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

John Reese on Monday while try
ing to harness a horse, got his left
arm tangled in the rope. and when the
horse e5rked away, the wrist was dis
tured. While working in sawmill
two years ago Mr.. Reese got the same
arm caught in the machinery and as
complete use of it since then.
Stage fare, Broadus to Miles city, re-
duced from $40 to s. each way. j29tf
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Thomas and
little Robert Thomas Holt. who have
been visiting at the home Of his broth
erin law. $. \. Holt. left on Tuesday
rp hssre for cy Ns9 the on
miles in three days.
The local quotations on butter fat
this week were "a cents a pound.
Little Joe Lewis, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. r. Lewis, is improving rap
idly from injuries sustained last week
He was crushed underneath an auto
mobile and narrowly escaped very
serious results.
Rev. Elmer H. Johnson of Billings
presided at religious services sunday
evening in the community hail. Earlier
in the day he filled two other appoint
ments one Z. I<,nSsley and the otatr
at Ccalwooa.
J. D. Gallup has succeeded HAYDEN
NJ White as register of the United
States land office at Buffalo, Wyo.
The first frost of the season was
reported on Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ross. after a
honeymoon tour Of the Yellowstone
national park have returned to this
county and are now located at the
Sroom's ranch near Moorhead. They
were Brcadus visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Montgomery on
Sunday started their 1000 motor trip
to Kentucky and return. En- route Mr..
Montgomery will inspect new steam
power automobile being perfected at
Indianapolis
A daughter was born Friday. Sep
TENDER 2. 1921. to Mr.. and Mrs. +. Z.
Cain of near Broadus.
On Tuesday. Or. Chas. H. James
moved his office quarters from the
Roy NJ. Lee building to the new NJ. T.
Wiley building.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Eroadus Chamber of Commerce was
postponed from last Monday night to
Monday night. September II.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bartholomew on
Tuesday vacated their rooms in the
Roy NJ Lee building and til, these VIII b., be
Mr., ana Mrs. {. w. Waite and children.
Pay So now and get a 1s-month
subscription to the Examiner.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Davis left for
Sheridan, Wyo, the fore part CT the
week.
The patched quilt. a very handsome
and ably executed product as the
handwork of the ladies of the B-Di-
vide Community club, was not ratified
off. due, it is said to several numbers
remaining unsold. Some of the money
paid for the numbers was refunded.
Adam Berndt and Carl Schmidt
with their ,hrcshing machinery passed
through town Monday. They made the
first stop at Albert Jesses and from
there will work up the Nizpah.
\ son was born. August 81 1921. to
Mr.. and Mrs. John BrodstCn of Powder
river.
The BroatluS Mercantile company
will soon install two gasoline tanks
with capacity of 1000 gallons each.
these to be in addition to the $50 gall
len tank used heretofore.
]. O. Booen. a Miles City photoy-
views.
o. c. Cramcr Of Baking Powder
creek threshed s24 bushels Of Marquis
wheat from six sacks of wheat. aver
aging % bushels tc, the acre.
from Powder river weighing 1880
pounds. or an aNraSe of 1925 each.
We're sold on the South Omaha market