The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-05-06
LOCAL BRIEFS

Seventeen newspapers have suspend.
ed puolication In Montana in the last
A strcng wind Sunday had an esti-
mated velocity of So miles An hour.
Old timers declare there has been
rope ns nsn been es
east.
Volcanic ash, represented by white
chaiky formation, abcunds in this por-
ton OF Montana.
AL Bates. were in town Wednesday
from MOOThead.
Hugo Camplin this week received a
nand instrument, purchased from Chas.
G. Haning. Of Ranchcreek. and some
Tor position in the local band.
DR.. Chas H. James on Monday night
was called to the L o ranch to wait
upon Mrs. Tom Gilmore.
]: l. ,Westphal and Edward Prchal
turned Monday.
H. A. Hildebrand has returned. to
ssn{,ending the past winter at Rockford'
Blake who will be here for months
vacation.
County Unit was debated before the
Literary society last night, with ;. A.
tive and Frank i. Kelsey and John L.
ScOfield on the negative.
Miss Thelma Lewis arrived from
Miles City Monday evening. and after
\ visit here with her sister. Miss Wi
mona Lewis, prcce eded On to the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs l.. W.
Lewis at Pinto.
Mrs. Lee Warrent is in Miles city on
shopping expedition.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Johuson were
here Monday en- route to their home
stead near Bcyes. They came from
working at his trade of hosting en-
Eineer. He states unemployment is
becoming more and more general in
the Twin Cities and there is no i'm
prOvement noticed in business circles.
Miss Elsie McDuffice last Friday re-
signed her clerical positlcn with the
Powder River County bank and left
for Spokane, Wash, the home of her
mother.
Mrs. Henry Feays' mother at Moor
head was visited this week by Dr.
James.
Rev. Err. Chas. Renaudin will hold
mass in Ereadus next sunday morning
conducted services yesterday at Geo.
TraubS home, Pinto.
J. f. Miles with band of sheep h;A
gone To a range near Alzada.
Il. \. Black, a sawmill operator
ter part OF the week.
town Wednesday. accompanied by
Charles Fuller and son. Ray Fuller. Of
Beaver City, Neb. who are looking
the country ever with ii view to nome
stealing.
Lewis Bakkcn. government trapper,
was' in town the latter part OF the
week and stated his next assignment,
would probably be on Cache creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Field Were WISH
tors in Broadus the fore part of the
week.
j. y. Williams returned home Sat
Urday from Miles City and was ac-
companed by his wife who has been
visiting the past several months with
relatives III Iowa.
Rev. IA. X. Waters. while returning
from the WibauN church conference.
encountered a snow storm near Glen
dive and from the exposure contracted
sickness that detained him in Miles
City over sunday.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Field, formerly
Mary Elizabeth DeLange, made final
proof Monday. Her, Witnesses Were
J. A. Monaghan nd Alex Cmpbell
aSeveral entrymen complain that
they paid {. $. Commissioner Thee. w.
Craig in advance for publication fees
OF their final proof notices and this
money was not returned when MIR.
Craig went to the Miles City hospital.
In all these cases it was necessary for
the entrymen to- repay the charges.
Robert benson and son, Q. J. benson
The former is a resident of the Ridge
country while the latter has recently
arrived from southern oklahoma and
will probably file en- homestead III
this county.
The stage fare from Belle Fourche
to Ridge is S13.
All the children of Broadus are re-
anested to meet with F. Z. Bah this
friday afternoon at O'clock 10
make arrangements for Children's day
exercises. The meeting will be held
at the hall Immediately following adj
journment of high school.
County Surveyor F. L. Funkenbusch
was in town this week Oh business
matters.
l.. Q. Ling and G. L. Patton motorel
10 bicadus from Allies City Wednes-
day.
Coalwood was represented in the
county seat Tuesday by Harry Allen.
r. ". Viertel. Fred Jansen and Dave
Bense.