The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-07-01
LOCAL BRIEFS

participate in the contests At Arvada
or GAlette during the Fourth Of judy
Arthur LeBrun and John Masick left
OF the Yellowstone river.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Dean were over
night visitors in Br0adus Saturday, en-
route from Aidge to their home near
M a,s,ra Mrs. Dean had Just cen.
near RtAge. In maxim gthe round trlr
to accompany her home MIR. Dean with
mis- team OF ponies Travelled lSV mines
IN three days.
W., +. Barnard. mayor Of Powder
vliie. :, accompanied ny his nephew,
Tom Barnard, were in Broadus Iaes.
uay.
Iony Francisco OF near Bcyes WAS
IN Town ounuay. bearing lnarAs a. the
result VI some personal encounter. t1ls
uostiu Aau OeeA sAaSnc0 anu ms Iace
UruiSeu and UiUOu spUls sam were. ~,
eVAueAce Oh has Snirl.
Bert Yong. " illlan De YoAg ana
Bert GAuusvn VI lne Epsie vvuu.l,
We're vis!tvis In Broadus Iuesua,.
burglars will give the Eroauus post
olAice d WAue Ueltu new lnal lue uvsL-
MllS STRESS MRS. n. Alauue blenkMel HAS
aLtaCAeu ~ lllat Institution u Vaiuaule
Wa.cA uOS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Haley and chill
'u1eu U1OVe - town Auesuay Avm
lneir fancn near DroaduS.
George W. Miles has arrived from
GevfSAa anu WliA visit with ans LIU.llcA,
CiiaiaeS W. MIleS ana cous4u, Atv. w..
AdyA Ol.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Bates passed through
town cunesday Ell IUute ~ .ne4l
livitie near NlOOrneau altcr u Vlsll wan
Aeid.iVcs a. A.apAu Gay, >. -. lnes
nave Acstseu I,leAr pAc.o " ii. II. uay
NNIt
! a. TRIP through AeIAOwstcne PARK anu
from tAerc Contemplate u cap llito
~s..AeIda win View " locating thcie.
Cliff Moore and L. X. Hills, bankers
OF .MtAes City, We're brOauus vIsltors
On tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Wiley and sen
George motOred to Miles CITY w ednes-
Jay ana VIII return SUNDAY. lney
VIII move their household furniture
Out from Miles City ana next week
Wal occupy their new Duiiulng that
mas Just ueen completed, serving a
Tor the IVwuer Rfver Abstract COM
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred p. Blenkner and
four children are here from Spokane,
w ASH, 1or a visit at the homes OF ms
orothefs, Jim and halph Blenkner. he
was formerly resident near brcadus
but after disposing OF his place to Mr..
Aletcalf. ne Went to Spokane ana en-
gagged In q bicycle and motorcycle busi-
ness until recently when he sold out
concluding their visit here Mr.. and
Mrs. Elenkner and children plan a
months trap through Yellowstone park.
Lewis. Bakken, government trapper,
caught twenty coyotes this months in
the Loesch country. He is now work.
Ing toward the Cheyenne Indian reser-
vatten and will trap there for wolves.
County Attorney N. A. Burkey re-
turned home Monday and was accom-
tsurkey OF Miles City who, viii be here
for visit OF about two weeks. His
young son and George Lewis had, ac-
went in with Ira Johnson who was
ordered committed to the asylum at
Warm Springs. Mr.. Burkey also went
to Helena on official business matters.
Miss Ruth Waite. daughter OF Mr..
ana Mrs. W: I; Waite was pleasant
birthday party, Her playmaters en-
joyed the afternoon in playing games
and IN partaking of dainty refresh
ments.
A daughter was bern to Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Clark at Bloadus. Friday
morning. June "a. All concerned are
doing nicely.
70 J. ni D. Williams is building porch
tractor John Royce doing the work.
Huge. Camplin is building an addt-
ton to his Broadus residence. the con-
tract having been let to Contractor
Bob Nalley.
This week the gravel bed was laid
for the crosswalk from the Yellowstone
Lumber company to, the A. Montgom-
ers at their recent meeting awarded
such contract to Bob Nalley. He
has until August to build two cross
walks. the other one extending from
the Yellowstone Lumber company to
the Powder River County bank corner.
Anna May Oil company, ACCOMPANIED
by Bob Lent and Mr.. Drake, were here
for short time Monday forenoon.
J. F. and r. T. Blenkner made
round trip to- Miles City on Monday.
They left here early and were in Miles
City City by o'clock in the morning and
their return trip was started at s
O'Clock in the evening. While in Miles
City they witnessed an exciting chase
of Officials after bootleg" car. Both
imum. speed through the streets and
the chase finally terminated with the
arrest of the two fugitives.
The dance at the Broadus school
house Saturday night by Ian Thomp-
son and shorty Davis caused finmn<
Of rain that prevented many from at
tending.
Nick Vitacca, who carries the mail
"a miles from Camps Pass to Selway,
was In Broadus Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Gaskill Of Loesch
were in BrCadus Wednesday on land
matters before Clerk Of Court H. r.
Straiton.
Roy Griffin Of Epsie transacted BUSH
ness in town Wednesday.
H. A. Tarbox of Olive transacted
business in Broadus Wednesday,.
John w. Powelson and A. e. Hoover.
president and geologist respectively of
the Anna May Oil company. accompa
MED by Mrs. Anna May Coykendall and
little daughter Muriel. were Broadus
visitors Wednesday evening.
D. r. Finch left for Miles City We'd
nesday evening on business matters.
The latest wheat quotations received
from Miles City were $1.16 per bushel,
paid en- June q.
N. J. Helm and w. NJ. Wilson of
MOochead passed through Broadus yes
terday forenoon en- route tc. Miles City.
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