The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1921-12-30
a daughter.--Niles City Star.
stage fare. Broadus to 1anes City, 70.
duced from $40 to - each way. 32etf

a daushter.--Miles City Star.
stage fare. Broadus to 1alies City, re.
duced from SO to - each way. j2Stf
H. a. Borden Of the Epsie country
IL spending the holidays in Great Falls.
Among the residents Of this county
In Miles City last week were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank DAILY of Stacey and William
Wolff of Brandenberg.
| Quay Ratltff. l.. O. Surgeon aud W.
w. Surgeon, frcm the head Of Pump
kin creek were in Broadus "Wednesday y
on business matters.
| Roy Gardner was in town Wednes-
day from Little Powder river.
Dick Witcher proved his efficiency
as a mail carrier during the recent
snow storm and zero weather for he
maintained his schedule.
The road from Beebe to Miles city
is said to be nearly clear Of snow.
Ideal Christmas weather prevailed
in this county. in contrast with the
weather experienced by C.. s. E E.nsel
in San Francisco There 5O.mile gale
did considerable damage and was ac-
companied by disagreeable weather
with rain and nc sunshine.
Miss Edna West. domestic science
teacher in the public schools at Their
Imopolks. Wyo. spent Christmas holiday
week with her parents MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Il. West. She will return to
Thermopolis next Monday
Several Eroa6us folks enjoyed a
skating party on Powder river Christ
mas night
Corbin Feeley made the trip from
Miles City to Broadus Tuesday with
a i truck load Of $500 pounds. He says
there was no travel on the read that
day as h. did not pass or meet a
conveyance Of any kind.
Fine line Of box candy at Drug store.
Tanlac will overcome ,uat run down
dehiiitated condition ana make you
feel just like your old self again. s.
A. Holt, Broadus. Mcnt.
Tat Finnegan from Little Powder
river was in town the last of the
week.
Mrs. Louise Gilmore was among the
Christmas shoppers in town the past
week.
The public schools this week en-
joyed their Christmas holiday yaca-
ton.
Miss FlIren"e Fitzpatrick was VS.
itor three days this week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Rroaldus on
Powder river.
Contractors McFadden Il Rogge on
Wednesday started work on the new
ceiling at Shcrty's hall and said ii
would be completed for the show and
dance saturday night. The boards are
laid over tar paper and while there is
insufficient lumber to complete The
entire ceiling 1T this time the PAPER
Will cover III openings and will keen
out the cold, making the hall more
ccmfortabl,.
service has been resumed on the
Tong -distauce phone line from Broaaus
TO Miles City, on Wednesday Tom
Campbell. lnorpan for the Bell Tele-
phone company. came from Miles CITY
in Il car driven by Frank Wiley and
REPAIRED! a break in the line = half mills
north of the Y T ranch where the
wires had dropped because OF a broken
insulator. Campbell also repaired the
telephone Instruments at Eeebc and
EroatiuS
y dance III Dick Richardson's place
Thursday night was attended by a
large crowd, several going from
Broa1us and vicinity.
Miss Madse Marston left SATURDAY.
mcrnins horseback for the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Mar
ston, near Pcwderville. about 40 miles
from Broadus. She was accompanfea
to BYRD Edwards place by Miss Fay.
Harrington who rode bareback.
Ideal weather prcyailel on Christ
mas day with the sun shining and an
absence Of wind The maximum tenn