The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-07-21

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The Examiner. - year In advance.
saturdays wheat price in Miles City
for No. Northern. was $1.13.
Butterfat quotations. in Miles City
the last Ct the week. - cents.
Rev. G. 8. 1farsolf and wife left on
Monday morning for Red Lodge where
he will attend q conference OF Congre-
gational ministers and then they will
take . trip through Yellowstone ma
tional park. Rev. Marsolf will return
here in about three weeks while his
wife 10 planning trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Jessie Munger. Who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Anna Teal
on Pilgrim creek. left the latter part
City where she will teach school the
coming year.
Mr.. ad Mrs. c. s. Eins.l and daugh-
tiers. Elisabeth and Jane. expect to
start on a motor trip Monday Of next
week to Lander. Wyo.. where they will
visit Mrs. Einsel's sister, Mrs. Ray G.
Farley. From Lander Miss Elizabeth
win proceed on to San Francisco to
resume her studies. her school starting
August 1. The Einsels expected to
be gone about ten days.
G. L Hcuser, John Hepperle. Boots
Vitalis and c. L. Russell started for
Miles City last week with four big
loads Of wheat.
The Ashland baseball team will be
fere Sunday afternoon for a game with
the local invincibles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Camplin left
Monday morning for Missc ula where
they are this week attending the con-
ventions Of the Montana State Press
association and the National Editorial
association.
Don't lose hope. Tanlac has helped
thousands who had almost given up
in despair. Try it. $. A. Holt.
Eroadus Mont.
Freighter ]. v. Schriemer last week
brought a new binder from Miles City
for c. w. Miles.
Mrs. $. \. Holt and children Helen
and Roland, returned home last week
from Ekalka.
Four or five new residences will
probably be built in Broadus this year
The three county commissioners &C n
vened Monday morning and were In
session throughout the week as a board
of equalization.
Mrs. Margaret Trautman and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ella Lewis. entertained the
Ladies' Aid society yesterday (Thurs-
day. afternoon at the Powder Kiver
hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Lewis are lav-
ing the road ranch repaired and reno
waited and will reoccupy it after the
first Of August. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Of
the hotel.
A number of Miles City men were in
town Friday of last week and were
Charles Brown. manager Of the Mid
land Coal and Lumber company; Geo.
Foster of the Foster drug store: Percy
Williamson and Oscar Helserson, pres
tdent and cashier of the Commercial
National bank.
Mr.. jones. organizer of the Wood
men of the World. was here last week
and stated he would soon install a
lodge at Piniele with membership of
between 80 and 30.
Mrs. Anna Champney of Boyes was
In town Thursday Of last week.
II you feel salt sick. tired and worn
out all the time it is natures warning.
Avoid breakdown by taking Tanlac
S. A. Holt, Broadus. Mont
H. r. Cock received letter from his
sitser in eastern South Dakota. stat
Ing that the worst drouth in years is
prevailing and people are praying for
rain.
Bud Lane has recently gone to Bill
1ngs where his sister Nellie is now re-
siding.
E. Culbertson and family have re-
Gently moved from the road ranch to
the Carr residence near the court
house.
With crew OF seven men employed,
construction work on the high school
building progressed this week. BY
tomorrow Saturday it is expected to
nave the siding and roofing completed.
The olive Hotel, Miles City, new UNI
der new management and new fur
nsshings. are Offering their rooms at
prices within reach Of everybody, 800
per days and up for single person.
ASK Tor the price room you desire.
We especially solicit country business.
r. G. Wagner. formerly stenorra.
pher m the county attorneys office. !
has accepted similar position at
Glasgow. Mont.
August Is is the final date for no,it.
fcal candidates to file their nominating
petitions with the county clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Rayner of Kings
ley We're in town Friday, accompanied
by Mrs. S. E. Coons of Lawrence, Kan.
who Is on Powder river fer a visit with
her brother. f. W. Gring
j. I. Wilson has leased his ranch at
the mouth OF Butte creek, to his broth
er. Ted Wilson.
george Sandal motored from Miles
City the latter part CT the week and