.
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STATE OF MONTANA,

of
is a Of
Of the
nd
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