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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-03-18
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NOTICE For qualifications
-ISDI.ATEO TR ACT

~ LID < LAND SALE
Department of the Interior T. $.
Land OEi"e at Miles City, Montana,
February 10. I32l
Notice is hereby given that, as di-
rected by the Commissioner Of the
General Land office, under provisions
of Sec. 2455. r. s.. pursuant to the APP
plication of Mese i; Woosl ey. Bay
WIN Offer at public sale, to the highest
bidder. but at not less than $50 pcr
acre. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the 3rd
day of June, 1921, next, at this office
the folio wing tract of land: Lots 3,
1, =. 10 Sec. :. 7. as, Il. 5O-E NJ. r.
NJ This tract is ordered into the
market on a showing that the greater
portion thereof is mountainous or too
rough fer cultivation."
This land will be sold in accorda nee
with. and subject to the provisions and
1910. t36 Stat. $3.50.
The sale will not be kept open. but
will be declared closed when those
present at the hour named have ceased
bidding. The persCn making the high
est bid will be required to Immediately
pay to the Receiver the amount
thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely the
hove-described land are advised to
file their claims. or objections, on or
before the time designated for sale
c. w. MYERS
mlSal5 Register.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that there.
will be special meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners OF
Powder River County, Montana. held
at Broadus, Montana, on the 21st
day of March A. D. 1921, beginning
at the hour Of nine o'clock A. NJ.
of said day, for the purpose of do
ing all necessary things in connec.
ton with the organization of a spe-
cial Road District which will CON-
prise all of Election precincts mum.
bered six and fifteen, IN said Coun
ty of Powder River, and State o.
Montana
Dated at Broadus, Montana, this
ninth day of March, A. ID. 1921.
Done by order of the Board OF
County Commissioners.
F. T. WEST,
County Clerk and Recorder, Powde,
River County, Montana. NILS
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WOODROW WILSON.

Eight years ago, the writer saw
Woodrow Wilson enter for the first
time as president, the White House.
His figure was 1.-THE and supple: his
-eyes were clear and unflickering: his
step was brisk and certain. After
eight years of service, Woodrow Will
son walked out of the White House.
He leaned heavily upon a cane. His
step faltered. His frame was ema-
: ciated. His face bore the lines of
months Of intense suffering. Such
is the toll that eight years of devo-
tion to the almost impossible tasks
of the presidency has impoed upon
this man. Whatever may be said.
Woodrow Wilson never spared him.
self for moment Of these two terms
OF toll and tragedy. He was given
prodigally of all that nature and the
circumstances of his own making
endowed him with. He has faced
courageously the tempests Of fatefnl
destiny. The unleashod passions of
u world gone mad have played about
-his head as the storm clouds enve:-
opes some lofty mountain peak. He
has boldly marked out and travelled
nnafraid. strange new ways. His has
-been no common task and, truly he
Is no common man: Malice, envy,
hatred must surely die in the pres
-ence of this. broken figure. 1t was
mot mere personal ambition which
.aured him to those dangerous heights
. with their inevitable penalties of
slips and accidnts. In that austere
soul there has thron ghout glowed an
'slniiickering fame Of love for his
country. He who fights must bear
scars. Woodrow Wilson has fought
tor his ideals as men seldom ever
fought before and the cars OF con-
fiict show on the racked temple Of his
being as he retires from tn line cf
,,nceasing battle.--Lewistown Demo-
crat-News.
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BURST SCHOOL ITEMS

