The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-06-11
LOCAL BRIEFS

in town Wednesday.
Drop letters, carried on rural
routes require 2 cents postage.
Twenty-four additional lock boxes
were installed in the Broadus post
Office this week, filling long felt
want
b. II. Mitchell, livestock grower
has returned to Kruger after some
time spent in Chicago.
Ian Thompson has relinsuished his
homestead between Olive and Broa-
dus to George ID. Grooms.
Dude Baker came from Moorhead
Wednesday, driving W. II. Peays'
car through for his return home.
Miss Nell Mitchell. who has been
teaching school at Forsyth. is here
for "a visit with her sister, Mrs. {.
G.. Craw.
W. v Smith OF the eleeticel firm
of Smith a. Gapen OF Miles City vas
here the forepart Of the week on
business matters.
Misses Jane and Elizabeth Einsel,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. $.
Einsel, arrived in Broadus Wednes-
day evening after attending school IN
San Francisco the past year.
Mrs. Alfred Rue and two daugh-
tiers arrived Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Rue left ID few weeks ago to
accompany the young ladies home
They have attended school in Seattle
the past year. 4 two weeks visit
was first made to petluma. Calf
The three commissioners. Chair
man j. n. Morris OF Graham. Chas.
Decker of Stacey and ". II. Peays of
Moorhead, We're in Brcadus this
week attending the regular monthly
meeting of the hoard.
DR.. Chas II. James has opened an
office in the Mcdonald building III
Broadus and is now actively engaged
here in the practice of the medical
profession.
T.. Nj. Bier1y, who has been in Bill
lingS since his discharge from the
army, arrived Tuesday and was en-
route to his homestead near Pinto.
Mrs Betty TAYLOR Was here this
week visiting with her son, George
w. Taylor, manager of the Broadus
Mercantile company. She has also
visited With other sons H. S. and H.
b. Taylor, on Hay creek but of late
has been a guest at the ranch OF c.
". Miles.
J. r. Newton. the Boyes mail
driver. made a trip 10 Miles City
this week. at the same time main
tanning his mail schedule.
John F. Singer was called 10 Wis
hx Sfs
ing relatives We're seriously injured
in an automobile smash-up on a
bridge.
Miss Winona Lewis made a trip 10
Glendive this week 10 be present at
the opening Of the summer term for
teachers but expected TO return III
few days \ goodly portion Of the
county's teachers are in attendance
at the school.
Mrs. G. a. Trautman and grand
son Charles Robert Lewis. returned
to BrOaduS Wednesday evening after
soiourn of several months in Cali
f0rnia
George Lewis. proprietor of The 10
cal mea, market, states he now has
supply OF fresh meat and pork and
from now on viii he able to supply
the demand.
George p. Grooms ana son Walter
of Olive We're Broadus visitors We'd
nesday. Grooms planted % acres TO
corn last Saturday and the warm
weather had the sprouts coming
through by Wednesday. Grooms has
lister which he used IN the work.
The addition TO S. A fioit's drug
store III Broadus viii he ready fer
plasterine by tomorrow and then
comes the lathing. Ii is believed the
building viii be ready for occupancy
by the latter part Of next week.
Mrs. NJ :. CraW has removed from
Ccalwood to Broadus and occupied
the property near f. T, West res
idence she recently purchased tom c.
Fl. Reeler Perry Rolfe freighted the
household furniture here rom Coal
wood the latter pat o. last week
The Delco lighting plant at the
Powder River hotel has been moved
to new position. thus Dispensing
with the vibration and length # eN-
haust pipe.
A. W. Heidel. cashier Of tie Pow
der River County Bank, left Friday
morning for Helena and other points
and will he absent about two weeks.
Mrs. Heidel preceded him two weeks
ago. This is the first time Mr.. Heidel
has gone TO the railroad since his
entry to Broadns year ago.
II. 4. Loohey, manager Of The To-
cal branch of the Yellowstone Lum-
Der Co, expected TO go to Miles City
to make arrangements for increased
barbed wire shipments TO BrOadus
truck load day was insufficient
TO meet demands for barhed wire
Other material as Well is arriving al
most daily at the local lumber yard
On his return trim from Prime last
Friday Chas. w. Miles was accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Logan.
Mrs. c. S. Einsel, and her sister.
Miss Alberta Miller. Mrs Logan pro-
ceeded on to Billings FOR two weeks
visit while the other pinieIe visitors