The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-10-28
the recent Roundup at Broadus.

the recent Roundup at Broadus.
w. q. Wolff Of Gopher. Mont. was
among the guests registered at the
| Powder River hotel the first Of the
| week.
William z. Flynn Of Miles City was
here en- business the latter part of the
| week.
Mesdames II. r. Cook and Hugo
| Camplin at the latters home next
Thursday afternoon viii entertain the
Ladies' Aid society. y good attend
ance Is desired as plans will be per-
fected at that time for the bazaar to
be held sometime during the forepart
| Of December.
Henry Kluver Of I4oesch brought in
a wagonload Of lumber Monday from
Miles City fer the Yellowstone Lum-
Der. company On Wednesday Of last
week Kluver freighted Il load of wheat
| to Miles City for Harry Hane, receiv-
ling 80 cents Il hundred. There had
been drop Of cents on the previous
| Monday and another G-cent drop on
Tuesday
| Mrs. T. r. Sherlock on Wednesday
of last week entertained a number of
ladies and all reported a most enjoy
able social session. In the game of
800" prizes were awarded to Mrs
f. Il. Straiton, Mrs. Hugo Camplin and
Mrs. n. A. Hurkey
| Tanlac has the largest sale of any
medicine in the world. over twenty
million bottles have been sold in six
years. No other medicine has ever
approached ii q seller 5. A. Holt.
The first CT the week Harry Lunn
went to the Williams ranch at Coal
wood and dsmantled the windmi'.
hauling it the the ranch of Tommy
Sherlock, southeast OF town.
TO make more room at the high
school quarters in the Peterson build
ing, the former entrance was closed
and a large window built there.
new doorway was cut in about five
feet east OF the old entrance.
! II. T.. Rayner and son Lee were in
town Saturday from Kingsley.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred y. Swartz of
Gillette. Wyo.. weer among the arri-
walls in town the past week.
J. \. McDonough of Great Falls
transacted business in town during the
past week
Stockmens general meeting at pi-
nele November ls.
The trial Of Shi,l Tanner will be
Craw this tFridayp afternoon at ,.
Tanner was arrested on the complaint
of raul knie and charged with third
degree assault Both men from
the Ranchcrcrk country.
The Cuftiss airplane that was ariV-
en- to Broadus Wednesday afternoon
by W. w. Howell and Ted Power re-
manned parked in the Doyle field un-
til Sunday afternoon when the wind
had subsidized and it scared away. The
avators said they w~er going to GIL
lette, IS miles distant via ''air-line,"
and that they would arrive Their. n
less than an hours time.
The watering trough has been re-
I moved from the Yellowstone Lunlhe"
companys location to the we'll at the
| court house square.
! Roy l. Gardner has leased his pas
ture on Little Powder river to the
Gilmoers.
Lewis Bakllen, government trapper.
has been transferred from Stacey to
Mizpah postcffice.
One Of the strongest wind storms
ever known swept over this country
early Friday morning but caused no
damage far known. At Miles
! City the maximum velocity was so
miles an hour Though il averaged from
! 80 to 40 miles.
Little Mae Waite daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. e. W. Waite, was charm
! ing hostess Monday afternoon to IL