The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-07-22
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One Of the gypsy fortune-tellers ply.
ing her art during the recent celebra
ton ut Hardin, had way Of her own
to get the necessary vibrations in order
to forecast the future. Jennie Doe.
she called herself in Justice Vickers'
court. while telling an Indians for.
tune. told him to place his wallet on
his breast that she might better re.
cefve the vibrations governing his
future. He did. and the vibrations
were so strong that Jennie mysterious
was minus said wallet containing 1920.
Jennie was taken up and persuaded to
return the wallet. money and an addi-
tiOnal fine Of $25 and vibrate out Of
town.
Lewis r. Freeman. Of Pasadena.
CAL. author and adventurer travelling
by water down the Yellowstone river,
reached Miles City on July Z, and left
Friday on his way to the Missouri and
down the Mississippi to St. Louis. Il
is understood he will write book on
his adventures down the three rivers
upon the completion Of his trip.
| Clarence Almon. who was working
on the street at Great Falls
fixing blocks for the city and
about whom crowd Of several
hundred union men had gathered.
jeering him and calling names. was
struck behind the ear by stone Of
cement weighing three pounds thrown
from the sidewalk in paper sack, and
Knocked out for a time. F. H. Scott,
an electrician. Is charged with having
| thrown the stone.
When Thomas f. Prcell felt the
muzzle Of a pistol pressed against his
side and was instructed to put up
his hands. ut Billings. early on the
morning of July g. he obeyed. hut took
the pistol rs he raised his hands. then
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latter's own gun. marched him to po-
lice headquarters.
J Little Of the local wool is being
shipped from Miles City. most Of tho
clip being stored for the time being.
One carload was shipped to Boston
from Hettinger. n. D.. and three have
been shipped from Ingomar to date.
Contract for construction OF con.
crete bridge over the Clarks Fork of
the Columbia river. at Noxon, Sanders
county. was let to r. E. Meth Of Mis-
sou,a for S,0AOOO. by the. state high.
way commission at Great Falls July Z.
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A company Of moving picture actors
q director. camera man and a lab0ra'
tory man. accompanied by Manager r
r. Linden Of the Flathead Producers
corporation, has arrived at Columbia
Falls from Los Angeles. They have
begun work Oh their first play.
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With a temperature Of 81 In thu
shade Butte Friday experienced the
hottest day it has had since July. 1919
when the thermometer registered 81
A week ago last Friday night this
temperature was just at the freezing
point aud there was snow on the
ground.
The biggest wool clip In the central
part Of the state and one Of the larg
est In the entire state. was purchased
by woman buyer. Mrs. Harriet Tooley
Of Harlowton It was the Ringing
Work clip Of $4,000 fleeces, about Z
quarter OF million pounds. The pur
chase price was 20 cents.
Efforts under way In Montana Il
have United States Senator Henry L
Myers appointed as the additional fed
eral Judge for this state are futile. &C
cording to telegram from Congress
man Carl w. Riddick, who says thai
Senator Myers Is ineligible because HI
Is member Of the senate which
crates the position.
A county fair will be put on In Flat
head county next fall. the dates 4
be set in few days, the county fail
commission announces.
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The farm bureau Of Phillips count!
has made arrangements to obtain tn
services OF G. L. Martin. dairymal
from the agricultural college at BOze
man. who Is an authority on cooper
alive creameries. for a series Of II
creamery meetings to be held in dill
ferent parts Of the county. beginnin'
July 10.
To date Musselshell county ha
spent more than $1,000 In the figh
against grasshoppers. which uses III
the levy both for 1927 and 1922. an
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