'''' ssss .
Mr.. Mussetter was a caller at the
nurst school February 2s.
:he burst school has Just com.
r'clc;: test in some Of theil
studies.
On the roll of honor for the month
OF February are the following: Made
line Ambuel. Ogden Edwards, Mar.
euerite Ambuel, Dale Edwards. Ma
RE Mussetter, Francis Ambuel, John
Edwards There were three who
missed their start this month.
The following program was given
by the burst school February %:
Song, america BY School
Recitation, "Washington's Birth
day Wade Edwards
Rec, Hats Off Ogden Edwards
Rec, The Land of Liberty. 49,.
......... Marguerite Mussettar
Rec, "Old Glory. .............
Margaret Ambuel
Calisthenics Drill. A and b Class
Rec, The Old Flag Forever.
John Edward:
Rec. The Gettysburg Address.
.............. Madeline Ambual
Rec. God Bless Our Flag.
Marie Mussetter
Rec, Our Country's Flag.
Dale Edwards
Dialogue. The Making of Our
Flag (Which was originated by
Marguerite Mussetter and Margaret
Ambuel.) Characters were George
Washington ogden Edwards
Mrs. Washington (Margaret Am
buell., and Betsy Ross (Margar.
cite Mussetterl.
Rec, when I Think of Lincoln.
.......... -. Glen Mussetter
Rec, Your Flag and My Flag.
.............. Francis Ambucl
Calisthenics Drills By c. d. and =
Glasses. led by John Edwards.
Song. Columbia the Gem of the
Ocean School
Mrs. B. II. Edwards was IA caller
at the burst school February %. She
gave the school fine talk about
George Washington. and also treat
ed the children to candy.
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other. In instances over petty griey.
ances sometimes of long standing
There was very little diversion, rec.
reation and entertainment for thu
faithful housewives FOR they felt
constrained to stay in their ow,
homes, day after day; week after
week: and sometimes month after
month. toiling and laborin1 IN their
household drudgery. care Of children
and In lending assistance about the
place. OF course their lot 40 . whole
cause them to become dissatisfied
with everything. and their dissatis.
faction spread to the men folks.
TO mack a long story short, some
one hit upon the happy innovation
OF community organization ana the
a meeting was called. Neighbors for
CAV and forgot all past differences,
Inc women folks visited with each
other and newcomers became &C.
Quatnted. Children entered into ths
spirit Of 1.-The occasion and played
amongst themselves. The men folks
exchanged ideas of farming ana
ranch work to their mutual benefit.
And last but not least all partok OF
q spread" that was replete with
good eats"
And such has been the program
OF each subsequent bi-monthly meet
ing. Instead Of diminishing, the COM
munity spirit around Kruger is ex-
banding and cooperation once a neg.
lig1ble quantity, is now the word.
A notable change has come over the
entire community and where once
dissatisfaction ruled the day, the ie-
verse is the order or as nearly that
condition az possible.
There are other communities in
Powder River county laboring under
the same conditions as previously ex-
listed In the Kruger country. Bv
emuiating the good exmaple. the
anne beneficial results will be OBJ
tanned. Let's have several commun.
ity organizations in the county. Let's
have such an organization in eyery
road district or school district. Ana
then when we have these commune
ties organized, let's perfect q county
community organization, composed
OF their representatives. Let's apply
the Golden Rule in this county. Let's
forgive and forget past differences.
Let's cooperate for our mutual BEN
eft. Let's go.
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PINTO NEWS ITEMS
(By Pupils Of Turret Butte School.

! ssss ssss . . . .
(By Pupils Of Turret Butte School. J
Why should bachelors be resut,.
cd to pay an excess tax? pr,ba 1ly
they cannot help being bachelors. it,
IKE filming a poor fellow for only
having one orm.
Fl. F. Riggs il moving a house on
to his wife's place which il ON Butte
creek.
Two children of the Turret Butte
school have slight colds.
A few men of this vicinity are feed
Ing cows and calves.
Mrs. Ernest Broaddus has return
ed to her home from Oregon where
she has spent the winter with her
folks.
Ted Wilson has enlisted new
chauffeur in his service.
A. E. Yarger has partly retired
from active service on account of
slashing his hand while cutting
some rubber.
The past few days of cold wealth.
er have made the river very disa
greeable to cross.
Two pupils have sent 25 drills
each and two have sent 100 drills
Tor Palmer Method buttons and
Progress pins respectively.
A wall like the cry of lost soul
went UP from car owners in this
vicinity when the car license cards
were received Saturday. No one near
mere ever expects to benefit even the
most remotely from the roads to he
built with tn monty.
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Coal WEN 04S7S9
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ISOLATED TRACT

I-CbiAlC 1LANn SAlIE
department of the Interior. T. s.
Land Office at, Miles City, Montana,
Not Notice :, is h.. hereby giy!en that. as a.
General Land office, under provisions
Of Sec. e455; Il: S. pursuant to the ap-
plication of Tillie II. Carr, Rroadus,
Montana. Serial No. 04S75s. we will
offer at public sale, to the highest
bidder, hut at not less than $3.50 per
acre, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the 18th
day Of May. 1927, next. at this office,
the foll owing tract CT land: SCI
NEla Sec. S, \. G-S., r. SIZE, NJ p. M.
This land Will be sold in accordance
with and subject To the provisions and
reservations of the Act of June 20.
$50 Stat. 5S3,)
The sale will not be kept open, but
will be declared closed when those
present at the hour named have ceased
bidding. The person making the high
est bid will be required to Immediate
~ pay to the Receiver the amount
thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely the
allowed described land are advised to file
their claims, or objections. on or be-
io'e the time designated for sal
G. w. MYERS,
'~o"1-' Register.
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LOESCH ITEMS


Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Childers spen:
the week end at their home on Box
Elder creek.
James Steadman Jr. took dinner
at Cranes Sunday
Silas Weiks, Dale and Harold
Crane called at Mackin's on business
Saturday.
John Lemson is very busy bust
ness man nowadays, He transacted
business at Gould's. Gaskill's, Doyle
and SwensOn's last week.
John Murray and Sila Weiks were
Sunday callers at Prices.
There is to be big dance and
basket social at the Elk Ridge
school house Saturday. March 10.
Everyone cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Mackin return
ed Thursday from an extended trip
to Miles City and Terry.
Eva Crane. teacher of the Elk
Ridge school, visited at the homes Of
her pupils last week.
The sale of the Peter Zinnen per-
sonai property will be held at Mar
shall Cranes Saturday. March &c.
The sale at Arvid Gustafson's was
not very we'll attended as the day
was stormy. Nearly everything soi.i
at fair price.
Ross Childers and Dale Crane
were SUNDAY callers at j. X. Chill
ders.
Mr.. levi Msckin was anie III on
Saturday.
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Coal WIEN V4S15'
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ISOLATED TRACT
PUBLIC LAND SALE

PUBLIC LAND SALE
Department Of the INTERIOR U. 8.
Land ottiee at, at Miles City Montana.
Notice is hereby given that, as d.
rectcd by the Commissioner OF the
General Land office. under provisions
Of Sec, s455; r s,, s.. pursuant to the s ap.
Montana. Serial No. 04s75s, we will
offer at public sale, to the highest
bidder, but at not less than $500 per
acre, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the 18th
day Of May. 1921. next. at this office.
the following tract of land: EN-
sWA Sec. 5. i: SIS. r; 51-E., Nj. P. NJ.
This land will be sold in accordance
with and subject to the provisions ana
reservations Of the Act of June %.
1910, GAG Sta. 5S3.)
The. sale will not be kept open. but
win be declared closed when those
present at the hour named have ceased
bidding. The person making the hlgh-
est bid will be required to Immediately
pay to the Receiver the amount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely the
above-described land are advised to
file their claims, or. objections. on or
before the time designated for sale.
G. W. MYERS,
f25m22 Register.
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cal WEM oacs-A
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
-lS0LATED TRACT

rCnL1C LAND SALE
department of the Interior. II. 8
Land Office at Miles City, Montana.
February Is. 1921.
Notice is hereby given that. as d.
fected by the Commissioner of the Gen.
eral Land office. under provisions OF
See. 2ia5. K. s.. pursuant to the appli-
cation OF Marie Woosley, Moorhead.
Montana, Serial No. 046s74, we viii Of.
Yer at public sale, to the highest bid
der. but at not less than SITS Der
acre. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the Ard
day CT June. 1921, next, at this Of
Nr;, I ,he fol,owing tract IF land:
Sec See Il, T. IS. r: 4s-E;, NJ. r. NJ. This
tract is ordered into the market on a
showing that the greater portion
thereof is mountainous or toe. rough
for cultivation"
This land will be sold i'm accordance
with. and subject TO the provisions and
reservations Of the Act of June ..
1910. t36 Stat. 5S3,
The sale will not be kent omen. hut
viii be declared closed when those
present al the hour named have ceased
bidding. The person making the hiTh-
est bid Will be required to Immediately
pay to the Receiver the amount
Any persons claiming adversely the
above-described land are advised to
HE their claims, or objections, on or
before the time designated for sale.
q, W. MYERS,
mieaia Register.
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NOTICE OF Coxr,.sr

