The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-19
LOCAL BRIEFS

Guy rean was here from Moorneaf
Monday.
Sheriff Suffer has spent the past
several days in Miles City.
John H. Rogge spent several dav,
TINS week OH his homestead, -four
maies northwest Of Broadus.
New advertisements commencina
TINS issue are by Harry s. Mowry and
'ohn II. Rogge. both local contrac.
tors ana builders.
MRS. Dick Drexel aud son have re-
tuned from Baker, where she has
"eeh visiting sister recently be-
seaXed by the loss of her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred W. Rue re
turned last Thursday from SIX
weeks soiourn at Rochester, MINI.
IN behalf of Mrs. Rues health and
report the trip quite beneficial.
Miss Winona Lewis. county suner
intendent. last Saturday night enter
tanned the High school club. Off
GERS OF this club are Travis Lewis.
president and Nellie Lane, secretary
John a. Reichert drove in from
oayie last Monday. He reports can
dit1ons in his part OF the country sat.
isiactory and cattle doing exception
ally well under the circumstances.
Robert Eccles Of Diddle returned
to Broadns Wednesday from Miles
city Mrs. Eccles expected to accom-
pany him OH the trip but the road
condition precluded and she remain
ed in Broadus.
ira Goodman returned home Fri
day from "trip to Miles CRY after.
seed' and was successful to the en-
tent OF two truck loads. W. H.
ffo"y, homesteader Of I.cesch.
was one of the drivers.
MIS-. e. G. Craw arrived in town
saturday from Coaiwood aud with
her husband, deputy county treasu-
rer' VIII take up residence at the
ho'se formerly occupied by Harry
Graham near the court house.
Fridays arrivals in town included
DeLos SeIway and Sidney Smith Of
Camps Pass. r. Melville, Joe An
derson. Charles Dudley, Roy Collins,
Harry r. Sunderland Of Selway. w.
T.. McFey of Olive. Ernest Shireman
and Bert Wilson OF Pinto
Glen Mowry, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
>, Mowry. WAS here from Graham
the past week. Another son, James
Harold Mowry. is at the Great Lakes
naval training school, having enlisted
in the navy last August.
II. y. Frankforter OF Baking Pow
der creek, postoflice address. Graham,
who has made success in growing
sorghum for molasses. vas visitor
III EroadIs the latter part Of the
Seek
Attention is called To 4 new de
rartment started in the paper this
week devoted 20 the wants OF farm
ars and ranchcrs. Ii You have any
thing for sale or trade or If Won
want anything watch this new de-
partment and We believe you will not
results if results are obtanahle.
Lee Wilson from MP the river was .
a week end visitor in town. and 20
ported receipt OF q letter from his
father J. l.. Wilson. stating the cat
Tie shipped to Amarillo. Texas, were
doing nicely
The school board has decided TO
use the new school building in Broa-
aus and will transfer the equipment
from across the river at the first Oh
The building is still in
complete. lacking several doors and
The present one room will suffice COR
purposes.
TWO trucks were pat out OF com
mission few miles out of Broadus
The Yellowstone Lumber company.
truck, driven by w. Doty. and loaded
with material and furnace for the
new school house. broke IA wheel
and the Diamond 4 truck. driven by
lenyman. was compelled to unload
m the same vicinity.
Arrivals i'll Broadu> the pas
week include Fred Schmidt OF Biddle,
John Daut. Zebb Mayhan of Poker
lin, John F. Singer of Biddle, Chas.
johnson, Ben Johnson. George D.
;rooms. Charles Jessey, Gus Allen.
Allen Brock, Harry O'Connor. the
latter five from Olive: County Sur
geyor 7. l.. Funkenbusci, Baking
Powder creek, Ernest Broaddus,
Mark Naual u Hprf pintn. II