The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-09-23

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There are total Of % county agents
in Montana.
Nrs. X. Maude Blenkner, Broadus
postmaster, plans to leave today (Fri-
day. for . trip to her former home in
North Dakota and with visit other
points in that state as we'll. She will
be gone about three weeks.
The Redding.Cramer rig was occu-
pied the fore part Of the week in
cleaning out the hotel web and has
now Put It in commission again. The
log Of this wen compares with other
wells in town, with good dow Of
water reached at ABOUT 500 feet but
the well was drilled to a depth Of 61S
feet AZ per contract. The we'll was
not properly cased off so that loose
sand seeped in and temporarily dam-
aged the well.
Eddie Delaney, who returned Il few
days ago from South Dakota, has
opened q local cleaning and pressing
business.
According to reports received III
BrOadus, standard oil rig has been
installed at q point Is miles south
Of Ridge, just across the Montana
line in northern Campbell. county.
Rain and cloudy weather has feat
nred the climatic conditions the past
week.
County Attorney y. \. Burhey has
contracted with Redding and Cramer
for we'll to be drilled TO the first
soft water strata. about 100 feet III
depth.
Clarence Richardson was in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. Earn Whiteside. residing al the
head ct First creek, is hedfast with
q serious illness.
A. B. HAYS and l.. t. Wood OF the
Olive country, We're I'll Broadus Tues
day. Hays is an oil driiler and has
just returned from oklahoma. He says
there is very ii;tle activity in oil
wcrk in the southern states due to
the depression in the oil market.
The condition of Harry = Mowry
is reported somewhat better this week
and his wife entertains the hops that
he may soon be strong enough to re-
mcye to the home of rela tives in Ohio.
He is patient at the Miles City hos
pital.
Local quotations on butter fat this
week remains at Is cents a pound.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. smith Of
BAY Horse We're visitors in Brradus
the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Anna Rawlings made final
proof before before Clerk Of Courts
II. r. straiton on Monday Witnesses
We're l.. C. Larson and W. j. Simmons.
All are from the Camps Pass country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Val Loesch from Big
Pumpkin creek were Broadus visitors
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Crane and
little daughter orice We're here Sat.
urday frcm the Loesch country 1,
was the first time Orice had been t,
town.
Frank T. Kelsey and Gene Michael.
of Moorhead We're in Eroadus Satur-
day.
John F. Singer has returned from
Washington state where he has been
the past several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Tuney were in
Miles City over Sunday and Monday
attending to- business matters.
Miss Christine Rentschler resigned
her position as teacher OF the Big
Powder river school. formerly known
as the Rroaddus school. Ill health
was given as the cause of her resig-
nation. After being In session fer onl y
a week this school is closed down tenn
porarily until another teacher is en-
gagged
+. W. Bower transacted business il.
town Monday.
Inc broadns Mercantile compa nv
employed Harry Iunn tc do the neces
sary excavation work for the install
!a1lon OF the two gasoline storage
fanks. each with a capacity Of Loco
gallons.
At the sheriffs SAFE Saturday aft