States Land Office, Miles City. MOI
s17 y. list. Omaha. .Neb.. Contestce :
| lou are hereby notified that Sarah
a: LIS Llsh. who gives PassaIc: Wyoming,
ruary ., 1921. file in this office her
duly ccrroborated appl ication to con-
test and secure the canceliati of
f. , ssa,y f No.
Montana Principal Meridian, and 's az
eh sopn as TOR Pst her contest che alleges
never established residence en- said
lands and never made any improve
ments whatsoever, and has entirely
ana for psre sad 81 land At a tm ms
months prior. to these proceedings.
You are. therefore, further. notified
that the said allegations will be taken
by you, and your said entry viii be-
Cancelled hereunder without your fur
ther right to BE heard therein, either
days after the FouRTI pubiicatie MOI 81
this notice, as shown below, your an
and responding to these allegations Of
time to Me in ,Ss .a " d"e p teaf
on the saS eshy of %ur
IN person or by registered mail IF
this service is made by the delivery
t OF q copy of your answer TO- the COM
ice must be either the said contest
ants written acknowledgment of his
receipt OF the copy; showing the date
CT Its receipt. or the affidavit of the
person by. whom the delivery was
copy was deiivered If made by reg
istered mail, proof Of such sel.v re
must consist of the affidavit of the
person by whom the copy was mailed
stating when and the post office to,
which 1t was mailed. and this affida-
Wit must be accompanied by the post
masters receipt for the letter.
You should state in. your answer the
name of the post office to which YOU
desire future notices to be sent to
you.
q. w. MYERS. Register.
Date of LIST publ ication March is, 1897
pate of End publication March 81, 1921.
Date of Srd publication, April |. 1921.
Date Of 4th publication. April 5. 1921.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
Ger River-ss.
We, the undersigned, dc hereby GER
TRY that we are partners transacting
business in the. State of Montana,
County Of Powder River, town Of
Broadus. under the firm name and
style Of POWDER RIVER REALTY
COMPANY; that the names in run Of
all the members OF such partnerohin
are T. E. Sherlock and Edward Prchaf:
and that the places Of our respectiya
residence are set opposite Jour res
spectlve names hereto subscribed.
In witness whereof we hercunto set
our hands this 2sth day Of February,
I. E. SHERLOCK. Broadus. Mont.
March 4-25.
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COMMUNITY CLUBS.

Seventy-one people attended the
last session Of the B-Divide Com
munity club, and thy had q good
time, old and young alike.
In the shove sentence there IL
much meaning. It was the final real
ization Of the hopes OF its promoters
TO bring together all the neiehbors
living In the community for the bet
terment Of their Internationally
and progressively.
Prior to the organization Of the
B-Divide Community club let Us take
n look 1t the conditions. There was
dissatisfaction everywhere. near
AejghborS were at outs with each
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EXPERIENCES OF A DAY
IN DRIVING A CAR {EORD,

Editor, Eaxminer:-Weh had quite
time getting started from Booadus
the day We came down. Mr.. Laveil
wanted me to come over and 20 with
him. I did so, and in due time we
pushed the car by hand into the
open air. Lavell went through the
performances of cranking her up. but
to no avail. We then pushed the
thing up the road about one-quarter
of mile. then back. yet she wouldn't
start. Persevering, we pushed her
to the top of pinnacle, a couple
hundred yards away-headed It
down and held it while Lavell got
the lines. Then turned it loose,
and away we went, but it wouldn't
start.
Lavell was losing his patience by
this time but couldn't desert the
machine so went to a stable-and got
saddle horse and rope. hitched to
the car and with the saddle horn he
pulled te car all over the place with
me sitting behind the wheel 10
watch things, We abandoned that
stunt only when the horse was
about tagged out.
Bill. almost in desperation, took
a wrench. unscrewed this thing aud
that to locate the trouble hut found
none, and finally quite flustered as
indicated by the redness in his face,
discovered that the "juice" had NOT
been turned on. He gave her the
gas and our troubles were apparent
lN ovr for We were soon far down
the country.
During the time of trying to start
the car, there was nothing pleasant
said about Ford car. or Hank Fora.
or any man who owned Ford.
This experience caused me to think
Of tim when l was bringing siv-
horse load Of freight from Miles City
to the Powder river. had heavy
load. The near swing horse had no
buckle on his collar, therefore I had
buckled the names around the collar
which held 1t in pace. struck
bad mud ole and got stuck. It would
take all the energy in these six horses
to loosen this load. ana during the
try, this swing horse broke his hame
strap. threfore, his collar dropped off,
which at the time hadn't noticed.
This horse was, and had always been
dandy to pull. but suddenly re-
fused. I got off and went forward
and found to trouble. His belly band
was buckled as usual, and being pot
Quilted. was the only reason he had
not crawled through his harness. He
certainly couldn't pull under these
conditions.
This II much like present day auto
troubles, I believe.
BOB ]. HARLAN.
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POWDER RIVER COUPLE
MARRIED IN MILESTONE;

