The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-10-21

gone to make arrangements Tor the
schooling of aer son. Wayne.
The postoffice department has re-
jected all bids submitted for the
proposed mail route from Mizpah to
Kingsley.
Glen H. knight and Dave Cantrell
Of Epsie were recent visitors in the
county seat.
Tom Barnard and Percy Marston
were here from Powderville the lat
ter part Of last week.
H. +. Dorval Jr., teacher of music,
is prepared to add few more pupils
to his class. OIL
Percy Bird and Mrs. Ray Bird Of
Coalwood were in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hickel Of
Coalwood. were in town Monday.
Mrs. Charles Warkins and son
Charles were here Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs. Il. A. Hudson, Mrs. Eta Coon
and Ed. kimball Of the COalw0Od
country were in town Monday, the
two ladies on school business.
Mrs. Emma Hobbs died near Eka-
laka last Monday at the age OF so
years and her nephew s. A. Holt OF
Broadus was present at the funeral
services Wednesday morning at
o'clock. Mr.. Holt made the So mile
drive early Wednesday morning,
leaving here about 2 O'Clock q. m
in car piloted by ]. I. Westphal.
Big shipment Of Tanlac just re-
ceived. s. A. Holt. local agent
| Misses Julia and Sadie Porta OF
Pilgrim creek have enrolled as new
students in the district high school
bringing the enrolment to "a. Five
students are from Broadus and the
others are from nearly every section
of the county.
| Don Porta Of Pilgrim creek this
week built living quarters east OF
the old road ranch, to be occupied
by his two daughters while attend
ing high school here.
Tony Barbero, BATHS Trucano and
Alesio Chicsa of East Fork We're in
town Tuesday.
! John X. Marsh recently discovered
in Review of Reviews a picture OF
General Leonard Wood astride a
Montana horse. The brand is tina,
Of the Crown Circle ranch near
Knowlton, owned by Captain Price
Mrs. X. Baude Blenkner returned
home Saturday from a lengthy visit
with relatives and old-time friends in
North Dakota.
A Halloween dance will be given
at the Powder River hotel Saturday
night, October 80. The dancers will
be decorated with designs emblema.
tic of the season.
A Bible class for adults is a new
feature of the local Sunday school
| and is taught by Professor Dave
Delap.
The Ladies Aid society two weeks
hence will meet with Mesdames Ella
Cook and Margaret Camplin.
| An educational campaign to &C.
quaint the people with the principles
of the banking system has been
: launched in Montana and is being
carried out by series of lectures de-
liyered to the high schools. The
first of these lectures was delivered
| to the local high school two weeks
ago by A. w. Heidel and today Fri
day at $50 p. NJ, Chas. S. Einsel
will deliver the second lecture. Talks
will he made by the local bankers
every other Friday afternoon.
c. r. Mussetter returned this
, week from business trip to Belle
! FOurche.
Seven head of cattle have been
killed within the past few days by
| unknown parties at the Pemberton
ranch on Powder river near Broadus
Naturally, Osborne Pemberton, the
, owner of the ranch, is resentful and
in this issue he is warning hunters
to stay away from the ranch. Any
trespassers caught there will be
prosecuted.
A. A. Ratlifi OF selway was in
town Saturday.
Cliff Moore, a Miles City banker.