The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-04-22
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STACEY NEWS

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One of the best dances ever held in
Stacey was enjoyed by the fine crowd
that assembled on Saturday, April y,
in the Olsen amusement sanctun
Lots of pep. seemed to be the d1ctum
of the evening and when four bells
tolled, the jolly guests departed pleas
insly impressed with the fine time Of
fered them by the management. G r.
himself to the satisfaction of all ana
showed that he possesses real char
acteristic leadership. Upon the demand
of the crowd present. It was as, annou INC,
cd April 2Srd. Special numbers were
given by the teachers, which received
prolonged applause Several visitors
plimented the management on their
manner of entertainment.
+. Warrington Of Miles City, who Is
assisting his brother. G. NJ. YerrlnS-
ton. Custer county's agent. in develop
ment work, was business visitor in
Stacey district on Friday and satur-
day We were glad too to count v Eani WIN nh
he seemed to have been pleased with
the SHOW.
Miss Higgins of Pinto, who is a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Daily at the
"Springbrook' arneh. was one of the
"joymakers" from out of town on Sat
urday evening.
largest aea department. apartment store IN stacey is
victim Of the "mumps," and Fred de-
clares that he is having fat time
and especially the ladies. are miss
ing Freds genial smile around town
and everybody hopes that the patient
VIII be abb. to resume rh''r4 Wis nj official au
De have just received notice from
the manager Of this paper of the fol
lowing special offer: Eyersone CIV
the greatest paper in the county. the
Examiner. We are TO return them 80
cents. and enter theii. names en- the
ss st in nor on o this y special offer
Misses NJ. Collins, q. Brayton. =.
Lowe and G. u. Walbridge braved the
inclement weather last Thursday att.
Il couple of days visit among friends
and relatives.
Why the Choir Resigned. The min
seen tit to afflict ali our choir with
bad cclds. making it impossible for
them to sing. let us al join in sing
ms. Praise Coo 5.1 from Whom MI Bless
Il. \. Chesworth "csied' another sale
on Big Pumpkin on the 18th. dispos-
ing of the properties ,tf Leo Green.
sale was held at the w. Z, Price place
and a good crowd was on hand.
The representative of the Anna May
Oil company was an Interested visitor
several sections OF land from our
neighbors. Naturally. quite a lot Of
enthusiasm is being shown and one
can nearly See the beautiful. rich,
abundant oil seapins throush every
crevice en- the hills. Millions of dol
lars Gin talkD are being spent right
now. in this Vicinity by the "oil mag
nets" but We're going to keep right
on and drill the "oleo" from the Hol-
stems and shorthorns for a while and
We're willing to bet that our earn
ings will need larger spout" than
that of the "prospectors.'
Dairy business may be a slow job,
but it's sure thing, Fellows:
Rev. Renandin of Ashland held sery-
ices at the r.. c. church on Sunday.
April 10th. and will return to Stacey
for services every second and fourth
of each month.
Let's hope that the Anna May strieks
oil and We may get Il railroad. Eth?
The Little Pumpkin farmers We're
tearing the bone OUT on Monday and
Tuesday, seeding wheat and other
small grains.
r. L. Johnston who has been visit.
ing i'll Ashland. returned to Stacey last
week and will reside here in the flu
ture.
Miss NJ. Collins, who has been in
structor at the Glenn school, resigned
her position last week and will return
home in a few days. We are sorry 20
see her leave and will miss her at all
the functions where She contributed
no small amount of pep" and helped
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