Preston b. Chenoweth and Miss
Fern Horn, both OF the Broadus
community, were united in marriage
Thursday, March 10th, at Miles City
by Judge w. p. WEIGH.
The groom is well-known ranch.
er Of Powder River county, and re-
sides eight miles from the county
seAt. They will make their home On
the ranch. Witnesses to the nuptial
rites were Beryle Bishop and Virgil
Carlis.
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COST OF NEW AUTO LICENSES

Sheriff w. E. Suffer has received
Information from c. T. Stewart, sec-
rotary OF state, to the effect that the
1921 automobile licenses are past
due and there are still owners of
cars in this county who have not yet
made remittances.
The following is a copy of the new
auto license rates passed by the sew
enteenth legislative assembly and
owners of autos VIII govern them
selves accordingly:
New Rates
Motor cars (other than motor trucks)
Not over % h. p. -. s $50
over 2S h. p. and not over 81. 1900
over % IL. p. .......-... 1850
Electric passenger vehicle -. 1900
Motor Trucks
Not over l ton capacity $1,000
Over l and not over 2 TONS. 22.5e
Over 2 and not over tons. $3.50
over tons .............. 5000
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B-DIvIl)E NEWS
B.Dlyfae Cnamm0nity Cauh

U
tDelaysd.)
B-Dlvide Conmunity Cub
The B-Divide Community cluI
met 1t the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
H. Heaton Sunday, March s. Sew
enty-one. the largest attendance yet,
were present
A new feature for for the children
was introduced. They were divided
according to age and under the d.
rectfon Of Mrs. Rose Toman and
Mre. M. H. Considine, devoted a half
hour to singing.
Sunday school and lunch followed
The Afternoon meeting was given
over to the adoption Of . constitu-
ton. Some Of the special features
are given below:
1T shall be the object Of this club
to advance the social and intellec-
tual life of the community, encour-
age better methods Of farming. stock
raising and home making, and to
secure such economic dement's as can
be obtained through cooperation.
The officers are to act as an en-
ecutive board, but there is to he a
standing business committee.
There is to be q woman's section
and mems section. with alternate
meetings Of the club as whole,
The following officers were elect
ed:
President--B. H. Mitchell.
N&An
Secretary.Treasurer--Miss Pansy
Flock.
Chairman. Womans Section--Mrs.
Rose Leary.
Secretary, Womans section--Mrs.
Carrie Lewis.
Chairman. Mems section--J. Fred
Toman.
Secretary, Mems Section-R. ".
Heaton.
The next meeting will be held at
the same place as being most central
and will be an Easter festival, in
GLIDING an egg hunt for the children.
F. NJ. Pierce and daughter Reva
reported most enjoyable time at
the Whiteside's dance SATURDAY.
night.
Il. G.. Hubbard and Chas. Tipton
have returned from Miles City.
O. G. Cramer made trip to-
last week.
Fred Lewis and NJ. II. Considiue
are over on the Baking Powder
building new claim shack.
Mrs. Dupree was visiting at the
home of F. NJ. Pierce Thursday.
Ed. Clay and Harvey Geer wer,,
Belle Fourche visitors the past week.
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FOR SALE--4s0 acres bench land
400 acres can be plowed, 30 acred
meadow; good spring; watered pas
ture; good buildings; fine well wa
ter; land all fenced: miles north
of Kingsley. A snap; price $4,000,
Terms. Address Charley Waller,
Kingsley, Mont. m11a1
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Four years ago Americans were
demanding . merchant marine at
any cost. and now they want to jail
the n.who built It at that price,
Exchange.
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FOR SALE-White Bonanza cleaned
seed oats, 2 cents pound at my
ranch. Can see sample at Cook
Barber Shop, Broadus. Fred w. Rue.
m1Sa9|
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A timepfece set In q finger ring u
the latest innovation. It IL 20 small
that glove can be put ON over e
easily.
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Farmers form union in Musselshell
county TO perfect marketing.
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FOR SALE---One team horses, wei
broke, priced to sell. Set of doubt
work harness. khcrson seed oats
the early variety to grow in drj
Montana. Inquire of A. S. Her, Coal
wood. Mont. NIL